द्वन्द्वयुद्धप्रवृत्तिः
Dvandva-Yuddha: The Onset of Single Combats
तस्यकाञ्चनचित्राङ्गंरथंसाश्वंससारथिम् ।जघानसमरेश्रीमानङ्गदोवेगवान्कपिः ।।6.43.19।।
tasya kāñcanacitrāṅgaṃ rathaṃ sāśvaṃ sasārathim |
jaghāna samare śrīmān aṅgado vegavān kapiḥ ||
ครั้นในสมรภูมิ องคทวานรผู้ว่องไวและรุ่งเรือง ได้เข้าฟาดทำลายราชรถอันประดับลวดลายทองคำ พร้อมทั้งม้าและสารถีให้พินาศลง
Wishing victory for Ravana, the tiger among ogres, the Rakshasas of terrific deeds sallied forth accompanied by horses with golden trappings and seizing posts, which were like flames of fire shining like the sun's rays on the chariots and delightful shields, roaring resounding in all the ten directions.
Dharma here is steadfastness after being struck: Aṅgada responds with effective, focused action rather than despair, modeling disciplined courage in adversity.
After being attacked, Aṅgada counters by smashing the enemy’s chariot system—chariot, horses, and driver—turning the tide in that encounter.
Resilient heroism—quick recovery and decisive counterattack.