Angada's Embassy and the Storming of Lanka

Verse 1 (3.285.1)

प्रभूतान्नोदके तस्मिन्बहुमूलफले वने । सेनां निवेश्य काकुत्स्थो विधिवत्पर्यरक्षत ॥

prabhūtānnodake tasminbahumūlaphale vane | senāṃ niveśya kākutstho vidhivatparyarakṣata

In that forest, rich in food and water and abounding in roots and fruits, Rama of the Kakutstha line encamped his army and guarded it as the rules prescribe.

Note on the text: Restored a missing word space (प्रभूतान्नोदकेतस्मिन् → प्रभूतान्नोदके तस्मिन्).

Verse 2 (3.285.2)

रावणः संविधां चक्रे लङ्कायां शास्त्रनिर्मिताम् । प्रकृत्यैव दुराधर्षा दृढप्राकारतोरणा ॥

rāvaṇaḥ saṃvidhāṃ cakre laṅkāyāṃ śāstranirmitām | prakṛtyaiva durādharṣā dṛḍhaprākāratoraṇā

Ravana, for his part, set Lanka in order for war as the science of war prescribes. The city was hard to assail by its very nature, with strong ramparts and gateways.

Note on the text: Corrected संविधं → संविधां (misprint in Wikisource; the feminine noun must agree with शास्त्रनिर्मिताम्, and the Wikisource commentary glosses it with तां … संपत्तिम्; the critical edition has the different reading vidhiṃ … śāstranirmitam). Restored a missing word space (प्रकृत्यैवदुराधर्षा → प्रकृत्यैव दुराधर्षा).

Verse 3 (3.285.3)

अगाधतोयाः परिखा मीननक्रसमाकुलाः । बभूवुः सप्त दुर्धर्षाः खादिरैः शङ्कुभिश्चिताः ॥

agādhatoyāḥ parikhā mīnanakrasamākulāḥ | babhūvuḥ sapta durdharṣāḥ khādiraiḥ śaṅkubhiścitāḥ

There were seven moats, fathomless and teeming with fish and crocodiles, made impassable by stakes of khadira wood set in them.

Note on the text: Corrected स्वादिरैः → खादिरैः (misprint in Wikisource; स्व for ख — 'of khadira wood'; critical edition khādiraiḥ).

Verse 4 (3.285.4)

कर्णाट्टयन्त्रा दुर्धर्षा बभूवुः सहुडोपलाः । साशीविषघटायोधाः ससर्जरसपांसवः ॥

karṇāṭṭayantrā durdharṣā babhūvuḥ sahuḍopalāḥ | sāśīviṣaghaṭāyodhāḥ sasarjarasapāṃsavaḥ

There were engines mounted on the towers, hard to withstand, stocked with rams and with stones for hurling; there were fighters with jars of venomous snakes, and stores of resin and of dust.

Note on the text: Corrected कर्णाटयन्त्रा → कर्णाट्टयन्त्रा (misprint in Wikisource; a dropped ट्; the Wikisource commentary on verse 30 explains कर्णाट्ट, and the critical edition reads karṇāṭṭayantra-).

Verse 5 (3.285.5)

मुसलालातनाराचतोमरासिपरश्वथैः । अन्विताश्च शतघ्नीभिः समधूच्छिष्टमुद्गराः ॥

musalālātanārācatomarāsiparaśvathaiḥ | anvitāśca śataghnībhiḥ samadhūcchiṣṭamudgarāḥ

They were furnished with maces, firebrands, iron arrows, lances, swords and battle-axes, with shataghnis, and with hammers smeared with wax.

Note on the text: Restored a missing word space (अन्विताश्चशतघ्नीभिः → अन्विताश्च शतघ्नीभिः).

Verse 6 (3.285.6)

पुरद्वारेषु सर्वेषु गुल्माः स्थावरजङ्गमाः । बभूवुः पत्तिबहुलाः प्रभूतगजवाजिनः ॥

puradvāreṣu sarveṣu gulmāḥ sthāvarajaṅgamāḥ | babhūvuḥ pattibahulāḥ prabhūtagajavājinaḥ

At every gate of the city stood companies of troops, some fixed at their posts and some moving, strong in foot soldiers and rich in elephants and horses.

