इत्यार्षे श्रीमद्रामायणे वाल्मीकीये आदिकाव्ये श्रीमदयोध्याकाण्डे नवोत्तरशततम: सर्ग:
Thus ends the one hundred and ninth sarga in the Ayodhyā Kāṇḍa of the glorious Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa, the first epic.
thumb|दशाधिकशततमः सर्गः श्रूयताम्|center क्रुद्धमाज्ञाय रामं तं वसिष्ठ: प्रत्युवाच ह । जाबालिरपि जानीते लोकस्यास्य गतागतिम् ।। २.११०.
Seeing Rāma angry, Vasiṣṭha spoke to him: 'Jābāli too knows the coming and going of this world.'
निवर्त्तयितुकामस्तु त्वामेतद्वाक्यमुक्तवान् । इमां लोकसमुत्पत्तिं लोकनाथ निबोध मे ।। २.११०.
But wishing to turn you back, he spoke those words; now, O lord of the world, listen to me about the origin of this world.
सर्वं सलिलमेवासीत् पृथिवी यत्र निर्मिता । तत: समभवद्ब्रह्मा स्वयम्भूर्दैवतै: सह । स वराहस्ततो भूत्वा प्रोज्जहार वसुन्धराम् ।। २.११०.
All was water alone, where the earth was formed; then Brahmā, self-born, arose with the gods. Then, becoming a boar, he lifted up the earth.
असृजच्च जगत् सर्वं सह पुत्रै: कृतात्मभि: । आकाशप्रभवो ब्रह्मा शाश्वतो नित्य अव्यय: ।। २.११०.
Brahmā, eternal, imperishable, and self-existent, born from the sky, created the entire world along with his sons, who had mastered themselves.
तस्मान्मरीचि: संजज्ञे मरीचे: काश्यप: सुत: ।। २.११०.
From him was born Marīci, and from Marīci, his son Kāśyapa.
विवस्वान् काश्यपाज्जज्ञे मनुर्वैवस्वतस्सुत: । स तु प्रजापति: पूर्वमिक्ष्वाकुस्तु मनो: सुत: ।। २.११०.
From Kāśyapa was born Vivasvān, and from Vivasvān, Manu, son of Vivasvān; Manu, the ancient lord of creatures, had Ikṣvāku as his son.
यस्येयं प्रथमं दत्ता समृद्धा मनुना मही । तमिक्ष्वाकुमयोध्यायां राजानं विद्धि पूर्वकम् ।। २.११०.
This prosperous earth was first given by Manu to him; know Ikṣvāku, the earliest king of Ayodhyā.
इक्ष्वाकोस्तु सुत: श्रीमान् कुक्षिरेवेति विश्रुत: । कुक्षेरथात्मजो ऺवीरो विकुक्षिरुदपद्यत ।। २.११०.
Ikṣvāku's renowned son was the illustrious Kukṣi; from Kukṣi was born the heroic son Vikukṣi.
विकुक्षेस्तु महातेजा बाण: पुत्र: प्रतापवान् । बाणस्य तु महाबाहुरनरण्यो महायशा: ।। २.११०.
From Vikukṣi came the mighty and valorous Bāṇa; from Bāṇa, the great-armed and famous Anaraṇya was born.
नानावृष्टिर्बभूवास्मिन्न दुर्भिक्षं सतां वरे । अनरण्ये महाराजे तस्करो नापि कश्चन ।। २.११०.
During the reign of the great king Anaraṇya, there was neither irregular rainfall nor famine, and not a single thief among the virtuous.
अनरण्यान्महाबाहु: पृथू राजा बभूव ह । तस्मात् पृथोर्महाराजस्त्रिशङ्कुरुदपद्यत । स सत्यवचनाद्वीर: सशरीरो दिवङ्गत: ।। २.११०.
From Anaraṇya, the mighty-armed king Pṛthu was born; from Pṛthu, the great king Triśaṅku arose—he, a hero, ascended to heaven in his own body because of his truthfulness.
त्रिशङ्कोरभवत्सूनुर्धुन्धुमारो महायशा: । धुन्धुमारो महातेजा युवनाश्वो व्यजायत ।। २.११०.
Triśaṅku's son was the illustrious Dhundhumāra; from Dhundhumāra, the mighty Yuvanāśva was born.
युवनाश्वसुत: श्रीमान् मान्धाता समपद्यत । मान्धातुस्तु महातेजा: सुसन्धिरुदपद्यत ।। २.११०.
Yuvanāśva's son was the illustrious Māndhātṛ; from Māndhātṛ, the mighty Susandhi was born.
सुसन्धेरपि पुत्रौ द्वौ ध्रुवसन्धि: प्रसेनजित् । यशस्वी ध्रुवसन्धेस्तु भरतो रिपुसूदन: ।। २.११०.
Susandhi had two sons, Dhruvasandhi and Prasenajit; from the renowned Dhruvasandhi was born Bharata, destroyer of enemies.
भरतात्तु महाबाहोरसितो नाम जायत । यस्यैते प्रतिराजान उदपद्यन्त शत्रव: । हैहयास्तालजङ्घाश्च शूराश्च शशिबिन्दव: ।। २.११०.
