महागजैश्चापि तथा नदद्भि: सुपूजितैश्चापि तथा सुसद्भिः।रराज वीरैश्च विनिःश्वसद्भिः ह्रदो भुजङ्गैरिव निःश्वसद्भिः।।5.5.14।।
mahāgajaiś cāpi tathā nadadbhiḥ supūjitaiś cāpi tathā susadbhiḥ |rarāja vīraiś ca viniḥśvasadbhiḥ hrado bhujaṅgair iva niḥśvasadbhiḥ ||5.5.14||
那里因巨象长鸣而辉映,因受敬重而端坐的贵胄而增光,又因战士粗重的喘息而显赫——宛如一泓明湖,湖中却有群蛇嘶嘶作响。
There were huge elephants trumpeting, respected people, warriors sighing for the lack of enemies (to vanquish). It had a lake infested with hissing snakes.
Power and grandeur can coexist with inner danger; dharma demands that strength be guided by righteousness, otherwise it becomes like a beautiful lake made perilous by serpents.
Hanumān notes the intimidating magnificence of Laṅkā—its military and royal presence—while assessing risks.
Prudence and situational awareness: Hanumān recognizes both splendor and threat.