Ramayana — Yuddha Kanda, Sarga 31, Shloka 27
मायाशिरोप्रदर्शनम्
The Display of the Illusory Head of Rāma
जाम्बवानथजानुभ्यामुत्पतन्निहतोयुधि ।पट्टसैर्बहुभिश्छिन्नोनिकृत्तःपादपोयथा ।।।।
jāmbavān atha jānubhyām utpatan nihato yudhi | paṭṭasair bahubhiś chinnaḥ nikṛttaḥ pādapo yathā ||
战场上，阇摩婆梵以双膝撑起欲起身，却被无数帕塔萨利刃斩裂，轰然倒下，如大树被伐。
"Mainda and Dwivida of huge bodies, who are slayers of enemies, the bulls among Vanaras are breathing hard, and bathed in blood roaring, having been cutin the middle of their body."
FAQs
It underscores the harsh cost of war; dharma in warfare requires restraint and truthfulness in reporting, not exaggeration for propaganda.
The speaker depicts leading allies of Rāma as being cut down, building a picture of total defeat.
Courage and persistence—Jāmbavān is portrayed still attempting to rise and fight despite injury.