Padma Purana — Patala Khanda — Chapter 44
PdP 5 44.1
शेष उवाच। आगत्य सविधे रुद्रं समरांगणमूर्धनि । जगाद हनुमान्वीरः संजिहीर्षुः सुराधिपम्
śeṣa uvāca| āgatya savidhe rudraṃ samarāṃgaṇamūrdhani | jagāda hanumānvīraḥ saṃjihīrṣuḥ surādhipam
Śeṣa said: Having come close to Rudra at the head of the battlefield, the hero Hanumān, wishing to destroy the lord of the gods, spoke.
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PdP 5 44.2
हनूमानुवाच। त्वं यदाचरसे रुद्र धर्मस्य प्रतिकूलनम् । तस्मात्त्वां शास्तुमिच्छामि रामभक्तवधोद्यतम्
hanūmānuvāca| tvaṃ yadācarase rudra dharmasya pratikūlanam | tasmāttvāṃ śāstumicchāmi rāmabhaktavadhodyatam
Hanumān said: Since you, Rudra, act contrary to dharma, therefore I wish to chastise you, who are bent on killing a devotee of Rāma.
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PdP 5 44.3
मया पुरा श्रुतं देव ऋषिभिर्बहुधोदितम् । रघुनाथपदस्मारी नित्यं रुद्रः पिनाकभृत्
mayā purā śrutaṃ deva ṛṣibhirbahudhoditam | raghunāthapadasmārī nityaṃ rudraḥ pinākabhṛt
Formerly, O god, I heard it declared in many ways by the sages: that Rudra, the bearer of the Pināka, is one who constantly remembers the feet of the Lord of the Raghus.
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PdP 5 44.4
तत्सर्वं तु मृषा जातं शत्रुघ्नं प्रति युध्यतः । पुष्कलो मे हतः शूरः शत्रुघ्नोऽपि विमूर्च्छितः
tatsarvaṃ tu mṛṣā jātaṃ śatrughnaṃ prati yudhyataḥ | puṣkalo me hataḥ śūraḥ śatrughno'pi vimūrcchitaḥ
But all that has turned out false, since you fight against Śatrughna: the hero Puṣkala has been slain by me (i.e. mine has been slain), and Śatrughna too has been made to swoon.
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PdP 5 44.5
तस्मात्त्वां पातयाम्यद्य त्रैलोक्यप्रलयोद्यतम् । यत्नात्तिष्ठस्व भोः शर्व रामभक्तिपराङ्मुखः
tasmāttvāṃ pātayāmyadya trailokyapralayodyatam | yatnāttiṣṭhasva bhoḥ śarva rāmabhaktiparāṅmukhaḥ
Therefore today I shall fell you, who are bent on the destruction of the three worlds. Stand firm with effort, O Śarva, you who have turned your face away from devotion to Rāma!
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PdP 5 44.6
शेष उवाच। इत्युक्तवंतं प्लवगं प्रोवाच स महेश्वरः । धन्योऽसि वीरवर्यस्त्वं भवान्वदति नो मृषा
śeṣa uvāca| ityuktavaṃtaṃ plavagaṃ provāca sa maheśvaraḥ | dhanyo'si vīravaryastvaṃ bhavānvadati no mṛṣā
Śeṣa said: To the monkey who had spoken thus, that Maheśvara replied: Blessed are you, you are the best of heroes; you speak no falsehood.
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PdP 5 44.7
मत्स्वामी रामचंद्रोऽयं सुरासुरनमस्कृतः । तदश्वमानयामास शत्रुघ्नः परवीरहा
matsvāmī rāmacaṃdro'yaṃ surāsuranamaskṛtaḥ | tadaśvamānayāmāsa śatrughnaḥ paravīrahā
This Rāmacandra, revered by gods and demons, is my master. Śatrughna, slayer of enemy heroes, brought that horse here.
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PdP 5 44.8
तद्रक्षार्थं समायातस्तद्भक्त्या तु वशीकृतः । यथाकथंचिद्भक्तोऽसौ रक्ष्यः स्वात्मा इति स्थितिः
tadrakṣārthaṃ samāyātastadbhaktyā tu vaśīkṛtaḥ | yathākathaṃcidbhakto'sau rakṣyaḥ svātmā iti sthitiḥ
I have come for the sake of protecting it, but I am mastered by his devotion; somehow or other he is a devotee, and the rule is that a devotee is to be protected as one's own self.
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PdP 5 44.9
रघुनाथः कृपां कृत्वा विलोकय तु निस्त्रपम् । मां स्वभक्त सुदुःखेन किंचित्कोपं दधन्महान्
raghunāthaḥ kṛpāṃ kṛtvā vilokaya tu nistrapam | māṃ svabhakta suduḥkhena kiṃcitkopaṃ dadhanmahān
Let the Lord of the Raghus show mercy and look upon me, who am shameless — I, the great one, bearing some anger through the great grief (caused) to his own devotee.
