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Varagaḷanu Koḍuvudu — Vijayadasa's hymn to Lord Subrahmanya, the serpent-lord's beloved and granter of boons.
Verse 1 — varagal̤anu kòḍuvudu vāsukiya priyā | varagal̤anu kòḍuvudu vāsukiya priyā |
He grants boons — the beloved of Vasuki, lord of serpents.
Verse 2 — karuṇadiṃdali òlidu kaṃḍamāturadali || pa || karuṇadiṃdali òlidu kaṃḍamāturadali || pa ||
Out of compassion He is pleased, and eagerly grants His vision.
Verse 3 — iṃdrasamāna devatèyè ratipatiye | iṃdireśana… iṃdrasamāna devatèyè ratipatiye |
O god equal to Indra, O husband of Rati, O true son of Vishnu, O Mara —
Verse 4 — òṃdu kāladali suṃdaranènisikòṃḍirda | baṃdhuve… òṃdu kāladali suṃdaranènisikòṃḍirda |
once celebrated as the beautiful one — O kinsman, dearer to me than pride, dearer than life itself!
Verse 5 — vanaja saṃbhavanu sṛṣṭi sṛjipagosuga |… vanaja saṃbhavanu sṛṣṭi sṛjipagosuga |
When the lotus-born Brahma brought forth the four wise ones from His mind to create the world —
Verse 6 — munigal̤òl̤agè sanatkumāranāgi | janisi yoga… munigal̤òl̤agè sanatkumāranāgi |
You were born among the sages as Sanatkumara, O Kama, and walked the path of yoga.
Verse 7 — tārakāsuranèṃba bahu durul̤atanadalli |… tārakāsuranèṃba bahu durul̤atanadalli |
When the exceedingly wicked Tarakasura tormented the hosts of gods —
Verse 8 — gauri maheśvararigè maganāgi puṭṭi |… gauri maheśvararigè maganāgi puṭṭi |
You were born as the son of Gauri and Maheshwara, and were hailed on earth as Skanda.
Verse 9 — rukmiṇiyali janisi matsya udaradali | pòkku… rukmiṇiyali janisi matsya udaradali |
Born to Rukmini, You entered a fish's belly and grew from infancy under a virtuous woman's care —
Verse 10 — rakkasa śaṃbaranòḍanè kādu gèddu maral̤i |… rakkasa śaṃbaranòḍanè kādu gèddu maral̤i |
You fought and defeated the demon Shambara, then returned — swiftly hailed as Samba, Jambavati's son.
Verse 11 — janapa daśarathanalli bharatanāgi puṭṭidè |… janapa daśarathanalli bharatanāgi puṭṭidè |
Born as Bharata to King Dasharatha, detached in mind, devoted to the discus-bearing Lord —
Verse 12 — yènagòlida vijayaviṭhṭhalareyanaṃghri | arcanè… yènagòlida vijayaviṭhṭhalareyanaṃghri |
greatly blessed is Subrahmanya, who worships the feet of Vijayavitthala, who has graced me.
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A leading Haridāsa saint who revived the Dāsakūṭa in the eighteenth century and initiated a lineage that included Gopāla Dāsa and Jagannātha Dāsa; composer of a vast body of padas, suḷādis and ugābhogas under the signature "Vijaya Viṭhala".
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