From Bharata, the mighty-armed, was born one named Asita; against him arose rival kings—Haihayas, Tāla-jaṅghas, and the valiant Śaśibindus.
तांस्तु सर्वान् प्रतिव्यूह्य युद्धे राजा प्रवासित: । स च शैलवरे रम्ये बभूवाभिरतो मुनि: ।। २.११०.
Having resisted all of them in battle, the king was exiled; he dwelt, devoted, as a sage in the beautiful chief of mountains.
द्वे चास्य भार्ये गर्भिण्यौ बभूवतुरिति श्रुति: । एका गर्भविनाशाय सपत्न्यै सगरं ददौ ।। २.११०.
It is said he had two wives, both pregnant; one, wishing to destroy the other's child, gave her a potion for miscarriage.
भार्गवश्च्यवनो नाम हिमवन्तमुपाश्रित: । तमृषिं समुपागम्य कालिन्दी त्वभ्यवादयत् ।। २.११०.
A Bhārgava sage named Cyavana, residing on Mount Himavat, was approached and respectfully greeted by Kālindī.
स तामभ्यवदद्विप्रो वरेप्सुं पुत्रजन्मनि । पुत्रस्ते भविता देवि महात्मा लोकविश्रुत: । धार्मिकश्च सुशीलश्च वंशकर्त्ता ऽरिसूदन: ।। २.११०.
The sage, seeing her desiring a son, spoke: 'O lady, you will have a son, a great soul, renowned in the world, righteous, virtuous, founder of a lineage, and destroyer of foes.'
कृत्वा प्रदक्षिणं हृष्टा मुनिं तमनुमान्य च । पद्मपत्रसमानाक्षं पद्मगर्भसमप्रभम् । तत: सा गृहमागम्य देवी पुत्रं व्यजायत ।। २.११०.
Having joyfully circled the sage and received his blessing, she, whose eyes were like lotus petals and whose radiance matched a lotus bud, returned home and gave birth to a son.
सपत्न्या तु गरस्तस्यै दत्तो गर्भजिघांसया । गरेण सह तेनैव जात: स सगरो ऽभवत् ।। २.११०.
But the co-wife, wishing to destroy her rival's child, gave her a potion; together with that potion, the child was born—he became Sagara.
स राजा सगरो नाम य: समुद्रमखानयत् । इष्ट्वा पर्वणि वेगेन त्रासयन्तमिमा: प्रजा: ।। २.११०.
There was a king named Sagara, who excavated the ocean; having performed sacrifices at the festival, he terrified these people with his speed.
असमञ्जस्तु पुत्रोभूत् सगरस्येति न: श्रुतम् । जीवन्नेव स पित्रा तु निरस्त: पापकर्मकृत् ।। २.११०.
Asamañja was the son of Sagara, as is known; while still alive, he was expelled by his father for committing wicked deeds.
अंशुमानपि पुत्रो ऽभूदसमञ्जस्य वीर्य्यवान् । दिलीपों ऽशुमत: पुत्रो दिलीपस्य भगीरथ: ।। २.११०.
Aṃśumān, renowned for his valor, was the son of Asamañja; Dilīpa was the son of Aṃśumān, and Bhagīratha was the son of Dilīpa.
भगीरथात् ककुत्स्थस्तु काकुत्स्था येन विश्रुता: । ककुत्स्थस्य च पुत्रो ऽभूद्रघुर्येन तु राघवा: ।। २.११०.
From Bhagīratha came Kakutstha, by whom the Kakutstha lineage became famous; and Kakutstha's son was Raghu, from whom the Raghus are named.
रघोस्तु पुत्रस्तेजस्वी प्रवृद्ध: पुरुषादक: । कल्माषपाद: सौदास इत्येवं प्रथितो भुवि ।। २.११०.
Raghu's son was powerful, renowned, and a devourer of men; he is known on earth as Kalmāṣapāda, Saudāsa.
कल्माषपादपुत्रो ऽभूच्छङ्खणस्त्विति विश्रुत: । यस्तु तद्वीर्यमासाद्य सहसैन्यो व्यनीनशत् ।। २.११०.
Kalmāṣapāda's son was Śaṅkhaṇa, as is well known; having acquired his father's strength, he destroyed a thousand armies.
शङ्खणस्य च पुत्रो ऽभूच्छूर: श्रीमान् सुदर्शन: । सुदर्शनस्याग्निवर्ण अग्निवर्णस्य शीघ्रग: ।। २.११०.
Śaṅkhaṇa's son was Sudarśana, a valiant and illustrious man; Sudarśana's son was Agnivarṇa, and Agnivarṇa's son was Śīghraga.
शीघ्रगस्य मरु: पुत्रो मरो: पुत्र: प्रशुश्रुक: । प्रशुश्रुकस्य पुत्रो ऽभूदम्बरीषो महाद्युति: ।। २.११०.
Śīghraga's son was Maru, Maru's son was Praśuśruka; Praśuśruka's son was Ambarīṣa, radiant with great splendor.