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PdP 5 44.10
शेष उवाच। एवं वदति चंडीशे हनूमान्कुपितो भृशम् । शिलामादाय महतीं ताडयामास तद्रथम्
śeṣa uvāca| evaṃ vadati caṃḍīśe hanūmānkupito bhṛśam | śilāmādāya mahatīṃ tāḍayāmāsa tadratham
Śeṣa said: While the lord of Caṇḍī was speaking thus, Hanumān, greatly enraged, took up a huge rock and struck his chariot.
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PdP 5 44.11
शिलया ताडितस्तस्य रथः शकलतां गतः । ससूतः सहयः केतुपताकाभिः समन्वितः
śilayā tāḍitastasya rathaḥ śakalatāṃ gataḥ | sasūtaḥ sahayaḥ ketupatākābhiḥ samanvitaḥ
Struck by the rock, his chariot was shattered to pieces, along with the charioteer, along with the horses, together with its banners and flags.
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PdP 5 44.12
नभःस्था देवताः सर्वाः प्रशशंसुः कपीश्वरम् । धन्योसि प्लवगाधीश महत्कर्म त्वया कृतम्
nabhaḥsthā devatāḥ sarvāḥ praśaśaṃsuḥ kapīśvaram | dhanyosi plavagādhīśa mahatkarma tvayā kṛtam
All the deities standing in the sky praised the lord of monkeys: Blessed are you, chief of the leaping ones; a great deed has been done by you.
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PdP 5 44.13
श्रीशिवं विरथं दृष्ट्वा नंदी तं समुपाद्रवत् । उवाच श्रीमहादेवं मत्पृष्ठं गम्यतामिति
śrīśivaṃ virathaṃ dṛṣṭvā naṃdī taṃ samupādravat | uvāca śrīmahādevaṃ matpṛṣṭhaṃ gamyatāmiti
Seeing the glorious Śiva without a chariot, Nandin ran up to him and said to the glorious Mahādeva: Let (my) back be mounted.
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PdP 5 44.14
वृषस्थितं तु भूतेशं हनूमान्कुपितो भृशम् । शिलामुत्पाट्य तरसा प्राहनद्धृदये तदा
vṛṣasthitaṃ tu bhūteśaṃ hanūmānkupito bhṛśam | śilāmutpāṭya tarasā prāhanaddhṛdaye tadā
But Hanumān, greatly enraged, tearing up a rock, then struck with force upon the chest the Lord of Beings, who was seated on the bull.
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PdP 5 44.15
तदाहतो भूतपतिः शूलं तीक्ष्णं समाददे । जाज्वल्यमानं त्रिशिखं वह्निज्वालासमप्रभम्
tadāhato bhūtapatiḥ śūlaṃ tīkṣṇaṃ samādade | jājvalyamānaṃ triśikhaṃ vahnijvālāsamaprabham
Struck thus, the Lord of Beings took up his sharp spear, blazing, three-pointed, with a radiance like the flame of fire.
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PdP 5 44.16
आयातं तन्महद्दृष्ट्वा शूलं प्रज्वलनप्रभम् । हस्ते गृहीत्वा तरसा बभंज तिलशः क्षणात्
āyātaṃ tanmahaddṛṣṭvā śūlaṃ prajvalanaprabham | haste gṛhītvā tarasā babhaṃja tilaśaḥ kṣaṇāt
Seeing that great spear of blazing radiance coming, he seized it in his hand and in an instant forcefully broke it into sesame-sized bits.
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PdP 5 44.17
भग्ने त्रिशूले तरसा कपीन्द्रेण क्षणाच्छिवः । शक्तिं करे समाधत्त सर्वलोहविनिर्मिताम्
bhagne triśūle tarasā kapīndreṇa kṣaṇācchivaḥ | śaktiṃ kare samādhatta sarvalohavinirmitām
When the trident had been forcefully broken in a moment by the lord of monkeys, Śiva took into his hand a lance made entirely of iron.
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PdP 5 44.18
सा शक्तिः शिवनिर्मुक्ता हृदये तस्य धीमतः । लग्ना क्षणादभूत्तत्र विक्लवः प्लवगाधिपः
sā śaktiḥ śivanirmuktā hṛdaye tasya dhīmataḥ | lagnā kṣaṇādabhūttatra viklavaḥ plavagādhipaḥ
That lance, released by Śiva, lodged in the heart of that wise one, and in a moment the lord of the leaping ones became distressed there.
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PdP 5 44.19
क्षणाच्च तद्व्यथां तीर्त्वा गृहीत्वा वृक्षमुल्बणम् । ताडयामास हृदये महाव्यालविभूषिते
kṣaṇācca tadvyathāṃ tīrtvā gṛhītvā vṛkṣamulbaṇam | tāḍayāmāsa hṛdaye mahāvyālavibhūṣite
And in a moment, having overcome that pain, he took a huge tree and struck (Śiva) on the chest, which was adorned with great serpents.