Verse 7 (3.285.7)

अङ्गदस्त्वथ लङ्कायां द्वारदेशमुपागतः । विदितो राक्षसेन्द्रस्य प्रविवेश गतव्यथः ॥

aṅgadastvatha laṅkāyāṃ dvāradeśamupāgataḥ | vidito rākṣasendrasya praviveśa gatavyathaḥ

Then Angada came to the gate of Lanka. When he had been announced to the lord of the rakshasas, he went in without fear.

Note on the text: Corrected रराक्षसेन्द्रस्य → राक्षसेन्द्रस्य (misprint in Wikisource; a doubled र; critical edition rākṣasendrasya). Restored a missing word space (प्रविवेशगतव्यथः → प्रविवेश गतव्यथः).

Verse 8 (3.285.8)

मध्ये राक्षसकोटीनां बह्वीनां सुमहाबलः । शुशुभे मेघमालाभिरादित्य इव संवृतः ॥

madhye rākṣasakoṭīnāṃ bahvīnāṃ sumahābalaḥ | śuśubhe meghamālābhirāditya iva saṃvṛtaḥ

In the midst of many millions of rakshasas the mighty Angada shone like the sun ringed by banks of cloud.

Verse 9 (3.285.9)

स समासाद्य पौलस्त्यममात्यैरभिसंवृतम् । रामसंदेशमामन्त्र्य वाग्मी वक्तुं प्रचक्रमे ॥

sa samāsādya paulastyamamātyairabhisaṃvṛtam | rāmasaṃdeśamāmantrya vāgmī vaktuṃ pracakrame

Approaching Ravana, descendant of Pulastya, who sat surrounded by his ministers, the eloquent envoy addressed him and began to deliver Rama's message.

Note on the text: Restored a missing word space (ससमासाद्य → स समासाद्य).

Verse 10 (3.285.10)

आह त्वां राघवो राजन्कोसलेन्द्रो महायशाः । प्राप्तकालमिदं वाक्यं तदादत्स्व सुदुर्मते ॥

āha tvāṃ rāghavo rājankosalendro mahāyaśāḥ | prāptakālamidaṃ vākyaṃ tadādatsva sudurmate

O king, Raghava, the glorious lord of Kosala, says this to you: these words are suited to the hour; take them to heart, you of evil mind.

Note on the text: Speaker set to Angada: verses 10–16 are his delivery of Rama's message, begun in verse 9, with no printed heading.

Verse 11 (3.285.11)

अकृतात्मानमासाद्य राजानमनये रतम् । विनश्यन्त्यनयाविष्टा देशाश्च नगराणि च ॥

akṛtātmānamāsādya rājānamanaye ratam | vinaśyantyanayāviṣṭā deśāśca nagarāṇi ca

When lands and cities fall to a king who has not mastered himself and delights in wrongdoing, they are gripped by his wrongdoing and perish.

Verse 12 (3.285.12)

त्वयैकेनापराद्धं मे सीतामाहरता बलात् । वधायानपराद्धानामन्येषां तद्भविष्यति ॥

tvayaikenāparāddhaṃ me sītāmāharatā balāt | vadhāyānaparāddhānāmanyeṣāṃ tadbhaviṣyati

You alone have wronged me, by carrying off Sita by force; yet it will bring death on others who have done no wrong.

Verse 13 (3.285.13)

ये त्वया बलदर्पाभ्यामाविष्टेन वनेचराः । ऋषयो हिंसिताः पूर्वं देवाश्चाप्यवमानिताः ॥

ye tvayā baladarpābhyāmāviṣṭena vanecarāḥ | ṛṣayo hiṃsitāḥ pūrvaṃ devāścāpyavamānitāḥ

Possessed by strength and pride, you have in the past harmed the sages who dwell in the forest and insulted even the gods;

Note on the text: Restored a missing word space (ऋषयोहिंसिताः पूर्वंदेवाश्चाप्यवमानिताः → ऋषयो हिंसिताः पूर्वं देवाश्चाप्यवमानिताः).

Verse 14 (3.285.14)

राजर्षयश्च निहता रुदत्यश्चाहृताः स्त्रियः । तदिदं समनुप्राप्तं फलं तस्यानयस्य ते ॥

rājarṣayaśca nihatā rudatyaścāhṛtāḥ striyaḥ | tadidaṃ samanuprāptaṃ phalaṃ tasyānayasya te

you have slain royal sages and carried off weeping women. Now the fruit of that wrongdoing of yours has come upon you.

