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Baal Kaanda

54 - Janaka's despatching of messengers to Ayodhya and departure of the marriage procession from there

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banai na baranata banī barātā. hōhiṃ saguna suṃdara subhadātā..
 

cārā cāṣu bāma disi lēī. manahu sakala maṃgala kahi dēī..
  [1-302-1]

dāhina kāga sukhēta suhāvā. nakula darasu saba kāhūom pāvā..
 

sānukūla baha tribidha bayārī. saghaṭa savāla āva bara nārī..
  [1-302-2]

lōvā phiri phiri darasu dēkhāvā. surabhī sanamukha sisuhi piāvā..
 

mṛgamālā phiri dāhini āī. maṃgala gana janu dīnhi dēkhāī..
  [1-302-3]

chēmakarī kaha chēma bisēṣī. syāmā bāma sutaru para dēkhī..
 

sanamukha āyau dadhi aru mīnā. kara pustaka dui bipra prabīnā..
  [1-302-4]


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The splendour of the marriage procession was more than one could describe. Fair and auspicious omens occurred. The blue-necked jay picked up food on the left and announced as it were all good fortune. On a fair field in the right appeared a cow, and a mongoose was seen by all. A soft, cool and fragrant breeze was blowing in a favourable direction; a blessed (unwidowed) woman appeared with a pitcher and a child in her arms. A fox turned round and showed himself again and again and a cow suckled its calf in front of the procession; a herd of deer came round to the right, as if good omens appeared in visible form. A Brahmani-kite promised great blessings; and a Syama bird was observed on an auspicious tree to the left. A man bearing curds and fish and two learned Brahmanas each with a book in his hand came from the opposite direction.

 
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