329 nāntakam caṅku taṇṭu * nāṇ ŏlic cārṅkam tiruccakkaram *
entu pĕrumai irāmaṉai * irukkum iṭam nāṭutirel **
kāntal̤ mukizh viral cītaikku ākik * kaṭuñcilai cĕṉṟu iṟukka *
ventar talaivaṉ caṉakarācaṉtaṉ * vel̤viyil kaṇṭār ul̤ar (2)
Simple Translation
329. If you want to find the famous Rāma
carrying the sword, the conch, the club,
the bow that twangs loudly as it shoots arrows and the divine
discus, go to the people who saw him at Sita’s suyamvaram
in the palace of Janaka, the king of kings,
where Rāma broke the strong bow for Sita
whose beautiful fingers are like blooming kandal flowers.