इन्द्रजितः ब्रह्मास्त्र-यागः तथा वानरसेनाविध्वंसः
Indrajit’s Brahmastra Rite and the Crushing of the Vanara Host
शरेणैकेन च हरीन्नवपञ्च च सप्त च ।बिभेदसमरेक्रुद्धोराक्षसान् संप्रहर्षयन् ।।।।
śareṇaikena ca harīn nava pañca ca sapta ca |
bibheda samare kruddho rākṣasān saṃpraharṣayan ||
Разъярённый на поле брани, он пронзал ванаров: одних — одной стрелой, других — девятью, пятью или семью, приводя ракшасов в ликование.
Filled with anger, Indrajith alone with nine, five, seven arrows tore the Vanaras into pieces.
It contrasts righteous purpose with relish in harm: the Rākṣasas rejoice in violence, suggesting an ethical critique of taking joy in suffering.
Indrajit’s archery devastates the Vanara ranks, and the Rākṣasa side exults.
Implied virtue: compassion and restraint; the verse foregrounds their opposite—cruel triumphalism.