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PdP 5 44.20
ताडितास्तेन वीरेण फणीन्द्रास्त्रा समागताः । इतस्ततस्ते तं मुक्त्वा गताः पातालमुज्जवाः
tāḍitāstena vīreṇa phaṇīndrāstrā samāgatāḥ | itastataste taṃ muktvā gatāḥ pātālamujjavāḥ
Struck by that hero, the serpent-lords came (together) in terror; letting him go, they went swiftly hither and thither to Pātāla.
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PdP 5 44.21
शिवस्तस्मिन्नगे मुक्ते वक्षसि स्वे निरीक्ष्य च । कुपितो व्यदधाद्घोरं मुसलं करयुग्मके
śivastasminnage mukte vakṣasi sve nirīkṣya ca | kupito vyadadhādghoraṃ musalaṃ karayugmake
Śiva, when that mountain had been hurled, seeing (it strike) upon his own chest, grew angry and set a terrible club in his two hands.
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PdP 5 44.22
हतोसि गच्छ संग्रामात्पलाय्य प्लवगाधम । एष ते प्राणहंताहं मुसलेन क्षणादिह
hatosi gaccha saṃgrāmātpalāyya plavagādhama | eṣa te prāṇahaṃtāhaṃ musalena kṣaṇādiha
"You are slain! Go, flee from the battle, vilest of monkeys! Here am I, the slayer of your life, with this club, in an instant."
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PdP 5 44.23
मुसलं वीक्ष्य निर्मुक्तं शिवेन कुपितेन वै । कीशस्तद्वंचयामास महावेगाद्धरिं स्मरन्
musalaṃ vīkṣya nirmuktaṃ śivena kupitena vai | kīśastadvaṃcayāmāsa mahāvegāddhariṃ smaran
Seeing the club released by the enraged Śiva, the monkey dodged it with great speed, remembering Hari.
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PdP 5 44.24
मुसलं तत्पपाताधः शिवमुक्तं महायसम् । विदार्य पृथिवीं सर्वां जगाम च रसातलम्
musalaṃ tatpapātādhaḥ śivamuktaṃ mahāyasam | vidārya pṛthivīṃ sarvāṃ jagāma ca rasātalam
That club of great iron, released by Śiva, fell below, and splitting the whole earth it went down to the netherworld.
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PdP 5 44.25
तदा प्रकुपितोऽत्यतं हनूमान्रामसेवकः । गृहीत्वा पर्वतं हस्ते ताडयामास वक्षसि
tadā prakupito'tyataṃ hanūmānrāmasevakaḥ | gṛhītvā parvataṃ haste tāḍayāmāsa vakṣasi
Then Hanumān, the servant of Rāma, being exceedingly enraged, took a mountain in his hand and struck (him) on the chest.
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PdP 5 44.26
स यावत्पर्वतं छेत्तुं मतिं चक्रे सतीपतिः । तावद्धतः कपींद्रेण शालेन बहुशाखिना
sa yāvatparvataṃ chettuṃ matiṃ cakre satīpatiḥ | tāvaddhataḥ kapīṃdreṇa śālena bahuśākhinā
Just as the husband of Satī made up his mind to cut that mountain apart, he was struck by the lord of monkeys with a many-branched śāla tree.
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PdP 5 44.27
तमपिच्छेत्तुमुद्युक्तो यावत्तावच्छिलाहतः । शिलास्ता भेदितुं स्वांतं चकार मृड उद्यतः
tamapicchettumudyukto yāvattāvacchilāhataḥ | śilāstā bhedituṃ svāṃtaṃ cakāra mṛḍa udyataḥ
He set himself to cut that too, and just then he was struck with a rock; Mṛḍa, roused, made up his mind to shatter those rocks.
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PdP 5 44.28
तावद्वृष्टिं चकारायं शिलाभिर्नगपर्वतैः । लांगूलेन च संवेष्ट्य ताडयत्येष भूतपम्
tāvadvṛṣṭiṃ cakārāyaṃ śilābhirnagaparvataiḥ | lāṃgūlena ca saṃveṣṭya tāḍayatyeṣa bhūtapam
Meanwhile this one made a rain of rocks and of trees and mountains, and coiling (him) with his tail he strikes the lord of beings.
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PdP 5 44.29
शिलाभिः पर्वतैर्वृक्षैः पुच्छास्फोटेन भूरिशः । नंदी प्राप्तो महात्रासं चंद्रोऽपि शकलीकृतः
śilābhiḥ parvatairvṛkṣaiḥ pucchāsphoṭena bhūriśaḥ | naṃdī prāpto mahātrāsaṃ caṃdro'pi śakalīkṛtaḥ
With rocks, with mountains, with trees, and with the repeated cracking of his tail, Nandī came to great terror, and even the moon was broken to pieces.
