SDGSAng 211Chaubis AvtarChaubis Avtar29 linesGuru Gobind Singh Ji

ApUrb CMd ]

apoorab chha(n)dh ||

APOORAV STANZA

lKIey Al~K ]

lakhe'ee ala'kh ||

qkIey suBC ]

take'ee subhachh ||

DwXo ibrwD ]

dhaayo biraadh ||

bMkVÎo ibbwd ]301]

ba(n)karayo bibaadh ||301||

Seeing the ignorant persons )Ram-Laksman) as good food, a demon named Viradh came forwards and in this way there came a calamitous situation in their peaceful lives.301.

lKIAM Av~D ]

lakheea(n) ava'dh ||

sMbihÎo swn~D ]

sa(n)bahiyo saana'dh ||

sMmly hiQAwr ]

sa(n)male hathiaar ||

aurVy luJwr ]302]

aurare lujhaar ||302||

Ram saw him and holding his wapons he went towards him keeping control of their weapons both the warriors began their battle.302.

ickVI cwvMf ]

chikaree chaava(n)dd ||

smuhy swvMq ]

samuhe saava(n)t ||

s~jIE su`bwh ]

sa'jeeo su'baeh ||

A~CroN aU~Cwh ]303]

a'chharo(n) uoo'chhaeh ||303||

The vultures shirked and the warriors faced each other. They were bedecked nicely and there was unending zeal in them.303.

p~Kry pwvMg ]

pa'khare paava(n)g ||

mohly mwqMg ]

mohale maata(n)g ||

cwvfI icMkwr ]

chaavaddee chi(n)kaar ||

auJry luJwr ]304]

aujhare lujhaar ||304||

There were horses and intoxicated elephants bedecked with armours. The shrieks of the vultures were heard and the warriors were seen entangled with each other.304.

isMDry sMDUr ]

si(n)dhare sa(n)dhoor ||

b~jey qMdUr ]

ba'je ta(n)dhoor ||

s~jIey su~bwh ]

sa'je'ee su'baeh ||

A~Cro auCwh ]305]

a'chharo uchhaeh ||305||

The elephants serene like sea were there and the trumpets were resounding, the long-armed warriors with unparalleled enthusiasm looked impressive.305.

ib~JuVy auJwV ]

bi'jhure ujhaar ||

sMmly su mwr ]

sa(n)male su maar ||

The warriors who never fell began to fall and also regain their control

hw hly hMkwr ]

haa hale ha(n)kaar ||

AMkVy AMgwr ]306]

a(n)kare a(n)gaar ||306||

There were egoistic attacks from all the four sides and the warriors blazed like embers.306.

sMmly lu~Jwr ]

sa(n)male lu'jhaar ||

Cutky ibisXwr ]

chhutake bisiyaar ||

hw hly hM bIr ]

haa hale ha(n) beer ||

sMGry su~bIr ]307]

sa(n)ghare su'beer ||307||

The warriors were keeping their control and the weapons began to slip away from their hands like serpents.307.