Shloka 67
सुपत्रमनुवृत्ताङ्गंसुपर्वाणंसुसंस्थितम् ।सुवर्णविकृतंवीरश्शरीरान्तकरंशरम् ।।।।दुरावारंदुर्विषहंराक्षसानांभयावहम् ।आशीविषविषप्रख्यंदेवसङ्घैःसमर्चितम् ।।।।
supatram anuvṛttāṅgaṃ suparvāṇaṃ susaṃsthitam |
suvarṇavikṛtaṃ vīraḥ śarīrāntakaraṃ śaram ||
durāvāraṃ durviṣahaṃ rākṣasānāṃ bhayāvaham |
āśīviṣaviṣaprakhyaṃ devasaṅghaiḥ samarcitam ||
那位英勇的（罗什曼那）取起一支箭：羽翎精美，诸部匀称，工艺精妙，节节牢固，并以黄金装饰——此箭能断绝身命。难以抵挡，难以忍受，令罗刹众生畏惧；其毒如猛蛇之毒，亦为诸天众所敬奉。
The arrow with lovely feathers, consisting of beautiful parts, skilfully done, well jointed, decked with gold, was not only difficult to put off but also difficult to bear, was capable of destroying enemies, frightful, resembling venomous serpents, and worshipped by gods.
FAQs
Dharma is shown as righteous force aligned with cosmic order: the weapon is not mere violence but a divinely sanctioned instrument used in a just battle against adharma (the terror of the Rākṣasas).
On the battlefield, Lakṣmaṇa prepares a formidable, divinely honored arrow—described in detail to mark its extraordinary power and legitimacy—just before striking Indrajit.
Lakṣmaṇa’s vīrya (heroic resolve) and disciplined readiness: he employs power with purpose, not for cruelty, but to end a grave threat.