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PdP 5 44.30
अत्यंतं विह्वलो जातो महेशानः प्रकोपनः । क्षणेक्षणे प्रहारेण विह्वलं कुर्वतं भृशम्
atyaṃtaṃ vihvalo jāto maheśānaḥ prakopanaḥ | kṣaṇekṣaṇe prahāreṇa vihvalaṃ kurvataṃ bhṛśam
The great lord, prone to wrath, became utterly distressed; (Hanumān) with blow upon blow, moment by moment, was making him grievously distressed.
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PdP 5 44.31
जगाद प्लवगाधीशं धन्योसि रघुपानुग । महत्कर्म कृतं तेऽद्य यत्तेहं सुप्रतोषितः
jagāda plavagādhīśaṃ dhanyosi raghupānuga | mahatkarma kṛtaṃ te'dya yattehaṃ supratoṣitaḥ
He said to the lord of monkeys: "You are blessed, O follower of Raghu's lord. A great deed has been done by you today, by which I am well pleased with you.
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PdP 5 44.32
न दानेन न यज्ञेन नाल्पेन तपसा ह्यहम् । सुलभोऽस्मि महावेग तस्मात्प्रार्थय मे वरम्
na dānena na yajñena nālpena tapasā hyaham | sulabho'smi mahāvega tasmātprārthaya me varam
"Not by gift, nor by sacrifice, nor by slight austerity am I easily obtained, O one of great speed; therefore ask a boon of me."
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PdP 5 44.33
शेष उवाच। एवं ब्रुवंतं तं दृष्ट्वा हनूमान्निजगाद तम् । प्रहसन्निर्भिया वाण्या महेशानं सुतोषितम्
śeṣa uvāca| evaṃ bruvaṃtaṃ taṃ dṛṣṭvā hanūmānnijagāda tam | prahasannirbhiyā vāṇyā maheśānaṃ sutoṣitam
Śeṣa said: Seeing him speaking thus, Hanumān addressed the great lord, who was well pleased, laughing, with fearless speech.
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PdP 5 44.34
हनूमानुवाच। रघुनाथप्रसादेन सर्वं मेऽस्ति महेश्वर । तथापि याचे हि वरं त्वत्तः समरतोषितात्
hanūmānuvāca| raghunāthaprasādena sarvaṃ me'sti maheśvara | tathāpi yāce hi varaṃ tvattaḥ samaratoṣitāt
Hanumān said: By the grace of the lord of the Raghus I have everything, O Maheśvara; still I do ask a boon of you, who are pleased by the battle.
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PdP 5 44.35
एष पुष्कलसंज्ञो नः समरे पतितो हतः । तथैव रामावरजः शत्रुघ्नो मूर्च्छितो रणे
eṣa puṣkalasaṃjño naḥ samare patito hataḥ | tathaiva rāmāvarajaḥ śatrughno mūrcchito raṇe
This one named Puṣkala of ours has fallen slain in the battle, and likewise Rāma's younger brother Śatrughna lies swooning in the fight.
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PdP 5 44.36
अन्ये च वीरा बहवः पतिताः शरविक्षताः । मूर्च्छिताः पतिताः केचित्तान्रक्षस्व गणैः सह
anye ca vīrā bahavaḥ patitāḥ śaravikṣatāḥ | mūrcchitāḥ patitāḥ kecittānrakṣasva gaṇaiḥ saha
And many other heroes have fallen, wounded by arrows; some have fallen swooning — guard them, together with your hosts,
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PdP 5 44.37
यथा चैतान्महाभूता वेतालाश्च पिशाचकाः । न हरंति न खादंति श्वशृगालादयस्तथा
yathā caitānmahābhūtā vetālāśca piśācakāḥ | na haraṃti na khādaṃti śvaśṛgālādayastathā
so that the great spirits and the vetālas and the piśācas do not carry them off nor devour them, nor likewise the dogs, jackals and the rest.
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PdP 5 44.38
एतेषां वपुषो भेदो न भवेत्त्वं तथाचर । यावदिंद्रगणं जित्वा न यामि द्रोणपर्वतम्
eteṣāṃ vapuṣo bhedo na bhavettvaṃ tathācara | yāvadiṃdragaṇaṃ jitvā na yāmi droṇaparvatam
Act so that there be no mutilation of their bodies, until I, having conquered Indra's host, go to Mount Droṇa
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PdP 5 44.39
तत्रस्था औषधीर्वापि नीत्वा संस्थापितान्भटान् । जीवयामि बलात्सर्वांस्तावत्त्वं रक्ष सर्वशः
tatrasthā auṣadhīrvāpi nītvā saṃsthāpitānbhaṭān | jīvayāmi balātsarvāṃstāvattvaṃ rakṣa sarvaśaḥ
and, bringing the herbs that are there, revive by their power all the warriors who have been laid out; until then, guard (them) in every way.
