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title: "Sunderkand Doha 28"
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# Sunderkand · Doha 28

**चौ०** 
> चलत महाधुनि गर्जेसि भारी। गर्भ स्रवहिं सुनि निसिचर नारी॥  
> नाघि सिंधु एहि पारहि आवा। सबद किलिकिला कपिन्ह सुनावा॥१॥

**चौ०** 
> हरषे सब बिलोकि हनुमाना। नूतन जन्म कपिन्ह तब जाना॥  
> मुख प्रसन्न तन तेज बिराजा। कीन्हेसि रामचंद्र कर काजा॥२॥

**चौ०** 
> मिले सकल अति भए सुखारी। तलफत मीन पाव जिमि बारी॥  
> चले हरषि रघुनायक पासा। पूँछत कहत नवल इतिहासा॥३॥

**चौ०** 
> तब मधुबन भीतर सब आए। अंगद संमत मधु फल खाए॥  
> रखवारे जब बरजन लागे। मुष्टि प्रहार हनत सब भागे॥४॥

Meaning: While leaving he roared aloud with such terrific reverberations that the wives of the demons miscarried. Taking a leap across the ocean he reached the opposite shore and greeted his fellow-monkeys with a shrill cry of joy. (1)

They were all delighted to see Hanumān and felt as if they had been born anew. He wore a cheerful countenance and his body shone with a brilliance which left no doubt in their mind that he had executed Śrī Rāma’s commission. (2)

They all met him and felt as delighted as a fish writhing with agony for lack of water would feel on getting it. They then gladly proceeded to see Śrī Raghunātha, asking and telling the latest events. (3)

On their way they all entered Sugrīva’s garden called Madhuvana and with Aṅgada’s consent began to devour the luscious fruit. When the guards interfered, they were beaten with fists till they took to their heels. (4)

**दो०** 
> जाइ पुकारे ते सब बन उजार जुबराज।  
> सुनि सुग्रीव हरष कपि करि आए प्रभु काज॥२८॥

Meaning: They all approached Sugrīva and complained that the Crown Prince was laying waste the royal garden. Sugrīva rejoiced to hear this; for he concluded that the monkeys must have returned after accomplishing the Lord’s task. (28)

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