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## The Forty-Seventh Chapter
The enraged Sugriva roared like a thundercloud in the rainy season, his eyes blazing red like the evening sky, spreading in all directions. ||55|| Then, assuming a form similar to Sugriva's, the Vidyadhara, his face flushed with anger, stood up, intoxicated with pride like an elephant in rut, and roared fiercely. ||56|| Seeing the two mighty warriors ready to fight, their lips clenched, Sri Chandra and the other ministers quickly intervened and pacified them. ||57|| Then, Sutara said, "This is a wicked Vidyadhara. Though he appears similar in body, strength, speech, and complexion, he is not at all like my husband in terms of the auspicious marks, such as the palace, conch, pot, etc., which have been present on my husband's body for a long time and which I have seen many times. ||58-59|| The body of my husband, adorned with the marks of a great man, is as different from this lowly being as a horse is from a donkey." ||60|| Even after hearing Sutara's words, the ministers, whose minds were confused by the resemblance, disregarded her words like a wealthy man disregards the words of a poor man. ||61|| Then, all the wise ministers, their minds freed from doubt, gathered together and deliberated, saying, "The words of a drunkard, an old man, a womanizer, a child, and a woman should never be heeded by the wise." ||62-63|| "Purity of lineage is extremely rare in the world. Without it, even a vast kingdom is of no use. ||64|| Only by attaining a pure lineage can one be adorned with virtues and other qualities. Therefore, this pure inner palace must be protected with utmost care." ||65|| "To prevent Sugriva from being subjected to slander and disgrace, you must diligently separate these two." ||66|| "Anga, the son, went to the artificial Sugriva, misled by his father, while Angada, the son, went to the true Sugriva, following his mother's instructions." ||67||