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PdP 5 44.40
एष गच्छामि तं नेतुं द्रोणं पर्वतसत्तमम् । यस्मिन्वसंत्योषधयः प्राणिसंजीवनंकराः
eṣa gacchāmi taṃ netuṃ droṇaṃ parvatasattamam | yasminvasaṃtyoṣadhayaḥ prāṇisaṃjīvanaṃkarāḥ
Here I go to fetch that Droṇa, best of mountains, on which dwell the herbs that restore living beings to life.
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PdP 5 44.41
एतद्वचः समाकर्ण्य तथेति निजगाद तम् । याहि शीघ्रं नगं तं तु रक्षामि त्वद्भटान्मृतान्
etadvacaḥ samākarṇya tatheti nijagāda tam | yāhi śīghraṃ nagaṃ taṃ tu rakṣāmi tvadbhaṭānmṛtān
Having heard these words, (he) said to him, "So be it. Go quickly to that mountain; I, for my part, will guard your fallen warriors."
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PdP 5 44.42
तच्छ्रुत्वा वाक्यमीशस्य जगाम द्रोणपर्वतम् । द्वीपान्सर्वानतिक्रम्य जगाम क्षीरसागरम्
tacchrutvā vākyamīśasya jagāma droṇaparvatam | dvīpānsarvānatikramya jagāma kṣīrasāgaram
Hearing that speech of the Lord, he went to Mount Droṇa; passing over all the continents, he came to the Ocean of Milk.
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PdP 5 44.43
अत्र तु स्वगणैश्चायं रक्षति स्म शिवो महान् । श्मशानं तद्गणैः स्वीयैर्महाबलपराक्रमैः
atra tu svagaṇaiścāyaṃ rakṣati sma śivo mahān | śmaśānaṃ tadgaṇaiḥ svīyairmahābalaparākramaiḥ
And here the great Śiva was guarding the cremation ground with his own hosts, with those attendants of his of mighty strength and prowess.
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PdP 5 44.44
हनूमान्द्रोणमासाद्य द्रोणंनाम महागिरिम् । लांगूले तं निधायाशु प्रतस्थे रणमंडलम्
hanūmāndroṇamāsādya droṇaṃnāma mahāgirim | lāṃgūle taṃ nidhāyāśu pratasthe raṇamaṃḍalam
Hanūmān, reaching Droṇa, the great mountain named Droṇa, and quickly placing it on his tail, set out for the battlefield.
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PdP 5 44.45
तं नेतुमुद्यते विप्र चकंपे स च पर्वतः । कंपमानं तु तं दृष्ट्वा तत्पाला देवतागणाः
taṃ netumudyate vipra cakaṃpe sa ca parvataḥ | kaṃpamānaṃ tu taṃ dṛṣṭvā tatpālā devatāgaṇāḥ
When he was making ready to carry it off, O brahmin, that mountain trembled; and seeing it trembling, the throngs of deities who guarded it—
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PdP 5 44.46
हाहेति कृत्वा प्रोचुस्ते किमिदं भविता गिरौ । को ह्येनं नयते वीरो महाबलपराक्रमः
hāheti kṛtvā procuste kimidaṃ bhavitā girau | ko hyenaṃ nayate vīro mahābalaparākramaḥ
—crying "Alas! Alas!" said, "What is going to happen to the mountain? Who is this hero of great strength and prowess who is carrying it away?"
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PdP 5 44.47
एवं कृत्वा सुराः सर्वे संहता ददृशुः कपिम् । मुंचैनमिति तं प्रोच्य जघ्नुः शस्त्रास्त्रकोटिभिः
evaṃ kṛtvā surāḥ sarve saṃhatā dadṛśuḥ kapim | muṃcainamiti taṃ procya jaghnuḥ śastrāstrakoṭibhiḥ
Having done so, all the gods, banded together, caught sight of the monkey; and saying to him "Let it go!", they struck him with tens of millions of weapons and missiles.
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PdP 5 44.48
तान्सर्वान्निघ्नतो दृष्ट्वा हनूमान्कुपितो भृशम् । जघान तान्क्षणाद्वीरः शक्रः सर्वासुरान्यथा
tānsarvānnighnato dṛṣṭvā hanūmānkupito bhṛśam | jaghāna tānkṣaṇādvīraḥ śakraḥ sarvāsurānyathā
Seeing them all striking (him), Hanūmān, greatly enraged, that hero slew them in an instant, as Indra (slew) all the demons.
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PdP 5 44.49
केचित्पदाहतास्तत्र केचित्करविमर्दिताः । लांगूलेन हताः केचित्केचिच्छृंगेण चाहताः
kecitpadāhatāstatra kecitkaravimarditāḥ | lāṃgūlena hatāḥ kecitkecicchṛṃgeṇa cāhatāḥ
Some there were struck down by his foot, some crushed by his hand, some killed by his tail, and some struck by the mountain peak.
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PdP 5 44.50
सर्वे ते नाशमापन्नाः क्षणात्कीशेन ताडिताः । केचिन्निपतिता भूमौ रुधिरेण परिप्लुताः
sarve te nāśamāpannāḥ kṣaṇātkīśena tāḍitāḥ | kecinnipatitā bhūmau rudhireṇa pariplutāḥ
All of them, beaten by the monkey, came to destruction in a moment; some fell to the ground, drenched in blood.
