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We are also doubtful about our lord due to the similarity, but we are established by the words of Sutara. ||6||
Seven Akshauhinis then took refuge in one Prabhu, and the others were also under the control of another. ||6||
A false Sugriva was placed in the southern part of the city, and the real Sugriva was established in the northern part according to the rules. ||7||
The son of Bali, Chandra-rasmi, made a vow in doubt, saying that whoever goes to the door of Sutara's house will be killed by my sword, he will be killed by my sword. ||72||
Then both the monkey flags were thus established, but they were immersed in the ocean of misery, not seeing Sutara's face. ||73||
Then the true Sugriva, distressed by the separation of his beloved, went to Khara-Dushan many times to alleviate his grief. ||74||
Again, he spoke to Marut repeatedly, saying, "O friend, protect me from sorrow, be pleased." ||75||
"Some sinful Vidhyadhara, assuming my form by magic, is causing me great harm, go and kill him quickly." ||76||
Hearing the words of Sugriva, who was in such a state and grieving, Anjana's son became like a blazing fire in anger. ||77||
He mounted the Aparati-Ghat, a magnificent chariot, adorned with various ornaments, resembling a celestial abode, filled with great enthusiasm and surrounded by his ministers, and reached Kishkindha city, like a virtuous man reaching heaven. ||78-79||
Hearing that Hanuman had arrived, he quickly mounted an elephant and went out of the city with joy, like Sugriva. ||80||
Seeing that monkey flag, which had attained great similarity, Hanuman was also astonished and fell into the ocean of doubt. ||81||
He thought to himself, "Clearly, these two are Sugrivas, until I know the difference..." ||82||