രാഗം - മധ്യമാവതി  

താളം - ആദി  

കീർത്തനം

ദേവത - ശ്രീരാമൻ  

രചന - സ്വാതി തിരുനാൾ

Raagam - Madhyamavathi

Thaalam - Aadi

Deity - Shri Ram

Lyrics - Swathi Thirunaal

|പല്ലവി|

കോസലേന്ദ്ര മാമവാമിത - ഗുണനിവാസ ഭഗവന്‍

|അനുപല്ലവി|

ഭാസമാന മഹാമണിമണ്ഡപ - പരിവിലസിത സിംഹാസനരാജിത

(കോസലേന്ദ്ര മാമവാമിത...)

|ചരണം-1|

ബാഹു ധൃത ശരചാപ ധൃത - ഭക്തജനാഖില താപാ

ആഹവഹന  വിദതാ ടോപ - പാര മകുട കേയൂര കലാവര  

(കോസലേന്ദ്ര മാമവാമിത...)

|ചരണം-2|

ജാനകീ ലസിതാംഗ ജ്വലാ - രാസ്യ വിനാശിത ലങ്കാ

ഭാനു വംശ പയോധിത ശാങ്ക - പാദ വിഹത മുനി തരുണീ ഭംഗ

(കോസലേന്ദ്ര മാമവാമിത...)

|ചരണം-3|

നീല ജലധര ഗാത്രാധിപ  - നീല നളാരുണ പുത്ര

ബാലവിലോചന മുഖ നുതിപാത്ര - പവനസുത കലിത ചാരു ചരിത്ര

(കോസലേന്ദ്ര മാമവാമിത...)

|Pallavi|

Koselendra maamavaamitha - gunanivaasa bhagavan

|Anupallavi|

Bhaasamaana mahaamanimandapa - parivilasitha simhaasanaraajitha

(Koselendra maamavaamitha...)

|Charanam-1|

Baahu dhrutha sharachaapa dhrutha - bhakthajanaakhila thaapaa

Aahavahana vidhathaa topa - paara makuda keyoora kalaavara

(Koselendra maamavaamitha...)

|Charanam-2|

Jaanakee lasithaanga jwalaa - raasya vinaashitha lankaa

Bhaanu vamsha payodhitha shaanka - paadha vihatha muni tharunee bhanga

(Koselendra maamavaamitha...)

|Charanam-3|

Neela jaladhara gaathraadhipa - neela nalaaruna puthra

Baalavilochena mukha nuthipaathra - pavanasutha kalitha chaaru charithra

(Koselendra maamavaamitha...)

Singer : Chottanikara Subhash Marar

Audio reference :

Summary :       This classical devotional hymn is dedicated to Lord Sri Rama (addressed as Kosalendra and the jewel of the Solar Dynasty), extolling His supreme qualities, divine coronation majesty, and heroic deeds. The song portrays Lord Rama seated upon the dazzling gem-inlaid throne alongside Mother Janaki, wielding His holy bow and arrows to wipe away every tribulation of surrendered devotees. It recounts the sacred epic legends of the Ramayana, including the redemption and deliverance of Sage Gautama’s wife Ahalya by the touch of His holy feet, the vanquishing of the demon forces in Lanka, and the loyal worship offered by the Vanara chiefs and Lord Hanuman. The hymn forms an earnest prayer of total surrender, beseeching the ocean of limitless virtues for constant grace and protection, with no specific earthly temple named in the verses.

Pallavi : O Lord of Kosala (Lord Rama), eternal abode of boundless divine virtues, O Supreme Lord, please protect and deliver me!

Anupallavi : You who shine resplendently, seated majestically upon the celestial throne within the brilliantly luminous, gem-studded grand council pavilion.

Charanam-1 : Bearing the sacred bow and arrows in Your mighty arms, You dispel and eradicate every sorrow and affliction of Your surrendered devotees; vanquishing the fierce pride and arrogance of demonic foes on the battlefield, You are adorned with a sublime, incomparable crown and exquisite armlets.

Charanam-2 : With Mother Janaki (Sita) gracefully gracing Your side, You brought fiery destruction upon Lanka and its demon ruler; shining like the auspicious full moon rising out of the ocean of the Solar dynasty (Suryavamsha), the sacred touch of Your lotus feet relieved the young hermit maiden (Ahalya) of her curse and sorrow.

Charanam-3 : Sovereign Lord whose handsome form possesses the deep dark hue of fresh rainclouds, You are the revered master worshipped by Nila, Nala, and the son of Aruna (Sugriva/Angada); You are extolled by sages and celestial beings with youthful eyes, and Your enchanting, sacred life exploits are lovingly celebrated and narrated by Pavanasuta (Lord Hanuman).