औषधिपर्वताहरणम् / The Retrieval of the Herb
Bearing Mountain
कीमेतदेवंसुविनिश्चितंतेयद्राघवेनासिकृतानुकम्प ।पश्याद्यमद्बाहुबलाभिभूतोविकीर्णमात्मानमथोनगेन्द्र ।।6.74.66।।
kīm etad evaṃ su-viniścitaṃ te yad rāghave nāsi kṛtānukampa | paśyādya madbāhubalābhibhūto vikīrṇam ātmānam atho nagendra || 6.74.66 ||
これはいかなる固い決意か――ラ―ガヴァに憐れみを示さぬとは。見よ、山々の王よ、我が両腕の力に圧されて、汝は砕け散るであろう。
"O King of mountains! You are not showing compassion to Raghava. Is it your determination to be like this? Overcome by my shoulder strength I shall crush you now. You may see."
Hanumān appeals to anukampā (compassion) as dharma: in a righteous cause, withholding aid to the suffering is treated as a moral failure.
Frustrated by the herbs’ disappearance, Hanumān threatens the mountain, demanding that it yield what is needed to save Rāma’s cause and the wounded.
Loyalty and protective commitment to Rāma (dāsya-bhakti), though expressed through fierce intimidation.