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PdP 5 44.51
केचित्कीशभयात्त्रस्ता जग्मुः शक्रं सुराधिपम् । क्षतेन च परिप्लुष्टा रुधिरक्षतदेहिनः
kecitkīśabhayāttrastā jagmuḥ śakraṃ surādhipam | kṣatena ca paripluṣṭā rudhirakṣatadehinaḥ
Some, terrified with fear of the monkey, went to Śakra, the lord of the gods, scorched with wounds, their bodies bloodied and gashed.
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PdP 5 44.52
तान्दृष्ट्वा भयसंविग्नान्रुधिरेण परिप्लुतान् । सुराञ्जगाद विमनाः शक्रः सर्वसुरोत्तमः
tāndṛṣṭvā bhayasaṃvignānrudhireṇa pariplutān | surāñjagāda vimanāḥ śakraḥ sarvasurottamaḥ
Seeing them agitated with fear and drenched in blood, Śakra, best of all gods, dejected, spoke to the gods:
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PdP 5 44.53
कथं यूयं भयत्रस्ताः कथं रुधिरविप्लुताः । केन दैत्येन निहता राक्षसेनाधमेन वा
kathaṃ yūyaṃ bhayatrastāḥ kathaṃ rudhiraviplutāḥ | kena daityena nihatā rākṣasenādhamena vā
"How is it that you are stricken with fear, how is it that you are covered with blood? By what demon were you struck down, or by what vile rākṣasa?
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PdP 5 44.54
सर्वं शंसत मे तथ्यं यथा ज्ञात्वा व्रजामि तम् । निहत्य बद्ध्वा चायामि युष्मद्घातकमुन्मदम्
sarvaṃ śaṃsata me tathyaṃ yathā jñātvā vrajāmi tam | nihatya baddhvā cāyāmi yuṣmadghātakamunmadam
Tell me the whole truth, so that, knowing it, I may go to him; having slain and bound that frenzied slayer of you, I will come back."
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PdP 5 44.55
इति वाक्यं समाकर्ण्य तुरासाहं सुरोत्तमाः । जगदुर्दीनया वाचा सुरासुरनमस्कृतम्
iti vākyaṃ samākarṇya turāsāhaṃ surottamāḥ | jagadurdīnayā vācā surāsuranamaskṛtam
Hearing this speech, the foremost gods spoke in a piteous voice to Turāsāh (Indra), who is saluted by gods and demons:
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PdP 5 44.56
देवा ऊचुः। इहागत्य न जानीमः कश्चिद्वानररूपधृक् । नेतुं द्रोणं समुद्युक्तो लांगूले वेष्ट्य तं गिरिम्
devā ūcuḥ| ihāgatya na jānīmaḥ kaścidvānararūpadhṛk | netuṃ droṇaṃ samudyukto lāṃgūle veṣṭya taṃ girim
The gods said: We do not know who, come here bearing the form of a monkey, has set about carrying off Droṇa, having wound that mountain round his tail.
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PdP 5 44.57
गंतुं कृतमतिस्तावद्वयं सर्वे सुसंहताः । युद्धं चक्रुः सुसंनद्धाः सर्वशस्त्रास्त्रवर्षिणः
gaṃtuṃ kṛtamatistāvadvayaṃ sarve susaṃhatāḥ | yuddhaṃ cakruḥ susaṃnaddhāḥ sarvaśastrāstravarṣiṇaḥ
As soon as he made up his mind to go, we all, well banded together and well armed, made battle, raining down every sort of weapon and missile.
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PdP 5 44.58
तेन सर्वे वयं युद्धे निर्जिता बलशालिना । अनेके निहतास्तत्र भूमौ पेतुः सुरोत्तमाः
tena sarve vayaṃ yuddhe nirjitā balaśālinā | aneke nihatāstatra bhūmau petuḥ surottamāḥ
By him, the strong one, we were all defeated in the fight; many of the foremost gods, slain there, fell to the ground.
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PdP 5 44.59
वयं तु बहुभिः पुण्यैर्जीविता इह चागताः । शोणितेन सुसिक्तांगाः क्षतपीडासमन्विताः
vayaṃ tu bahubhiḥ puṇyairjīvitā iha cāgatāḥ | śoṇitena susiktāṃgāḥ kṣatapīḍāsamanvitāḥ
But we, through much merit, survived and have come here, our limbs drenched with blood, afflicted with the pain of wounds.
