There was Kumuda, the mighty, who led ten million

Vanaras. It was said that Kumuda's Vanaras were very

proud to fight alongside him, and attacked like the fierce
conquerers that they were. Kumuda stationed himself in
the north-east, and kept attacking the eastern gate of the
city. Prasabha and Panasa, two great Vanara generals,
came to join Kumuda and to support him.
Shatabali, a very well known and great Vanara general,
stationed himself in the south-east, and attacked the
southern gate of the city. He led a mighty army of 200
million Vanaras, and blocked any exit by Ravana's
armies. Sushena, one of the most powerful of Vanara
generals, father of Tara, the widow of Vali and the wife
of Sugreeva, led more than fifty million Vanaras to
attack the western gate of the city. He stationed himself
in the south-west.