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The fake Sugriva and the real Sugriva are at war, the death of courage. The second light of Yoga Shastra, verse 99, has been killed. Now the only worry is how to kill this illusionary and powerful, cruel, and evil enemy? Damn the name of Bali, who shames me and makes me fall from my valor? Blessed is the mighty, unbroken, man-vow keeper Bali, who renounced a kingdom like a straw and attained the supreme state. My son Chandrarashmi, though powerful, is also confused about whom to protect and whom not, because he doesn't know our secret. But Chandrarashmi did a good thing by not letting that evil enter the inner palace. To kill this staunch enemy, who is stronger than me? Because, "The enemy should be killed by any means, either by oneself or by another." Should I seek refuge in the underworld, earth, and heaven, in the mighty Marut or in the Ravana who breaks the yagna, to kill the enemy? No, no, he is naturally a womanizer and a thorn in all the three worlds. If he gets his way, he will kill him and me and take Tara under his control. In such a crisis, there was a strong, courageous, and tough king named Khar, but Ram killed him. So now the only way is to go to the powerful, strong-armed Ram and Lakshman and make friends with them? They had installed Viradha on the throne a few days ago and are still staying in Patal Lanka at Viradha's request. Similarly, Sugriva, in solitude, deeply pondered and sent a trusted messenger to Viradha. He went to Patal Lanka, greeted Viradha, delivered the message given by his master, and finally said, "Our master is in great trouble. He wants to seek refuge in Raghunandan Ram and Lakshman through you." Viradha said, "Bring Sugriva here as soon as possible. Everything will be fine." The meeting of virtuous people is met with great merit. The messenger came and told Sugriva everything. Sugriva also mounted his excellent horse and set out, his horse's neigh echoing in all directions, reducing the distance with the speed of a messenger. He reached Patal Lanka quickly, like a neighbor's house. There he first met Viradha. Viradha also embraced him lovingly and introduced him to the selfless protector, Shri Ram. Sugriva greeted them and narrated his entire tale of woe. Finally, he said, "In this time of crisis, you are my only refuge. When a sneeze stops, only the sun is sought refuge in." Even though he was in trouble himself, Shri Ram was ready to solve his problem. Great men are more eager to do the work of others than to accomplish their own. Viradha told Sugriva the story of Sita's abduction. Sugriva folded his hands and humbly requested Shri Ram, "Just as the sun illuminates the whole world, you are capable of protecting everyone. You don't need anyone's help. Still, O God! I pray to you that with your grace, I will become your follower with my army to kill the enemy and bring news of Sita as soon as possible." With Sugriva, Shri Ram set out towards Kishkindha. Viradha also wanted to come along, but Shri Ram persuaded him to return. Shri Ram continued with Sugriva. They set up their army camp near Kishkindha Nagar and challenged the fake Sugriva to battle. The deceitful Sugriva also roared and thundered and arrived there. The proverb says, "Brahmins do not become lazy when invited to a meal, similarly, warriors do not become lazy when invited to battle." There, fighting like a mad elephant in the jungle, both Sugrivas began to shake the earth with their feet. Because their appearances were identical, Shri Ram was in doubt, "Which one is my Sugriva and which one is the fake Sugriva?" He was momentarily sad and thought, "What is going to happen, will happen." In the next moment, he sounded the bow named Vajravarta. As soon as he heard that sound, the art of transformation of courage went away. Now, coming back to his real form, Shri Ram challenged courage, "Evil! You want to enjoy another man's wife by deceiving everyone with your changed form, sinner! Prepare your bow." Saying this, Shri Ram ended his life with a single arrow. Because a lion does not need another paw to kill a deer. Now, Shri Ram installed Sugriva on the throne of Kishkindha Nagar, just like Viradha. King Sugriva also became acceptable to the people as before.