मन्थराप्रेरणा—वरद्वय-स्मरणं च
Manthara’s Provocation and the Recalling of Two Boons
तत्राकरोन्महद्युद्धं राजा दशरथस्तदा।असुरैश्च महाबाहुश्शस्त्रैश्च शकलीकृतः।।।।
tatrākaron mahad yuddhaṃ rājā daśarathas tadā | asuraiś ca mahābāhuḥ śastraiś ca śakalīkṛtaḥ ||
Di sana, Raja Daśaratha bertempur dengan hebat; namun raja yang berlengan perkasa itu telah dicincang dan dihancurkan oleh senjata-senjata para asura.
In that great battle, the rakshasas used to kill by force the warriors wounded by the weapons and those fast asleep during the night.
It reflects kṣatriya-dharma: the king accepts peril in defense of order and alliance, even at great personal cost.
Mantharā recounts Daśaratha’s severe wounding during the divine-asura conflict.
Valor and endurance—standing in battle despite overwhelming harm.
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