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raghuvamsa kumarasambhava kiratarjuniya shishupalavadha amarushataka shatakatrayam shakuntalam pancatantra kadambari shringaraprakasha meghaduta rtusamhara naishadhiya bhattikavya

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Verse 51
उच्चैरसौ राघवमाह्वतेदं धनुः स-बाणं कुरु साऽतियासीः। । पराक्रम-ज्ञः प्रिय-सन्ततिस्तं नम्रः क्षितीन्द्रोऽनुनिनीषुरूचे ॥
Metre: उपजातिः
Karandikar: He loudly challenged the descendant of Raghu, Fix an arrow on this bow ; do not bypass me Conversant with (his) valour and fond of his (own) offspring, the humble King desirous of propitiating (him) spoke to him thus:

Verse 52
अनेक-शो निर्जित-राजकस्त्वं पित्नतार्प्सीर्नृप-रक्त-तोयैः । संक्षिप्य संरम्भम-सदू-विपक्षं काऽऽस्थाऽर्भकेऽस्मिंस्तव राम ! रामे ॥
Metre: उपजातिः
Karandikar: You who have completely vanquished hosts of kings several times, propitiated (your) ancestors with the waters in the form of the blood of kings, control your wrath that has no adversary. What is your concern, Oh Parakurama , with this (child) Rama ?”

Verse 53
अजीगणद्दशरथं न वाक्यं यदा स दर्पेण तदा कुमारः । धनुर्व्यकार्क्षीद्गुरु-बाण-गर्भं लोकानलावीद्विजितांश्च तस्य ॥
Metre: उपजातिः
Karandikar: When, through haughtiness, he did not take heed of Dasaratha's words, the prince drew fully the bow, having a strong arrow (fixed) in it and shattered the (spiritual) world won by him (through penance).

Verse 54
जिते नृपाऽरौ सुमनीभवन्ति शब्दायमानान्य-शनैर्-शङ्कम् । वृद्धस्य राज्ञोऽनुमते बलानि जगाहिरेऽनेक-मुखानि मार्गान् ॥
Metre: उपेन्द्रवज्रा
Karandikar: The adversary of the kings having been vanquished, the troops, feeling delighted in their minds, shouting aloud dauntlessly, facing diversely, plunged into the roads with the permission of the old King.

Verse 55
अथ पुरु-जव-योगान्नेदयद्दूर-संस्थं दवयदति-रयेण प्राप्तमुर्वी-विभागम् । क्लम-रहितमचेतन्नीरजीकारित-क्ष्मां बलमुपहित-शोभां तूर्णमायादयोध्याम् ॥
Metre: मालिनी
Karandikar: Afterwards bringing far of places near by re . sorting to great speed, and leaving far of the stretches of the earth that had been reached, by their excessive speed, the army, free from fatigue, quickly and unknowingly reached Ayodhya wherein the grounds had been cleared of dust and decorations arranged.

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