जाम्बूनदमहाकम्बुर्दीप्तपावकसन्निभः ।बभूवेन्द्रजितःकेतुर्वैदूर्यसमलङ्कृतः ।।।।
jāmbūnada-mahākambur dīpta-pāvaka-sannibhaḥ | babhūvendrajitaḥ ketur vaidūrya-samalaṅkṛtaḥ ||6.80.14||
Kỳ hiệu của Indrajit rực sáng như ngọn lửa bừng cháy, gắn những đồ trang sức vàng lớn như jām-būnada, lại điểm tô bằng ngọc vaidūrya.
Like flaming fire in appearance, the chariot was provided with rings of gold, the standard of the chariot was adorned with gems of Vydurya.
Symbols of power (banners, wealth, brilliance) can inspire fear and loyalty, but Dharma evaluates leadership by truthfulness and protection of the innocent—not by spectacle.
The poem continues describing Indrajit’s war-gear, focusing on the chariot’s blazing standard and jeweled adornment.
Commanding presence—projecting authority and confidence through martial insignia.