क्षिप्रंप्रहरनिःशङ्कंस्थिरांकीर्तिमवाप्नुहि ।ततस्त्वांज्ञातविक्रान्तंनाशयिष्यामिवानर ।।6.59.58।।
kṣipraṃ prahara niḥśaṅkaṃ sthirāṃ kīrtim avāpnuhi | tatas tvāṃ jñātavikrāntaṃ nāśayiṣyāmi vānara ||6.59.58||
Hãy ra đòn nhanh chóng, không do dự, và giành lấy danh tiếng muôn đời; sau đó, khi đã đo lường sức mạnh của ngươi, ta sẽ tiêu diệt ngươi, hỡi loài Khỉ.
"O Vanara! Go about without any hesitation. Attain the fame of a Vanara hitting Ravana permanently. Thereafter knowing your prowess, I shall put an end to you."
The verse illustrates adharma’s pride: Ravana treats violence as a contest for fame, not as a duty restrained by justice and truth.
Ravana challenges Hanuman to attack first, boasting that he will destroy Hanuman afterward.
Negatively, arrogance and contempt; dharma would emphasize humility and accountability for wrongdoing.