भुशुण्डि रामायण (काकभुशुण्डि एवं गरुड़ संवाद - पूर्वखण्ड सविस्तार व्याख्या)

or 'र्जुन'?
Wait, look at the letter 'जु': in some old Devanagari fonts, 'जु' was written with a circle like 'ञ' or 'ज'?
Wait, look at the word: "यमलार्जुन" - could it be यमलार्जुन?
Wait, look at the 'ला':
Wait, is it य म ला ?
Let's read the characters:

1. य
2. म
3. ल (with aa matra? Yes, ला)
4. Then a letter that looks like: व with repha and ra-phala? Or is it र्ज with u-matra?
   Wait, look at the bottom stroke: it's pointing down-left, exactly like '्र' (ra-phala) or an old 'ु'!
   Wait, let's look at the letter itself: it's 'जु'! In old printing, 'जु' often looks like a 'ज' where the lower curve connects or becomes a loop, or it's a ligature of ज + ु + repha: 'र्जु'.
   Wait, why did I see 'व'? Because the middle horizontal of 'ज' and the lower curve look closed or compact!
   Wait, let's compare with 'र्ज' in:
   Line 18: 'मारीच ...': no.
   Line 21: 'मार्कण्डेय': र्क has repha.
   Line 31: 'मैत्रावरुण': त्र has ra-phala.
   Is