The Gods in Heaven, the Gandharvas and the Kinnaras - all prayed: 'May all be well with the cows and Brahmanas, May all the worlds endure forever, May Rama conquer Ravana!' The sun too became gloomy and shone less brightly upon Earth and the wind stopped moving. As Rama and Ravana battled on, the entire earth, including mountains, groves and forests trembled. But Ravana's attack and arrows could not hurt Matali even a bit. Now Ravana turned his attention to Matali, Indra's charioteer. It is said that Ravana saw his impending death, Rama could seeВ victory alone. Ravana tried covering the sky with his missiles. When that failed, it was arrows, ( astra) missiles and magic that he showered next. That included gadaa (maces), hathora (iron bludgeons), chakras (discs), mountains and uprooted trees, axes etc. Now he rained a number of objects in the direction of Rama's chariot. Absolutely beside himself with rage, Ravana now showered a stream of arrows and also took aim at the horses that pulled Rama's chariot.Д«ut those were no ordinary horses, they neither stumbled not stopped. Rama's arrows, however, tore asunder Ravana's flag-staff that then fell and entered the earth. All of Ravana's arrows fell to the ground. None of his arrows could reach the Indra's chariot that Rama rode on. Ravana then fired his arrows in the direction of the flagstaff fixed on Rama's chariot. He fought valiantly even as Rama's confidence of victory was overwhelming. The Lankan army of demons and Rama's huge army of monkeys fired not an arrow and stood without moving and held on to their weapons but eyes depicting wonder and hearts impressed. It is said that when the human-form Lord Rama and demon Ravana engaged in a battle, it was so out of the world that fr a while both their respective armies stopped duelling and stood watching the two fight. It was o intense a duel that it shook all the worlds and frightened all people. Soon after that came the fierce and a prolonged chariot-duel between the prince of Ayodhya and the king of Lanka. Every time that Rama cut off Ravana's head, another head would crop up in its place. Ravana's chariot's flag-staff was brought down by Rama's arrows.

Rama and Ravana fought a fierce battle with bow and arrows for nearly seven days. Ramayana - that first long epic poem of Bharat told by Rishi (sage) Valmiki in Sanskrit over 24,000 verses - comprises nearly 24,000 verses (mostly set in the Shloka/Anustubh meter). Painting 'Ramayana from Udaipur' by Sahib Din (1652)

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