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PdP 5 44.60
एतद्वाक्यं समाकर्ण्य सुराणां स पुरंदरः । आदिदेश सुरान्सर्वान्महाबलसमन्वितान्
etadvākyaṃ samākarṇya surāṇāṃ sa puraṃdaraḥ | ādideśa surānsarvānmahābalasamanvitān
Hearing this speech of the gods, that Puraṃdara commanded all the gods, who were endowed with great strength:
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PdP 5 44.61
यात महाद्रोणगिरिं कपिं बद्धुं महाबलम् । बद्ध्वा नयत यूयं वै सुराणां रणपातकम्
yāta mahādroṇagiriṃ kapiṃ baddhuṃ mahābalam | baddhvā nayata yūyaṃ vai surāṇāṃ raṇapātakam
"Go to the great mountain Droṇa to bind the monkey of great strength; having bound him, bring him here — (he is) the ruin of the gods' battle."
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 44.62
इत्याज्ञप्ता ययुस्ते वै द्रोणं पर्वतसत्तमम् । यत्रास्ते बलवान्वीरो हनूमान्कपिसत्तमः
ityājñaptā yayuste vai droṇaṃ parvatasattamam | yatrāste balavānvīro hanūmānkapisattamaḥ
Thus commanded, they went to Droṇa, best of mountains, where the mighty hero Hanumān, best of monkeys, was staying.
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PdP 5 44.63
गत्वा ते प्राहरन्सर्वे हनूमंतं महाबलम् । हनूमता ते निहता मुष्टिभिः करताडनैः
gatvā te prāharansarve hanūmaṃtaṃ mahābalam | hanūmatā te nihatā muṣṭibhiḥ karatāḍanaiḥ
Having gone (there), they all struck at Hanumān of great strength; (but) they were struck down by Hanumān with his fists and blows of his hands.
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PdP 5 44.64
पतितास्ते क्षणात्तत्र रुधिरक्षतविग्रहाः । अन्ये पलायनपरा जग्मुस्ते त्रिदिवेश्वरम्
patitāste kṣaṇāttatra rudhirakṣatavigrahāḥ | anye palāyanaparā jagmuste tridiveśvaram
In an instant they fell there, their bodies bloodied and wounded; others, intent on flight, went to the lord of heaven.
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PdP 5 44.65
तच्छ्रुत्वा कुपितः शक्रः सर्वानमरसत्तमान् । आदिदेश महावीरं वानरेंद्रं सुरोत्तमः
tacchrutvā kupitaḥ śakraḥ sarvānamarasattamān | ādideśa mahāvīraṃ vānareṃdraṃ surottamaḥ
Hearing that, Śakra, enraged, that best of gods, commanded all the foremost immortals (to go against) the great hero, the lord of monkeys.
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PdP 5 44.66
तदाज्ञप्ता ययुस्ते वै यत्र कीशेश्वरो बली । तान्सर्वानागतान्दृष्ट्वा जगाद कपिसत्तमः
tadājñaptā yayuste vai yatra kīśeśvaro balī | tānsarvānāgatāndṛṣṭvā jagāda kapisattamaḥ
Commanded thus, they went to where the mighty lord of monkeys was; seeing them all arrived, the best of monkeys spoke to them.
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PdP 5 44.67
मायां तु वीराः समरे संहर्तारं हि मां बलात् । नेष्यामि युष्मानधुना संयमिन्याः पुरोंऽतिके
māyāṃ tu vīrāḥ samare saṃhartāraṃ hi māṃ balāt | neṣyāmi yuṣmānadhunā saṃyaminyāḥ puroṃ'tike
"Heroes, (you take) me for an illusion, the destroyer in battle, by force — I shall lead you now to the neighbourhood of the city of Saṃyaminī (Yama's city)."
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 5 44.68
इत्युक्ता अपि ते सर्वे सन्नद्धाः प्राहरन्कपिम् । शस्त्रास्त्रैर्बहुधा मुक्तैर्महाबलसमन्विताः
ityuktā api te sarve sannaddhāḥ prāharankapim | śastrāstrairbahudhā muktairmahābalasamanvitāḥ
Though addressed thus, all of them, armed and endowed with great strength, struck at the monkey with many weapons and missiles let loose.
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PdP 5 44.69
केचिच्छूलैः परशुभिः केचित्खड्गैश्च पट्टिशैः । मुसलैः शक्तिभिः केचित्क्रोधेन कलुषीकृताः
kecicchūlaiḥ paraśubhiḥ kecitkhaḍgaiśca paṭṭiśaiḥ | musalaiḥ śaktibhiḥ kecitkrodhena kaluṣīkṛtāḥ
Some with spears, some with axes, some with swords and spiked clubs, some with maces and lances, (all) made foul by anger.
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PdP 5 44.70
स आहतोऽमरवरैर्विविधैरायुधैर्बली । शिलाभिस्ताञ्जघानाशु सर्वानमरसत्तमान्
sa āhato'maravarairvividhairāyudhairbalī | śilābhistāñjaghānāśu sarvānamarasattamān
Though struck by the foremost immortals with various weapons, the mighty one swiftly slew them all, those best of immortals, with rocks.