Note on the text: Restored a missing word space (फलंतस्यानयस्य → फलं तस्यानयस्य).

Verse 15 (3.285.15)

हन्तास्मि त्वां सहामात्यैर्युध्यस्व पुरुषो भव । पश्य मे धनुषो वीर्यं मानुषस्य निशाचर ॥

hantāsmi tvāṃ sahāmātyairyudhyasva puruṣo bhava | paśya me dhanuṣo vīryaṃ mānuṣasya niśācara

I will kill you together with your ministers. Fight, and be a man! See the power of my bow, the bow of a mere man, O night-wanderer.

Note on the text: Corrected मानुषस् → मानुषस्य (misprint in Wikisource; a dropped akshara; critical edition mānuṣasya).

Verse 16 (3.285.16)

मुच्यतां जानकी सीता न मे मोक्ष्यसि कर्हिचित् । अराक्षसमिमं लोकं कर्ताऽस्मि निशितैः शरैः ॥

mucyatāṃ jānakī sītā na me mokṣyasi karhicit | arākṣasamimaṃ lokaṃ kartā'smi niśitaiḥ śaraiḥ

Let Sita, daughter of Janaka, be set free! You will never escape me. With my sharp arrows I will rid this world of rakshasas.

Note on the text: Corrected मोक्ष्यमसि → मोक्ष्यसि (misprint in Wikisource; a stray म; critical edition mokṣyasi). Restored a missing word space (लोकंकर्ताऽस्मि → लोकं कर्ताऽस्मि).

Verse 17 (3.285.17)

इति तस्य ब्रुवाणस्य दूतस्य परुषं वचः । श्रुत्वा न ममृषे राजा रावणः क्रोधमूर्च्छितः ॥

iti tasya bruvāṇasya dūtasya paruṣaṃ vacaḥ | śrutvā na mamṛṣe rājā rāvaṇaḥ krodhamūrcchitaḥ

Hearing these harsh words from the envoy as he spoke, King Ravana, beside himself with rage, could not bear them.

Note on the text: Corrected इतितस् ब्रुवाणस् दूतस् → इति तस्य ब्रुवाणस्य दूतस्य (misprint in Wikisource; three dropped aksharas and a missing word space; critical edition iti tasya bruvāṇasya dūtasya).

Verse 18 (3.285.18)

इङ्गितज्ञास्ततो भर्तुश्चत्वारो रजनीचराः । चतुर्ष्वङ्गेषु जगृहुः शार्दूलमिव पक्षिणः ॥

iṅgitajñāstato bhartuścatvāro rajanīcarāḥ | caturṣvaṅgeṣu jagṛhuḥ śārdūlamiva pakṣiṇaḥ

Then four night-roaming rakshasas, who could read their master's signs, seized Angada by his four limbs, as birds might seize a tiger.

Note on the text: Corrected हङ्गितज्ञास् → इङ्गितज्ञास् (misprint in Wikisource; ह for इ; critical edition iṅgitajñās).

Verse 19 (3.285.19)

तांस्तथाङ्गेषु संसक्तानङ्गदो रजनीचरान् । आदायैव खमुत्पत्य प्रासादतलमाविशत् ॥

tāṃstathāṅgeṣu saṃsaktānaṅgado rajanīcarān | ādāyaiva khamutpatya prāsādatalamāviśat

Carrying the night-rangers who clung to his limbs, Angada sprang into the sky and came down on the palace roof.

Verse 20 (3.285.20)

वेगेनोत्पततस्तस्य पेतुस्ते रजनीचराः । भुवि संभिन्नहृदयाः प्रहारवरपीडिताः ॥

vegenotpatatastasya petuste rajanīcarāḥ | bhuvi saṃbhinnahṛdayāḥ prahāravarapīḍitāḥ

With the force of his leap the rakshasas fell to the ground, their hearts burst, crushed by the heavy impact.

Verse 21 (3.285.21)

संसक्तो हर्म्यशिखरात्तस्मात्पुनरवापतत् । लङ्घयित्वा पुरं लङ्कां सुवेलस्य समीपतः ॥

saṃsakto harmyaśikharāttasmātpunaravāpatat | laṅghayitvā puraṃ laṅkāṃ suvelasya samīpataḥ

From the mansion-top on which he had come to rest he leapt down again and, bounding over the city of Lanka, came near Mount Suvela.

