युद्धकाण्डे पञ्चनवतितमः सर्गः
Sarga 95: Lamentation in Laṅkā and the Causal Chain of Enmity
हतोयोजनबाहुश्चकबन्दोरुदिराशनः ।क्रोधान्नादंनदन् सोऽथपर्याप्तंतन्निदर्शनम् ।।।।
hato yojanabāhuś ca kabandho rudhirāśanaḥ |
krodhān nādaṁ nadan so’tha paryāptaṁ tannidarśanam ||6.95.16||
さらにカバンダ——血を貪り、腕は一由旬の長さ——怒りに吼えて迫ったが、なお討たれた;これもまた証として十分である。
"Kabhanda who lived on blood came roaring, enraged, whose arms were eight meters long was also killed and that is a sufficient example."
Dharma teaches fearlessness before terrifying injustice; monstrous power collapses when confronted by righteous resolve.
Another prior exploit is cited: Rāma’s slaying of the fearsome Kabandha, underscoring that threats do not deter him.
Fearlessness and steadiness under intimidation.
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