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## The Fifth Chapter of the Panchapaksha
**353** Whose bow is like the ocean's swirl, and whose arrows are like the sun's rays, and whose wings are like the Bhamandala, how can he be conquered by men? **27** Those who are bowed before him, the great lords of the sky, the Mahendras, the Malayas, the Tirthas, the Sriparvatas, the Kishkindhas, the Tripuras, the Ratnadvipas, the Velandharas, the Alakas, the Kelikilas, the Gaganatilakas, the Sandhyas, the Haihayas, the Pragbharas, and the Dadhimukhas, all these great and proud kings, endowed with knowledge and power, are they not Vidhyadharas? **28-30** Hearing Vibhishana speak thus in a loud voice, Ravana, filled with rage, drew his sword and stood ready to kill him. **31** And Vibhishana, also filled with anger, and being given this example, uprooted a great vajra-like pillar. **32** These two brothers, eager for battle and possessing fierce energy, were restrained with great difficulty by their ministers. Then, after being restrained, they went to their respective places. **33** Then Ravana, his heart hardened, spoke to his chief advisors, Kumbhakarna, Indrajit, and others, saying, "This one, who is like fire, is intent on harming my refuge. Let him quickly leave my city." **34-35** "What good is it to have him here, whose mind is set on doing harm? I have no use for one who acts against me, even if he is my own limb." **36** "If I do not bring him to death here, then I am not Ravana." **37** "Am I not also the son of Ratnashrava?" **38** Saying this, Vibhishana, full of pride, left Lanka. **39** He was surrounded by thirty Akshauhini armies, each equipped with beautiful weapons, and was ready to go to the shelter of Padma. **40** Vidhyudghana, Iभवज्र, Indraprachanda, Chapal, Kala, Mahakala, and other great warriors, who were under the protection of Vibhishana, raised their vajra-like weapons, and with their inner fortresses and all their wealth, adorned with various weapons, they were ready to go. **41**