Note on the text: Restored a missing word space (संसक्तोहर्म्यशिखरात् → संसक्तो हर्म्यशिखरात्).

Verse 22 (3.285.22)

कोसलेन्द्रमथागम्य सर्वमावेद्य वानरः । विशश्राम स तेजस्वी राघवेणाभिनन्दितः ॥

kosalendramathāgamya sarvamāvedya vānaraḥ | viśaśrāma sa tejasvī rāghaveṇābhinanditaḥ

Coming to the lord of Kosala, the monkey reported everything; and that splendid one, praised by Raghava, took his rest.

Verse 23 (3.285.23)

ततः सर्वाभिसारेण हरीणां वातरंहसाम् । भेदयामास लङ्कायाः प्राकारं रघुनन्दनः ॥

tataḥ sarvābhisāreṇa harīṇāṃ vātaraṃhasām | bhedayāmāsa laṅkāyāḥ prākāraṃ raghunandanaḥ

Then the delight of the Raghus had the rampart of Lanka breached by an all-out assault of the monkeys, swift as the wind.

Note on the text: Corrected ग्राकारं → प्राकारं (misprint in Wikisource; ग for प; critical edition prākāraṃ).

Verse 24 (3.285.24)

विभीषणर्क्षाधिपती पुरस्कृत्याथ लक्ष्मणः । दक्षिणं नगरद्वारमवामृद्नाद्दुरासदम् ॥

vibhīṣaṇarkṣādhipatī puraskṛtyātha lakṣmaṇaḥ | dakṣiṇaṃ nagaradvāramavāmṛdnāddurāsadam

Placing Vibhishana and the lord of the bears in front, Lakshmana crushed the southern gate of the city, hard as it was to approach.

Note on the text: Corrected नगरद्वारमवामृद्गाद्दुरासदम् → नगरद्वारमवामृद्नाद्दुरासदम् (misprint in Wikisource; ग for न — the imperfect of मृद् is अमृद्नात्; critical edition avāmṛdnād).

Verse 25 (3.285.25)

करभारुणगात्राणां हरीणां युद्धशालिनाम् । कोटीशतसहस्रेण लङ्कामभ्यपतत्तदा ॥

karabhāruṇagātrāṇāṃ harīṇāṃ yuddhaśālinām | koṭīśatasahasreṇa laṅkāmabhyapatattadā

Then he fell upon Lanka with a hundred thousand crores of monkeys skilled in battle, their bodies ruddy as the edge of the palm.

Verse 26 (3.285.26)

प्रलम्बबाहूरुकरजङ्घान्तरविलम्बिनाम् । ऋक्षाणां धूम्रवर्णानां तिस्रः कोट्यो व्यवस्थिताः ॥

pralambabāhūrukarajaṅghāntaravilambinām | ṛkṣāṇāṃ dhūmravarṇānāṃ tisraḥ koṭyo vyavasthitāḥ

Three crores of smoke-grey bears also stood in array, long of arm, their thighs, hands and shanks hanging heavy.

Note on the text: Corrected ऋक्षाणआं → ऋक्षाणां (misprint in Wikisource; a broken vowel sign). Corrected कोठ्यो → कोट्यो (misprint in Wikisource; ठ for ट; the apparatus reads koṭyo). Not in the critical edition (found in the vulgate recension); the CE gives it only in its apparatus (3.268.25d*1278, lines 1–2).

Verse 27 (3.285.27)

उत्पतद्भिः पतद्भिश्च निपतद्भिश्च वानरैः । नादृश्यत तदा सूर्यो रजसा नाशितप्रभः ॥

utpatadbhiḥ patadbhiśca nipatadbhiśca vānaraiḥ | nādṛśyata tadā sūryo rajasā nāśitaprabhaḥ

With the monkeys leaping up, dropping and plunging down, the sun could not be seen, its light blotted out by the dust.

