ramcharitmanas,

Ayodhya Kaanda

96 - Sri Rama admonishes Laksmana and dwells on Bharataís greatness

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jauṃ na hōta jaga janama bharata kō. sakala dharama dhura dharani dharata kō..
 

kabi kula agama bharata guna gāthā. kō jānai tumha binu raghunāthā..
  [2-232-1]

lakhana rāma siyaom suni sura bānī. ati sukhu lahēu na jāi bakhānī..
 

ihāom bharatu saba sahita sahāē. maṃdākinīṃ punīta nahāē..
  [2-232-2]

sarita samīpa rākhi saba lōgā. māgi mātu gura saciva niyōgā..
 

calē bharatu jahaom siya raghurāī. sātha niṣādanāthu laghu bhāī..
  [2-232-3]

samujhi mātu karataba sakucāhīṃ. karata kutaraka kōṭi mana māhīṃ..
 

rāmu lakhanu siya suni mama nāūom. uṭhi jani anata jāhiṃ taji ṭhāūom..
  [2-232-4]


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Had Bharata not been born into the world, who on this earth would have championed the cause of virtue in its entirety? Who else than you, O Lord of Raghus, can know Bharata's good qualities, which are unaproachable even to the race of bards?" On hearing the words of the gods, Laksmana, Sri Rama and Sita were more delighted than words can tell. There Bharata with all his host bathed in the sacred Mandakini. Then, leaving all the people on the riverside and taking permission of his mothers, preceptor (the sage Vasistha) and the minister (Sumantra) he proceeded to the spot where Sita and Sri Rama were, taking the Nisada chief and his younger brother (Satrughna) with him. As he thought of what his mother had done, he felt diffident and formed ill-conjectures of every kind in his mind: "God forbid that Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita leave the place on hearing my name and shift to some other place !

 
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