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Ramayana · Book VI · Yuddha Kāṇḍa

Ramayana, Book VI, Canto 11: The Summonsयुद्धकाण्डम्

Ralph T. H. Griffith’s English verse (1870–74), beside the Sanskrit of sarga 6.11.

11Sanskrit sarga 6.11 · Sanskrit source · English source

Sanskrit

स बभूव कृशो राजा मैथिलीकाममोहितः।
असन्मानाच्च सुहृदां पापः पापेन कर्मणा॥ १॥
अतीव कामसम्पन्नो वैदेहीमनुचिन्तयन्।
अतीतसमये काले तस्मिन् वै युधि रावणः।
अमात्यैश्च सुहृद्भिश्च प्राप्तकालममन्यत॥ २॥
स हेमजालविततं मणिविद्रुमभूषितम्।
उपगम्य विनीताश्वमारुरोह महारथम्॥ ३॥
तमास्थाय रथश्रेष्ठं महामेघसमस्वनम्।
प्रययौ रक्षसां श्रेष्ठो दशग्रीवः सभां प्रति॥ ४॥
असिचर्मधरा योधाः सर्वायुधधरास्ततः।
राक्षसा राक्षसेन्द्रस्य पुरस्तात् सम्प्रतस्थिरे॥ ५॥
नानाविकृतवेषाश्च नानाभूषणभूषिताः।
पार्श्वतः पृष्ठतश्चैनं परिवार्य ययुस्तदा॥ ६॥
रथैश्चातिरथाः शीघ्रं मत्तैश्च वरवारणैः।
अनूत्पेतुर्दशग्रीवमाक्रीडद्भिश्च वाजिभिः॥ ७॥
गदापरिघहस्ताश्च शक्तितोमरपाणयः।
परश्वधधराश्चान्ये तथान्ये शूलपाणयः।
ततस्तूर्यसहस्राणं संजज्ञे निःस्वनो महान्॥ ८॥
तुमुलः शङ्खशब्दश्च सभां गच्छति रावणे।
स नेमिघोषेण महान् सहसाभिनिनादयन्॥ ९॥
राजमार्गं श्रिया जुष्टं प्रतिपेदे महारथः।
विमलं चातपत्रं च प्रगृहीतमशोभत॥ १०॥
पाण्डुरं राक्षसेन्द्रस्य पूर्णस्ताराधिपो यथा।
हेममञ्जरिगर्भे च शुद्धस्फटिकविग्रहे॥ ११॥
चामरव्यजने तस्य रेजतुः सव्यदक्षिणे।
ते कृताञ्जलयः सर्वे रथस्थं पृथिवीस्थिताः॥ १२॥
राक्षसा राक्षसश्रेष्ठं शिरोभिस्तं ववन्दिरे।
राक्षसैः स्तूयमानः सञ्जयाशीर्भिररिंदमः॥ १३॥
आससाद महातेजाः सभां विरचितां तदा।
सुवर्णरजतास्तीर्णां विशुद्धस्फटिकान्तराम्॥ १४॥
विराजमानो वपुषा रुक्मपट्टोत्तरच्छदाम्।
तां पिशाचशतैः षड्‍‍भिरभिगुप्तां सदाप्रभाम्॥ १५॥
प्रविवेश महातेजाः सुकृतां विश्वकर्मणा।
तस्यां तु वैदूर्यमयं प्रियकाजिनसंवृतम्॥ १६॥
महत्सोपाश्रयं भेजे रावणः परमासनम्।
ततः शशासेश्वरवद्दूताँल्लघुपराक्रमान्॥ १७॥
समानयत मे क्षिप्रमिहैतान् राक्षसानिति।
कृत्यमस्ति महज्जाने कर्तव्यमिति शत्रुभिः॥ १८॥
राक्षसास्तद्वचः श्रुत्वा लङ्कायां परिचक्रमुः।
अनुगेहमवस्थाय विहारशयनेषु च।
उद्यानेषु च रक्षांसि चोदयन्तो ह्यभीतवत्॥ १९॥
ते रथान्तचरा एके दृप्तानेके दृढान् हयान्।
नागानेकेऽधिरुरुहुर्जग्मुश्चैके पदातयः॥ २०॥
सा पुरी परमाकीर्णा रथकुञ्जरवाजिभिः।
सम्पतद्भिर्विरुरुचे गरुत्मद्भिरिवाम्बरम्॥ २१॥
ते वाहनान्यवस्थाय यानानि विविधानि च।
सभां पद्भिः प्रविविशुः सिंहा गिरिगुहामिव॥ २२॥
राज्ञः पादौ गृहीत्वा तु राज्ञा ते प्रतिपूजिताः।
पीठेष्वन्ये बृसीष्वन्ये भूमौ केचिदुपाविशन्॥ २३॥
ते समेत्य सभायां वै राक्षसा राजशासनात्।
यथार्हमुपतस्थुस्ते रावणं राक्षसाधिपम्॥ २४॥
मन्त्रिणश्च यथामुख्या निश्चितार्थेषु पण्डिताः।
अमात्याश्च गुणोपेताः सर्वज्ञा बुद्धिदर्शनाः॥ २५॥
समीयुस्तत्र शतशः शूराश्च बहवस्तथा।
सभायां हेमवर्णायां सर्वार्थस्य सुखाय वै॥ २६॥
ततो महात्मा विपुलं सुयुग्यं
रथं वरं हेमविचित्रिताङ्गम्।
शुभं समास्थाय ययौ यशस्वी
विभीषणः संसदमग्रजस्य॥ २७॥
स पूर्वजायावरजः शशंस
नामाथ पश्चाच्चरणौ ववन्दे।
शुकः प्रहस्तश्च तथैव तेभ्यो
ददौ यथार्हं पृथगासनानि॥ २८॥
सुवर्णनानामणिभूषणानां
सुवाससां संसदि राक्षसानाम्।
तेषां परार्घ्यागुरुचन्दनानां
स्रजां च गन्धाः प्रववुः समन्तात्॥ २९॥
न चुक्रुशुर्नानृतमाह कश्चित्
सभासदो नापि जजल्पुरुच्चैः।
संसिद्धार्थाः सर्व एवोग्रवीर्या
भर्तुः सर्वे ददृशुश्चाननं ते॥ ३०॥
स रावणः शस्त्रभृतां मनस्विनां
महाबलानां समितौ मनस्वी।
तस्यां सभायां प्रभया चकाशे
मध्ये वसूनामिव वज्रहस्तः॥ ३१॥