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PdP 5 44.71
केचित्पलाय्य आहुस्ते गताः शक्रसमीपकम् । तदुक्तं वाक्यमाकर्ण्य भयं प्राप सुराधिपः
kecitpalāyya āhuste gatāḥ śakrasamīpakam | taduktaṃ vākyamākarṇya bhayaṃ prāpa surādhipaḥ
Some, having fled, went near to Śakra and told (him); hearing that spoken report, the lord of the gods was seized with fear.
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PdP 5 44.72
बृहस्पतिं सुराध्यक्षं मंत्रिणं स्वर्गवासिनाम् । पप्रच्छ सविधे गत्वा नत्वा सुरगुरुं वरम्
bṛhaspatiṃ surādhyakṣaṃ maṃtriṇaṃ svargavāsinām | papraccha savidhe gatvā natvā suraguruṃ varam
Going to his presence and bowing to Bṛhaspati, the overseer of the gods, the counsellor of the dwellers in heaven, the excellent teacher of the gods, he asked (him).
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PdP 5 44.73
इंद्र उवाच। कोऽसौ यो वानरो द्रोणं नेतुं स्वामिन्समागतः । येन मे निहता वीरा अमराः शस्त्रधारिणः
iṃdra uvāca| ko'sau yo vānaro droṇaṃ netuṃ svāminsamāgataḥ | yena me nihatā vīrā amarāḥ śastradhāriṇaḥ
Indra said: "Who is this monkey who has come, O lord, to carry off Droṇa, by whom my heroes, the weapon-bearing immortals, have been slain?"
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PdP 5 44.74
शेष उवाच। एतच्छ्रुत्वा तु तद्वाक्यमुक्तमांगिरसो महान् । जगाद भयसंविग्नं तुरासाहं सुराधिपम्
śeṣa uvāca| etacchrutvā tu tadvākyamuktamāṃgiraso mahān | jagāda bhayasaṃvignaṃ turāsāhaṃ surādhipam
Śeṣa said: Hearing that speech thus spoken, the great son of Aṅgiras (Bṛhaspati) spoke to Turāṣāh, the lord of the gods, agitated with fear.
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PdP 5 44.75
बृहस्पतिरुवाच। यो रावणमहन्संख्ये कुंभकर्णमदीदहत् । येन ते वैरिणः सर्वे हतास्तस्यैव सेवकः
bṛhaspatiruvāca| yo rāvaṇamahansaṃkhye kuṃbhakarṇamadīdahat | yena te vairiṇaḥ sarve hatāstasyaiva sevakaḥ
Bṛhaspati said: He who slew Rāvaṇa in battle, who burned up Kumbhakarṇa, by whom all your enemies were killed — (this monkey is) that very one's servant.
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PdP 5 44.76
येन लंका सत्रिकूटा निर्दग्धा पुच्छवह्निना । अक्षश्च निहतो येन हनूमंतमवेहि तम्
yena laṃkā satrikūṭā nirdagdhā pucchavahninā | akṣaśca nihato yena hanūmaṃtamavehi tam
He by whom Laṅkā together with Trikūṭa was burned down by the fire of his tail, and by whom Akṣa was slain — know him to be Hanumān.
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PdP 5 44.77
तेन सर्वे विनिहता द्रोणार्थमयमुद्यतः । हयमेधं महाराजः करोति बलिसत्तमः
tena sarve vinihatā droṇārthamayamudyataḥ | hayamedhaṃ mahārājaḥ karoti balisattamaḥ
By him all (these) have been slain; he is engaged (in coming) for the sake of (mount) Droṇa. The great king, best of the strong, is performing a horse sacrifice.
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PdP 5 44.78
तस्याश्वं शिवभक्तस्तु नृपो वीरमणिर्महान् । जहार तत्र समभूद्रणं सुरविमोहनम्
tasyāśvaṃ śivabhaktastu nṛpo vīramaṇirmahān | jahāra tatra samabhūdraṇaṃ suravimohanam
His horse was carried off by the great king Vīramaṇi, a devotee of Śiva; there a battle took place that bewildered the gods.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 44.79
शिवेन निहताः संख्ये वीरा रामस्य भूरिशः । तान्वै जीवयितुं द्रोणं नेष्यत्येव महाबलः
śivena nihatāḥ saṃkhye vīrā rāmasya bhūriśaḥ | tānvai jīvayituṃ droṇaṃ neṣyatyeva mahābalaḥ
Many of Rāma's heroes were slain in battle by Śiva; it is to revive them that the greatly strong one will surely carry off Droṇa.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 5 44.80
नायं वर्षशतैर्जेयो भवता बलसंयुतः । तस्मात्प्रसादय कपिं देहि तत्रत्यमौषधम्
nāyaṃ varṣaśatairjeyo bhavatā balasaṃyutaḥ | tasmātprasādaya kapiṃ dehi tatratyamauṣadham
He cannot be conquered by you in a hundred years, even with (all) your army; therefore conciliate the monkey and give him the herb that is there.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition