कुम्भकर्णोपदेशः
Kumbhakarna’s Counsel and War-Boast to Ravana
अद्यपर्वतसङ्काशंससूर्यमिवतोयदम् ।विकीर्णंपश्यसमरेसुग्रीवंप्लवगोत्तम ।।6.63.39।।
adya parvatasaṅkāśaṃ sasūryam iva toyadam | vikīrṇaṃ paśya samare sugrīvaṃ plavagottama ||6.63.39||
Hari ini, lihatlah Sugriwa, yang terkemuka di antara para kera, terhempas dalam pertempuran bagaikan awan gunung yang disinari matahari.
"Now you will see Sugriva the foremost of monkeys in mountain shape, resembling mountains bathed in blood like evening Sun illumined like the cloud."
The verse uses poetic imagery to celebrate an enemy’s downfall. Ramayana dharma generally frames true heroism as protection of the innocent, not delight in destruction.
The speaker predicts (or claims) the defeat of Sugrīva on the battlefield to encourage Rāvaṇa and intimidate opponents.
Martial confidence and intimidation—valor presented as certainty of victory.