कुम्भकर्णवधः
The Slaying of Kumbhakarna
शूलनिर्भिन्नमहाभुजान्तरःप्रविह्वलःशोणितमुद्वमन् मुखात् ।ननादभीमंहनुमान् महाहवेयुगान्तमेघस्न्तितस्वनोपमम् ।।।।
śūla-nirbhinnam ahā-bhujāntaraḥ pravihvalaḥ śoṇitam udvaman mukhāt |
nanāda bhīmaṃ hanūmān mahāhave yugānta-megha-stanita-svanopamam ||
اس عظیم معرکے میں ہنومان، نیزے سے سینہ چِھد جانے پر، لڑکھڑایا اور منہ سے خون اُگلنے لگا؛ پھر بھی اس نے ایسا ہیبت ناک نعرہ بلند کیا جو یُگانت کے بادلوں کی گرج جیسا تھا۔
The great son of wind-god, pierced with pike in the chest, ejected blood from his mouth, and roared in a frightening manner which was like thunder rumbling at the time of dissolution of the universe.
Dharma is perseverance: even wounded, one does not abandon a righteous duty. The roar symbolizes refusal to yield to fear or pain when protecting truth and justice.
After being pierced by Kumbhakarṇa’s spear, Hanūmān bleeds but answers with a terrifying roar in the midst of battle.
Hanūmān’s dhairya (steadfast courage) and unwavering bhakti—his spirit remains unbroken despite severe injury.