English Griffith

Still Rávaṇ’s haughty heart rebelled,
The counsel of the wise repelled,
And, as his breast with passion burned,
His thoughts again to Sítá turned.
Thus, to each sign of danger blind,
To love and war he still inclined.
Then mounted he his car that glowed
With gems and golden net, and rode
Where, gathered at the monarch’s call,
The nobles filled the council hall.
A host of warriors bright and gay
With coloured robes and rich array,
With shield and mace and spear and sword,
Followed the chariot of their lord.
Mid the loud voice of shells and beat
Of drums he raced along the street,
And, ere he came, was heard afar
The rolling thunder of his car.
He reached the doors: the nobles bent
Their heads before him reverent:
And, welcomed with their loud acclaim,
Within the glorious hall he came.
He sat upon a royal seat
With golden steps beneath his feet,
And bade the heralds summon all
His captains to the council hall.
The heralds heard the words he spake,
And sped from house to house to wake
The giants where they slept or spent
The careless hours in merriment.
These heard the summons and obeyed:
From chamber, grove, and colonnade,
On elephants or cars they rode,
Or through the streets impatient strode.
As birds on rustling pinions fly
Through regions of the darkened sky,
Thus cars and mettled coursers through
The crowded streets of Lanká flew.
The council hall was reached, and then,
As lions seek their mountain den,
Through massy doors that opened wide,
With martial stalk the captains hied.
Welcomed with honour as was meet
They stooped to press their monarch’s feet,
And each a place in order found
On stool, on cushion, or the ground.
Nor did the sage Vibhishaṇ long
Delay to join the noble throng.
High on a car that shone like flame
With gold and flashing gems he came,
Drew near and spoke his name aloud,
And reverent to his brother bowed.

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English: Ralph T. H. Griffith, The Rámáyan of Válmíki, translated into English verse, 5 vols. (London: Trübner & Co.; Benares: E. J. Lazarus and Co., 1870–1874), public domain. Transcription: Project Gutenberg eBook #24869 (Distributed Proofreaders). Sanskrit: Sanskrit Wikisource. The ancient text is public domain; Wikisource page text is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.