त्रिशिरा–देवान्तक–महोदर–मत्त
महापार्श्व) वधः | Slaying of Trisira, Devantaka, Mahodara, and Matta (Mahaparsva
स तस्यपततःखङ्गंतमाच्छिद्यमहाकपिः ।ननादगिरिसङ्काशस्त्रासयन् सर्वनैरृता ।।।।
sa tasya patataḥ khaṅgaṃ tam ācchidya mahākapiḥ |
nanāda girisaṅkāśas trāsayan sarvanairṛtān ||
جب وہ گرتا تھا تو مہاکپی نے اس کی تلوار چھین لی، اور پہاڑ کے مانند گرج کر دہاڑا، اور سب نیررتوں (راکشسوں) کے دلوں میں دہشت بھر دی۔
Taking the sword from Trisira, as he was falling, the great Vanara who resembled a mountain roared, creating terror in all, surrounded there.
Dharma in warfare includes removing an adversary’s capacity to harm when the fight is decided; Hanumān prevents further violence by taking the fallen foe’s weapon.
Triśiras is collapsing; Hanumān takes his sword mid-fall and roars, demoralizing the rākṣasa ranks.
Presence of mind and strategic courage—Hanumān combines physical prowess with battlefield psychology.