Rama S
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Mahabharata: 18 Parvas
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Mbh.1.131.7030 | Having heard of Rama's knowledge of arms and of his celestial weapons also, Drona set his heart upon them as also upon the knowledge of morality that Rama possessed. |
Mbh.1.131.7034 | And touching the ground with his head, he worshipped Rama's feet. |
Mbh.3.84.4475 | Bathing in that tirtha, O Bharata, one's soul, through Rama's grace, and by virtue of his own deeds, being cleansed of all sins, one becometh adored in heaven. |
Mbh.3.85.4597 | Created a tirtha in days of yore by Rama's energy, he that proceedeth to Lauhitya obtaineth the merit of giving away gold in abundance. |
Mbh.3.85.4615 | Proceeding next to the mountain called Mahendra, inhabited of yore by Jamadagnya, and bathing in Rama's tirtha, a person acquireth the merit of the horse-sacrifice. |
Mbh.3.99.5203 | The son of Pandu then, O king, asked Lomasa, saying, O illustrious one, why had Rama's energy and might been taken away? |
Mbh.3.99.5233 | And shot by the hand of Rama, that shalt, confounding by its energy the other Rama, came back blazing into Rama's hands. |
Mbh.3.146.7485 | And for Rama's queen, that king of the monkeys even with one leap crossed the ocean extending over a hundred yojanas. |
Mbh.3.146.7516 | And from Janasthana, that mighty Rakshasa monarch, the wicked Ravana, carried away his Rama's queen by stratagem and force, deceiving, O sinless one, that foremost of men, through the agency of a Rakshasa, Maricha, who assumed the form of a deer marked with gem-like and golden spots |
Mbh.3.147.7525 | And having interviewed that lady, Vaidehi, Rama's beloved, and burnt the whole of Lanka with its towers and ramparts and gates, and proclaimed my name there, I returned. |
Mbh.3.272.13248 | I have now told thee the history of both Rama's and Sita's birth. |
Mbh.3.275.13357 | And reflecting on Rama's virtues, the powerful and mighty king cheerfully addressed the family priest, saying, Blessed be thou, O Brahmana! |
Mbh.3.276.13442 | And struck with Rama's arrow, the Rakshasa, imitating Rama's voice, cried out in great distress, calling upon Sita and Lakshmana. |
Mbh.3.277.13476 | And attacked thus by that vulture desirous of Rama's good, Ravana, taking up a sword, cut off the two wings of that bird. |
Mbh.3.278.13581 | And the twang of Rama's bow resembled the roar of an engine. |
Mbh.3.278.13612 | He always seeketh Rama's good and hath told me these words for thy sake! |
Mbh.3.278.13629 | The whole earth with its oceans and seas will be enveloped with Rama's arrows. |
Mbh.3.281.13769 | And these and many other chiefs of monkey-chiefs, countless in number, O king, came there for aiding Rama's cause. |
Mbh.3.281.13827 | And while Rama's troops were there, two of Ravana's counsellors and officers, named Suka and Sarana, who had come as spies, having assumed the shape of monkeys, were seized by Vibhishana. |
Mbh.3.282.13841 | And having approached the hero of Pulastya's race in the midst of his counsellors, the eloquent Angada saluted the king and began to deliver Rama's message in these words, That descendant of Raghu, O king, who ruleth at Kosala and whose renown hath spread over the whole world, sayeth unto thee these words suited to the occasion. |
Mbh.3.289.14138 | And he also asked for the restoration to life of all those monkeys that had been slain by the Rakshasas, and after Brahma had said, So be it, those monkeys, O king, restored to life, rose up from the field of battle, and Sita too, of great good fortune, granted unto Hanuman a boon, saying, Let thy life, O son, last as long as the fame of Rama's achievements! |
Mbh.3.289.14154 | And Hanuman, having ascertained Bharata's intentions from external indications, gave him the good news of Rama's arrival. |
Mbh.4.21.869 | And that lady of graceful hips, Rama's beloved wife, afflicted with calamities and persecuted by the Rakshasas, at length regained the company of Rama. |
Mbh.5.75.3738 | SECTION LXXV Vaisampayana said, Hearing these words from Bhima, that were fraught with such mildness and that were, as unexpected as if the hills had lost their weight and fire had become cold, Rama's younger brother Kesava of Sura's race and mighty arms, wielding the bow called Saranga, laughed aloud, and as if to stimulate Bhima by his words, like the breeze fanning a fire, addressed him who was then so overwhelmed by the impulse of kindness, saying, At other times, O Bhimasena, thou applaudest war only, desirous of crushing the wicked sons of Dhritarashtra that take delight in the destruction of others. |
