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## The Sixty-Sixth Chapter
**Sughreeva!** You surely wish to die by the pride of your heart. You are insulting the lord of the Vidyadharas in anger. ||80|| Viradhit has also told you, if you have the strength, come, fight me alone. Why are you sitting? ||81|| I told Dasharatha's son again, "O Rama! Have you not seen Ravana's supreme valor in the battlefield?" ||82|| You wish to bring him to his senses, who is like the sun to the fireflies that are the kings, who is a hero, whose fame is known throughout the three worlds, who is currently merciful due to your auspicious influence, who is generous, and who loves the humble. ||83-84|| Do you wish to swim across the ocean that is Ravana, who is filled with waves of fierce armies and a multitude of weapons like aquatic creatures? ||85|| How do you intend to enter the impenetrable forest of Ravana, which is filled with ferocious beasts and dense trees of foot soldiers? ||86||
**The Lineage**
The Sumeru mountain is not lifted by the wind, the ocean does not dry up by the rays of the sun, the earth does not tremble by the horns of the bull, and Ravana is not conquered by those like you. ||87||
**The Sub-Lineage**
While I was speaking thus, Bhamandala, with eyes red with anger, was about to draw his shining sword, but he was stopped by Lakshmana, the son of Sumitra. ||88|| Lakshmana said to Bhamandala, "O son of Videha! Calm down, a lion does not get angry at a jackal, he plays with a string of pearls by tearing the chest of an elephant." ||89||
**The King**
Those who possess great strength and valor do not attack the fearful, the Brahmanas, the ascetics, the unarmed, the women, the children, the animals, or the messengers. ||90||
Thus, I rebuked him in the same way a dog rebukes an elephant. ||76||