चामरव्यजने चाग्ये रुक्मदण्डे महाधने॥ गृहीते वरनारीभ्यां धूयमाने च मूर्धनि।
cāmaravyajane cāgye rukmadaṇḍe mahādhane|| gṛhīte varanārībhyāṃ dhūyamāne ca mūrdhani|
English Meaning
And his (Indira's) head was being fanned by two chowris, costly and furnished with golden handles, held by two magnificent damsels; and innumerable Gandharvas and Siddhas and prime sages were hymning the celestial stationed in the welkin. And seeing Sarabhanga engaged in converse with Satakratu, Rāma said to Laksmana (the following words). And pointing out the car, Rāma showed the wonder to his brother.
— M.N. Dutt (1891–94, public domain)