Jai Sriman Narayana !!
Jai Anjaneya !!
Thatho Jambavatho Vakyam Agrunnantha Vanoukasa: |
Angadha Pramukha Veera Hanuman
Cha Mahakapi: ||
Preethimantha: Thatha; Sarva Vayu
Puthra Pura: Sara: |
Mahendhragram Parithyajjya
Pupluvu: Plavagarshabha: ||
Meru Mandhara Sankasha Maththa Iva Mahagaja: |
Chadhyayantha Ivakasham Mahakaya
Mahabala: ||
Sambajyamanam Bhoothai: Thama
Athmavantham Mahabalam |
Hanumantham Mahavegam Vahantha
Iva Dhrushtibhi: ||
Angadha, Hanuman and the elderly
Vanaras sincerely accepted the advice of Jambavan. The resplendent Vanaras who has the
resemblance of Mount Meru and Mandhara, with their colossal bodies and power,
like elephants in rut, delightfully took giant leap from Mount Mandhara,
keeping foremost among Vanaras Hanuman at their forefront. They were dutiful and had astounding swiftness;
they were determined to work for the accomplishment of the task of Rama, they
were enthusiastic about the upcoming battle and they were thoroughly aware of retaliation
of Rama against the wicked Ravana. The
Vanaras took a giant leap on the sky, as if they were floating; at last they
arrived in the garden full of lush creepers and woods, the sacred garden known
as Madhuvanam which has abundance of honey, well protected by a powerful and virtuous
Vanara Dhadhimukha, who is maternal uncle of Sugriva. This glorious garden Madhuvanam was the most desired
garden of Sugriva, all the Vanara that has the complexion of honey, became
highly enthusiastic after witnessing the marvelous garden, eventually they
asked permission from Angadha to taste the honey from the garden. All those Vanaras were highly pleased and
energetic after receiving consent from Angadhakumara, Jambavan and Hanuman.
Gayanthi Kechith Pranamanthi
Kechith | Nruthyanthi Kechith Prahasanthi Kechith |
Pathanthi Kechith Vicharanthi
Kechith | Plavanthi Kechith Pralapanthi Kechith ||
Parasparam Kechith Upashrayanthey
| Parasparam Kechith Athibruvanthey |
Parasparam Kechidhupabruvanthey |
Parasparam Kechidhuparamanthey ||
Dhrumath Dhrumam Kechith
Abhiplavanthey | Kshithou Nagagran Nipathanthi Kechith |
Mahithalath Kechith Udheernna
Vega | Mahadhrumagrani Abhisampathanthey ||
Gayathamanya: Prahasannupaithi |
Hasanthamanya: Prahasannupaithi |
Rudhanthamanya: Prarudhnnupaithi
| Nudhanthamanya: Pranudhannupaithi ||
Some of the Vanaras were singing,
some of them were offered salutation, some of them were dancing, some of them
were laughing boisterously, some of the were rolling on the ground, some of
them were darting in various directions, some of them were muttering, some of
the Vanaras were leaning on the other, some of them were pouncing on the other,
some of them were fighting with other, some of them were playing with another,
some of them were hopping from one tree
to another, some of the Vanaras hurling down from the trees, some of them were
darted on the huge trees and falling on the ground, while one of the Vanaras
singing was approached by another with laugh, while one of the Vanaras laughing
was approaching by another one weeping, while one of the Vanara was weeping was
pushed by another one, one of the Vanara was pushing was approaching by another
Vanara with roar. The entire army of
Vanaras was highly intoxicated, and none of them restrained from drinking honey
and none of them were satiated. Soon,
the magnificent Madhuvanam was destroyed, trees were remained shredded off its
flowers and leaves, Dhadhimukha was fuming with anger, approached the Vanaras
and threatened the Vanaras who were highly vigorous. The elderly Dhadhimukha, foremost among the
Vanaras and care taker of Madhuvanam, tried to protect the garden from further
destruction, he was threatened the Vanaras and whipped them with his palm, fought
with them and tried to calm them in an appeasing manner. Ultimately, the elderly Dhadhimukha was
dragged and thrashed by the fearless Vanaras who were highly intoxicated, not
aware of their acts or its consequences.
Dhadhimukha was severely wounded with the nails and teeth of the Vanaras,
shortly he left the scene with bruises all over the body. The Vanaras continued to tear down the wonderful
garden Madhuvanam which has abundance of honey and flowers.
Jai Sriman Narayana !!
