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Baal Kaanda

52 - Sita places the wreath of victory round Rama's neck

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samācāra kahi janaka sunāē. jēhi kārana mahīpa saba āē..
 

sunata bacana phiri anata nihārē. dēkhē cāpakhaṃḍa mahi ḍārē..
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ati risa bōlē bacana kaṭhōrā. kahu jaḍa janaka dhanuṣa kai tōrā..
 

bēgi dēkhāu mūḍha na ta ājū. ulaṭau mahi jahaom lahi tava rājū..
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ati ḍaru utaru dēta nṛpu nāhīṃ. kuṭila bhūpa haraṣē mana māhīṃ..
 

sura muni nāga nagara nara nārī..sōcahiṃ sakala trāsa ura bhārī..
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mana pachitāti sīya mahatārī. bidhi aba saomvarī bāta bigārī..
 

bhṛgupati kara subhāu suni sītā. aradha nimēṣa kalapa sama bītā..
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Janaka narrated to him the whole history, mentioning what had brought all the kings there, on hearing this reply Parasurama turned round, and looking in the other direction he espied the fragments of the bow lying on the ground. Flying into a rage he spoke in harsh tones,"Tell me, O stupid Janaka, who has broken the bow ? Show him at once, or this very day I will overthrow the whole tract of land over which your dominion extends." In his excess of fear, the king would make no answer; and the wicked kings were glad of heart. Gods, sages, Nagas and the people of the city were all filled with anxiety; their hearts were much agitated. Sita's mother lamented within herself, saying, "Alas ! God has undone an accomplished fact." When Sita heard of Parasurama's temperament, even half a moment passed to Her like a whole life-time of the universe.

 
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