Chapter – 136– Sri Ramacharitha Manas –
Bala Kanda – The description of the clan of Manu and Devi Shatharoopa
Sage Yajjavalkya speaks “Oh! Bharadhwaja,
listen to me carefully. The legend of Rama is capable to remove all the
impurities, Kama/lust, Krodha/anger, Lobha, Moha/desire, Madha/arrogance, and
Mathshcharya/yearning, Ahamkara, and Mamakara, it would destroy the evilness of the Kali
era, and it provides all kinds of auspiciousness to the worshiper. The Human
race came into existence from the noble couple Raja Manu and Devi Shatharoopa, who are the creations of the supreme Bhramam. The piousness, nobility, devoutness,
Tapasya, austerities, conducted by this virtuous couple were highly praised by
the scriptures and Veda. This couple gave birth to Uththanapadha, who became
the father of illustrious Dhruva has achieved the highest of the
honor/pole star, with his extreme Tapasya and devotion at the young age of five.
The other son of this couple was Priyavratha, and the daughters were Devahuthi,
Ahoothi and Prasoothi. Devi Devahoothi married to the illustrious Sage
Kardhamaprajapathi and this couple gave birth to the most celebrated
incarnation of Lord Vishnu as Kapilavasudeva who imparted the knowledge of
Sankhya Philosophy to his mother to achieve liberation. Manu ruled the Kingdom
wisely for several thousands of years for the welfare of the human race.”
So Mei Thumha San Kahau Sabu Sunu Muneesa
Man Layi | Ramakatha Kalimala Harani Mangala Karani Suhayi ||
Swayambhu Manu Aru Satharoopa | Jinha The Mei
Narashrishti Anoopa || Dhampathi Dharama Aacharana Neeka | Ajahu Gava Shruthi
Jeenha Kai Leeka || Nripa Uthanapadha Sutha Thasu | Dhruva Hari
Bhagathi Bhayau Sutha Jasu || Laghu Sutha Nama Priyabratha Thahi | Beda Purana
Prasamsahi Jahi || Devahoothi PUni Thasu
Kumari | Jo Muni Kardhama Kai Priya Nari || Adhideva Prabhu Dheenadhayala
| Jadara Dhareau Jehi Kapila Kripala || Sankhya Sashthra Jinha Pragat Bakhana |
Thaththva Bichara Nipuna
Bhagavana || Thehi Manu Raja Keenha Bahu Kala | Prabhu Aayasu Sab Bidhi
Prathipala ||
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