1142. Our god who fought and killed with one arrow the Rākshasas
Karan, Kavandan, Māli and the monkey king Vāli
who carried spears smeared with blood,
destroying the army of Rākshasas
with teeth shining like crescent moons
and their king Rāvanan in Lankā,
stays in famous Thirukkovalur where devotees recite
pāsurams on all the porches of shining palaces
where a breeze blows from groves
surrounded with ponds. I saw him there.
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