Mbh.5.158.6999 | And the Pandava king touched Rama's hands with his own. |
Mbh.5.179.8000 | If Ganga's son had never taken thee to the city called after the elephant, then, O timid girl, Salwa would have, at Rama's behest, taken thee on his head! |
Mbh.5.182.8232 | Piercing through Rama's body and borne along by the wind, those arrows coursing through space seemed to vomit blood from their mouths and resembled veritable snakes. |
Mbh.5.183.8252 | And I too, O king, shooting sharp shafts by hundreds and thousands, repeatedly cut: off Rama's arrows in mid-air before they could come at me. |
Mbh.5.183.8261 | And seeing me afflicted and pierced with Rama's weapons and borne away drooping and in a swoon, all the followers of Rama, including Akritavrana and others and the princess of Kasi, filled with joy, O Bharata, began to shout aloud! |
Mbh.5.183.8267 | And beholding those well-furnished arrows of mine by hundreds and thousands, each cut off in twain by Rama's arrows, all the followers of Rama were filled with joy. |
Mbh.5.183.8278 | At this, O mighty-armed one, I also began to shoot arrows with great lightness of hand for obstructing Rama's arrowy shower. |
Mbh.5.184.8301 | Baffling those fierce darts by means of my shield and sword, and causing them in that combat to fall down on the ground, I then, with clouds of excellent arrows, covered Rama's excellent steeds and his charioteer. |
Mbh.5.185.8315 | And afflicted as he had been by Rama's shafts, he soon gave up his life. |
Mbh.7.105.4874 | The Rakshasa Alamvusha in that battle, filled with rage, fought with the mighty Bhimasena, like Ravana's son Indrajit with Rama's brother Lakshmana. |
Mbh.7.194.10783 | Thy ill fame, in consequence of the slaughter of Drona, will be eternal in the three worlds with their mobile and immobile creatures, like Rama's in consequence of the slaughter of Bali |
Mbh.7.199.11375 | O son of Kunti, bow down unto him that is peace, unto him, called Rudra of blue throat, exceedingly subtle, and of great effulgence, unto him called Kapardin, him that is terrible, him that of tawny eyes, him that is boon-giving; unto that great ordainer, of red locks and righteous conduct; unto him that always does auspicious acts; unto him that is an object of desire; him that is of tawny eyes; him that is called Sthanu; him that is called Purusha; unto him that is of tawny hair; him that is bold, him that is exceedingly subtle and of great effulgence; unto him that is the giver of light; him that is the embodiment of all sacred waters; him that is the God of gods; and him that is endued with great impetuosity; unto him that is of manifest form; him that is called Sarva; him that is of agreeable attire; unto him that has an excellent head-gear, him that is of handsome face; him that has the mountains for his habitation; him that is peace; him that is the protector; him that has barks of trees for his attire; him whose arms are decked with ornaments of gold, him who is fierce, him that is the lord of all the points of the compass; him that is the lord of the clouds and of all created beings; him that is the lord of all trees and of all kine; him that has his body shrouded with trees; him who is the celestial generalissimo; him who inspires all thought; him who has the sacrificial ladle in his hand; him who is blazing; him who wields the bow; him who is Rama's self, him who has diverse forms; him who is the lord of the universe; him who had the munja grass for his attire; him who has a thousand heads, a thousand eyes, a thousand arms, and a thousand legs. |
Mbh.12.29.1426 | During the period of Rama's sway, all men were whole and all men attained the fruition of their wishes. |
Mbh.12.48.2550 | Yudhishthira said, I have great doubts in what thou sayest about Rama's having thrice seven times exterminated the Kshatriyas in days of old. |
Mbh.12.49.2559 | SECTION L Vasudeva said, Listen, O son of Kunti, to the story of Rama's energy and powers and birth as heard by me from great Rishis discoursing upon the subject. |
Mbh.12.49.2637 | Some Kshatriya ladies, however, succeeded in protecting their children from Rama's wrath. |
Mbh.13.52.5266 | Do thou, then, O king, recite to me in detail the circumstances of Rama's birth. |
Jijith Nadumuri Ravi
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Reference:- Mahabharata of Krishna Dwaipayana Vyasa, translated to English by Kisari Mohan Ganguli; Source of Plain Text: www.sacred-texts.com; Wikified at AncientVoice. |
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