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In the revered Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa, in the Bālakāṇḍa, the twentieth chapter. Having heard that statement of Viśvāmitra, the tiger among kings, for a moment as if deprived of consciousness, then conscious again, spoke these words:
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Sanskrit · 1.20.p00748
ऊनषोडशवर्षो मे रामो राजीवलोचनः ।
न युद्धयोग्यतामस्य पश्यामि सह राक्षसैः ॥१-२०-२॥
English · Meaning
“My Rāma, the lotus-eyed one, is less than sixteen years old. I do not see him as capable of fighting together with the demons.”
These are brave and mighty, my servants skilled in weapons. They are fit to fight the hosts of demons; you must not take Rāma. The transmitted form yogyā is feminine in form, whereas the surrounding subject is masculine plural; its certain intended sense here is “fit” or “capable,” while its exact grammatical agreement remains unresolved.
I alone, bearing a bow, will be the protector at the forefront of the battle. As long as I sustain my life, so long will I fight with the night-roaming demons.
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