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Baal Kaanda

53 - Arrival of Parasurama, exchange of hot words between Laksmana and Parasurama and Sri Rama's triumph over the latter

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ati gahagahē bājanē bājē. sabahiṃ manōhara maṃgala sājē..
 

jūtha jūtha mili sumukha sunayanīṃ. karahiṃ gāna kala kōkilabayanī..
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sukhu bidēha kara barani na jāī. janmadaridra manahu nidhi pāī..
 

gata trāsa bhai sīya sukhārī. janu bidhu udayaom cakōrakumārī..
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janaka kīnha kausikahi pranāmā. prabhu prasāda dhanu bhaṃjēu rāmā..
 

mōhi kṛtakṛtya kīnha duhu bhāīṃ. aba jō ucita sō kahia gōsāī..
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kaha muni sunu naranātha prabīnā. rahā bibāhu cāpa ādhīnā..
 

ṭūṭatahīṃ dhanu bhayau bibāhū. sura nara nāga bidita saba kāhu..
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Description

There was a tumultuous clash of musical instruments and everyone displayed charming and auspicious objects. Troops of fair-faced, bright-eyed damsels sang melodious songs in chorus, their voice resembling the notes of the cuckoo. Janaka's joy was beyond description, as that of a born beggar who has found a treasure. Sita was rid of Her fears and was as glad as a young of a Cakora bird at the rising of the moon. Janaka made obeisance before Kausika and said, ''It is due to your grace, my lord, that Sri Rama has been able to break the bow. The two brothers have gained me my purpose; pray tell me now, reverend sir, what it behoves me to do." Said the sage, ''Listen, wise king: the marriage depended on the bow, and took place directly the bow broke, as is well-known to all, including gods, human beings and Nagas."

 
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