(On the assembly of the kings of the countries) the Shiva bow was brought and placed (in the Rajya Sabha).
The saw was placed after showing it to the gathered kings.109.
Rama took (Shiva's bow) in his hand
Ram took it in his hand, the hero (Ram) was filled with pride.
And laughing (to Dhanush)
He pulled it smilingly and broke it into two parts.110.
All the gods were pleased
All the gods were pleased and a loot of flowers were showered.
(All gathered) the king was ashamed
Other kings felt shy and went back to their countries.111.
At that time the king's daughter Sita,
Then the princess, the most fortunate in three worlds.
Rama was garlanded with flowers.
Garlanded Ram and wedded him as her spouse.112.
BHUJNAG PRAYYAT STANZA
(It is not Sita) where God is a daughter, or Indrani,
Sita appeared like the daughter of a god or Indra, daughter of a Naga, daughter of a Yaksha or daughter of a Kinnar.
Or Gandhartha daughter, demon daughter or god daughter,
She looked like the daughter of a Gandharva, daughter of a demon or goddess. She appeared like the daughter of Sum or like the ambrosial light of the Moon.113.
Or Yaksha is daughter, or Bidyadhri, or Gandhartha is female
She appeared like a Gandharva woman, having obtained the learning of Yakshas or a complete creation of a Ragini (musical mode).
Or is the pupil of a golden statue
She looked like a golden puppet or the glory of a beautiful lady, full of passion.114.
or made like the pupil of an image,
She appeared like a puppet exquisite a Padmini (different gradations of a woman).
Or is a raga-mala full of ragas,
She looked like Ragmala, studded completely with Ragas (musical modes), and Ram wedded such a beautiful Sita.115.
Both Sita and Rama were in love.
Having been absorbed in love for each other.
Cuckoo-speaking and thin-skinned (Sita)
Sita of sweet speech and slim waist and visually absorbed with Ram, is looking exquisitely beautiful.116.
Rama has won Sita (this) Parashurama heard (when) Kanni,
When Parashuram heard this that Ram hath conquered Sita, he at that time, in great ire, held up his arms and weapons.
(Coming there) began to say - O Ram! where do you go stay standing
He asked Ram to stop there and challenged him saying.”I shall now see, what type of hero thou art.”117.
Bhakha Pingal Di (The language of prosody):
SUNDARI STANZA
The brave warriors responded and challenged,
The warriors raised loud shouts and the terrible trumpets resounded.
There was commotion and noise in the battlefield
There were war-cries in the battlefield and the warriors, being pleased began to hurl their shields up and down.118.
Mustachioed warriors rose and smote in the field,
The warriors with twined whiskers gathered together for war and fought with each other discharging dreadful shower of arrows.
Blood-stained (many) warriors fell
The fighters drenched with blood began to fell and the horses were being crushed in the battlefield.119.
The big ones used to rustle,
The sound of the drums of Yoginis was being heard and the double-edged daggers glistened.
Warriors shouted,