ramcharitmanas,

Baal Kaanda

57 - Return of the marriage procession to Ayodhya and rejoicing in the city

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māgadha sūta baṃdi naṭa nāgara. gāvahiṃ jasu tihu lōka ujāgara..
 

jaya dhuni bimala bēda bara bānī. dasa disi sunia sumaṃgala sānī..
  [1-347-1]

bipula bājanē bājana lāgē. nabha sura nagara lōga anurāgē..
 

banē barātī barani na jāhīṃ. mahā mudita mana sukha na samāhīṃ..
  [1-347-2]

purabāsinha taba rāya jōhārē. dēkhata rāmahi bhaē sukhārē..
 

karahiṃ nichāvari manigana cīrā. bāri bilōcana pulaka sarīrā..
  [1-347-3]

ārati karahiṃ mudita pura nārī. haraṣahiṃ nirakhi kuara bara cārī..
 

sibikā subhaga ōhāra ughārī. dēkhi dulahininha hōhiṃ sukhārī..
  [1-347-4]


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Bards, minstrels, rhapsodists and skilled dancers chanted the glory of Him (Sri Rama) who illumines all the three worlds. Auspicious shouts of victory and the sacred and melodious chanting of the Vedas were heard in all the ten directions. Musical instruments of all kinds began to play; gods in heaven and men in the city were enraptured alike. Members of the bridegroom's party looked smart beyond description. They were highly delighted and could not contain themselves for joy. The people of Ayodhya then greeted the king, and were gladdened at the very sight of Sri Rama. They scattered about Him jewels and vestments; their eyes were full of tears and their body thrilled over. The women of the city gladly waved lights around His head and rejoiced to see the four noble princes. They were all the more gratified when they lifted the curtains of the beautiful palanquins and beheld the brides.

 
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