Verse 28 (3.285.28)

शालिप्रसूनसदृशैः शिरीषकुसुमप्रभैः । तरुणादित्यसदृशैः शणगौरैश्च वानरैः ॥

śāliprasūnasadṛśaiḥ śirīṣakusumaprabhaiḥ | taruṇādityasadṛśaiḥ śaṇagauraiśca vānaraiḥ

Monkeys the colour of rice blossom, with the hue of shirisha flowers, bright as the rising sun, and pale as hemp —

Note on the text: Corrected शिरीपकुसुमप्रभैः → शिरीषकुसुमप्रभैः (misprint in Wikisource; प for ष; critical edition śirīṣakusumaprabhaiḥ). Corrected वैनरैः → वानरैः (misprint in Wikisource; ै for ा; critical edition vānaraiḥ).

Verse 29 (3.285.29)

प्राकारं ददृशुस्ते तु समन्तात्कपिलीकृतम् । राक्षसा विस्मिता राजन्सस्त्रीवृद्धाः समन्ततः ॥

prākāraṃ dadṛśuste tu samantātkapilīkṛtam | rākṣasā vismitā rājansastrīvṛddhāḥ samantataḥ

with these the rakshasas, their women and old ones with them, saw the rampart turned tawny on every side, and they were amazed, O king.

Verse 30 (3.285.30)

बिभिदुस्ते मणिस्तम्भान्कर्णाट्टशिखराणि च । भग्नोन्मथितशृङ्गाणि यन्त्राणि च विचिक्षिपुः ॥

bibhiduste maṇistambhānkarṇāṭṭaśikharāṇi ca | bhagnonmathitaśṛṅgāṇi yantrāṇi ca vicikṣipuḥ

The monkeys shattered the jewelled pillars and the tops of the towers, and hurled away the engines with their tops broken and torn off.

Verse 31 (3.285.31)

परिगृह्य शतघ्नीश्च सचक्राः सगुडोपलाः । चिक्षिपुर्भुजवेगेन लङ्कामध्ये महास्वनाः ॥

parigṛhya śataghnīśca sacakrāḥ saguḍopalāḥ | cikṣipurbhujavegena laṅkāmadhye mahāsvanāḥ

Seizing the shataghnis with their wheels, balls and stones, they flung them with the force of their arms into the middle of Lanka, roaring loudly.

Note on the text: Restored a missing word space (लङ्कामध्येमहास्वनाः → लङ्कामध्ये महास्वनाः).

Verse 32 (3.285.32)

प्राकारस्थाश्च ये केचिन्निशाचरगणास्तथा । प्रदुद्रुवुस्ते शतशः कपिभिः समभिद्रुताः ॥

prākārasthāśca ye kecinniśācaragaṇāstathā | pradudruvuste śataśaḥ kapibhiḥ samabhidrutāḥ

And whatever troops of night-rangers stood on the rampart fled in their hundreds, chased by the monkeys.

Note on the text: Restored a missing word space (प्राकारस्थाश्चये → प्राकारस्थाश्च ये).

Verse 33 (3.285.33)

ततस्तु राजवचनाद्राक्षसाः कामरूपिणः । निर्ययुर्विकृताकाराः सहस्रशतसङ्घशः ॥

tatastu rājavacanādrākṣasāḥ kāmarūpiṇaḥ | niryayurvikṛtākārāḥ sahasraśatasaṅghaśaḥ

Then at the king's command rakshasas who could take on any form at will marched out, hideous to look at, in hundreds of thousands of bands.

Verse 34 (3.285.34)

शस्त्रवर्षाणि वर्षन्तो द्रावयित्वा वनौकसः । प्राकारं शोभयन्तस्ते परं विस्मयमास्थिताः ॥

śastravarṣāṇi varṣanto drāvayitvā vanaukasaḥ | prākāraṃ śobhayantaste paraṃ vismayamāsthitāḥ

Pouring down showers of weapons, they drove off the forest-dwellers, and, gracing the rampart once more, they were filled with the greatest wonder.

Note on the text: Corrected शखवर्षाणि → शस्त्रवर्षाणि (misprint in Wikisource; a dropped स्त्; critical edition śastravarṣāṇi).

Verse 35 (3.285.35)

स माषराशिसदृशैर्बभूव क्षणदाचरैः । कृतो निर्वानरो भूयः प्राकारो भीमदर्शनैः ॥

sa māṣarāśisadṛśairbabhūva kṣaṇadācaraiḥ | kṛto nirvānaro bhūyaḥ prākāro bhīmadarśanaiḥ

In a moment those fearsome night-rangers, dark as heaps of black beans, had cleared the rampart of monkeys once again.

