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In the venerable Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa, in the Kiṣkindhā Kāṇḍa, this is the fifty-eighth chapter. Having been addressed thus by the monkeys who had given up their lives, the vulture, with tears in his eyes, replied to the monkeys in a mighty voice.
He is my younger brother, named Jaṭāyu. O monkeys, you reported that he was slain in battle by the mighty Rāvaṇa.
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वृद्धभावादपक्षत्वाच्छृण्वंस्तदपि मर्षये।
नहि मे शक्तिरस्त्यद्य भ्रातुर्वैरविमोक्षणे॥ ३॥
English · Meaning
Because of old age and because I am wingless, even though I hear that, I endure it. For today I have no power to bring about the release from my brother's enmity.
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पुरा वृत्रवधे वृत्ते स चाहं च जयैषिणौ।
आदित्यमुपयातौ स्वो ज्वलन्तं रश्मिमालिनम्॥ ४॥
English · Meaning
Formerly, when the slaying of Vritra had taken place, he and I, both desirous of victory, went toward the Sun, blazing and wreathed in rays.
Having traversed the path through the sky with great speed, we went intensely toward heaven. But when the Sun reached the middle of the sky, Jaṭāyu became exhausted.
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