in puja balarama wears peacock feather or crows feathers?

[Guest guest]

By coincidence I just found in Ramayana 1.19.8 (Valmikiramayan.net):

 

sva putram raaja shaarduula raamam satya paraakramam ||

kaaka pakSa dharam shuuram jyeSTham me daatum arhasi |

 

8b, 9a. raaja sharduula= oh, king, the tiger; satya paraakramam=

truth, as his valour; kaaka paksha dharam= crows, wings, wearing –

whose hair locks are like crow's wings, jet black, youngster; shuuram=

brave one; sva putram= [your] own, son; jyeSTham= eldest one; ramam=

Rama be; me daatum arhasi= to me, to give [to spare services,] apt of

you.

 

"As such, oh, tigerly king, it will be apt of you spare the services

of that brave one whose valour itself is his truthfulness, that

youngling whose hair locks are all the more jet black like crow wings

on either side of his head, spare that eldest son of yours, namely

Rama. [1-19-8b, 9a]

 

ys Jan