Note on the text: Corrected मापराशि → माषराशि (misprint in Wikisource; प for ष — 'heaps of black beans'; critical edition māṣarāśi-). Corrected क्षणादाचरैः → क्षणदाचरैः (misprint in Wikisource; a stray ा; critical edition kṣaṇadācaraiḥ).

Verse 36 (3.285.36)

पेतुः शूलविभिन्नाङ्गा बहवो वानरर्षभाः । स्तम्भतोरणभग्नाश्च पेतुस्तत्र निशाचराः ॥

petuḥ śūlavibhinnāṅgā bahavo vānararṣabhāḥ | stambhatoraṇabhagnāśca petustatra niśācarāḥ

Many bull-like monkeys fell, their limbs pierced by spears; and night-rangers fell there too, crushed by pillars and archways.

Note on the text: Corrected शलविभिन्नाङ्गा → शूलविभिन्नाङ्गा (misprint in Wikisource; a lost vowel sign ू; critical edition śūla-). Corrected वानरर्पभाः → वानरर्षभाः (misprint in Wikisource; प for ष; critical edition vānararṣabhāḥ). Restored a missing word space (भग्नाश्चपेतुस्तत्रनिशाचराः → भग्नाश्च पेतुस्तत्र निशाचराः).

Verse 37 (3.285.37)

केशाकेश्यभवद्युद्धं रक्षसां वानरैः सह । नखैर्दन्तैश्च वीराणां खादतां वै परस्परम् ॥

keśākeśyabhavadyuddhaṃ rakṣasāṃ vānaraiḥ saha | nakhairdantaiśca vīrāṇāṃ khādatāṃ vai parasparam

The fight between the rakshasas and the monkeys came to seizing each other by the hair, the warriors tearing at one another with nails and teeth.

Verse 38 (3.285.38)

निष्टनन्तो ह्युभयतस्तत्र वानरराक्षसाः । हता निपतिता भूमौ न मुञ्चन्ति परस्परम् ॥

niṣṭananto hyubhayatastatra vānararākṣasāḥ | hatā nipatitā bhūmau na muñcanti parasparam

Roaring on both sides, monkeys and rakshasas fell to the ground dead, and still did not let go of each other.

Note on the text: Restored a missing word space (हतानिपतिता → हता निपतिता).

Verse 39 (3.285.39)

रामस्तु शरजालानि ववर्ष जलदो यथा । तानि लङ्कां समासाद्य जघ्नुस्तान्रजनीचरान् ॥

rāmastu śarajālāni vavarṣa jalado yathā | tāni laṅkāṃ samāsādya jaghnustānrajanīcarān

Rama rained down nets of arrows like a raincloud, and they reached Lanka and struck down those night-rangers.

Note on the text: Corrected जघ्रुस्तान् → जघ्नुस्तान् (misprint in Wikisource; र for न; critical edition jaghnus). Restored missing word spaces (शरजालानिववर्ष → शरजालानि ववर्ष, तानिलङ्कां → तानि लङ्कां).

Verse 40 (3.285.40)

सौमित्रिरपि नाराचैर्दृढधन्वा जितक्लमः । आदिश्यादिश्य दुर्गस्थान्पातयामास राक्षसान् ॥

saumitrirapi nārācairdṛḍhadhanvā jitaklamaḥ | ādiśyādiśya durgasthānpātayāmāsa rākṣasān

Sumitra's son too, firm of bow and unwearied, singled out the rakshasas posted in the fortress one after another and brought them down with his iron arrows.

Verse 41 (3.285.41)

ततः प्रत्यवहारोऽभूत्सैन्यानां राघवाज्ञया । कृते विमर्दे लङ्कायां लब्धलक्ष्यो जयोत्तरः ॥

tataḥ pratyavahāro'bhūtsainyānāṃ rāghavājñayā | kṛte vimarde laṅkāyāṃ labdhalakṣyo jayottaraḥ

Then, the havoc in Lanka done, the armies were withdrawn at Raghava's command; he had found his marks, and the victory was his.

Note on the text: Corrected राधवाज्ञया → राघवाज्ञया (misprint in Wikisource; ध for घ; critical edition rāghavājñayā). Restored a missing word space (लब्धलक्ष्योजयोत्तरः → लब्धलक्ष्यो जयोत्तरः).