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hierarchy: Rāmāyaṇa
hierarchy: Part Two
hierarchy: Chapter 3
Chapter 3
Bharata’s Return The following morning large numbers of singers and bards assembled at the palace with the intention of waking …
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Bharata’s Return
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The following morning large numbers of singers and bards assembled at the palace with the intention of waking the king. …
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The palace attendants, unaware of the king’s demise, gathered together the items required for his morning ablutions. Gold pots filled …
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When everything was made ready just before sunrise, the royal ladies went into the king’s chamber to wake him. As …
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Kaushalya and Sumitra were roused by the sound. Looking at the emperor and touching him, they cried out, “My lord!” …
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Kaushalya looked at her husband’s face, which seemed like the sun shorn of its luster. Kneeling by his side she …
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“O cruel Kaikeyi, are you now satisfied? Having killed the king you may now enjoy the throne without fear. Rāma …
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Kaushalya embraced her dead husband. She thought of Rāma, Sītā and Lakṣman. How would They learn of Their father’s death? …
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Kaushalya could not tolerate any more grief. Tearfully she cried out to Kaikeyi, “You have killed me as surely as …
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With difficulty the king’s ministers separated Kaushalya from Daśaratha. They gently removed her from his chamber and began to perform …
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The city of Ayodhya, already plunged in sorrow, became even more desolate. The people cried out their distress and everything …