TIRUCHCHANDAVIRUTTAM- 49 TO 60
TIRUCHCHANDAVIRUTTAM- 49 TO 60 PASURAMS 800—811 SRIRANGAM MANGALASHASANAM. 800.koNDai koNDa kOdai meedu tEnulAvu kooni koon uNDai koNDu aranga OTTi uL mahizhnda nAdan oor | naNDai uNDu nArai pEra vALai pAya neelamE aNDai koNDu keNDai mEyum andaNeer arangamE || (49) 800.Lord rAma who rejoiced within himself, by playfully hitting a soft arrow mounted with mud ball ( உண்டை ) on the hunch( கூன் ) of the hunched back mantarA (referred as கூனி ) having tied up hair locks and the bees hovering over the string of flowers adorned on them, resides in this lovely place known as "tiruvarangam". Here in the cool waters, the cranes walk slowly after relishing the crabs. The vALai fish jumps up and down. The kendai fish fearlessly swims gently under the shade of blue lilies. The swAbadEsam or the inner meaning of the verse: Kooni is referred to the embodied soul. The hunch being the ego of the jeevAs. The Lord rejoices in trying to eliminate the ego of the jeevAs like hitting the