Sumālī
mythological figure · 1 work · 4 mentions · 9 anchored passages
Sumālin
in the texts
Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa
Second of Sukeśa's three rākṣasa sons; fights Viṣṇu in the great battle and survives to found a surviving lineage after his brothers' defeat.
Even as Sumālin was roaring thus, Hari severed his head with its blazing earrings, and the rākṣasa's charioteer and his horses were thrown into confusion.
Seeing Mālin slain, Sumālin and Mālyavān too, both tormented by grief, fled together with their forces toward Laṅkā.
Seeing his elder brother routed by the wing-wind of the king of birds, Sumālin turned toward Laṅkā together with his own forces.