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Uttar Kaanda

201 - Sri Rama's Coronation; Vedasí Alleluia; Lord Siva's Alleluia

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avadhapurī ati rucira banāī. dēvanha sumana bṛṣṭi jhari lāī..
 

rāma kahā sēvakanha bulāī. prathama sakhanha anhavāvahu jāī..
  [7-10(B)-1]

sunata bacana jahaom tahaom jana dhāē. sugrīvādi turata anhavāē..
 

puni karunānidhi bharatu haomkārē. nija kara rāma jaṭā niruārē..
  [7-10(B)-2]

anhavāē prabhu tīniu bhāī. bhagata bachala kṛpāla raghurāī..
 

bharata bhāgya prabhu kōmalatāī. sēṣa kōṭi sata sakahiṃ na gāī..
  [7-10(B)-3]

puni nija jaṭā rāma bibarāē. gura anusāsana māgi nahāē..
 

kari majjana prabhu bhūṣana sājē. aṃga anaṃga dēkhi sata lājē..
  [7-10(B)-4]


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The city of Ayodhya was most tastefully decorated and the gods rained down a continuous shower of flowers. Sri Rama called His servants and said, "Go and first arrange a bath for my comrades." The moment they heard the command the servants ran in all promptness and quickly bathed Sugriva and the rest. The All-merciful Rama next called Bharata and disentangled his matted hair with His own hands. The gracious and almighty Lord of the Raghus, who is so fond of His devotees, now bathed all His three brothers. The blessedness of Bharata and the Lord's tenderness were both more than countless Sesas could sing. Then Sri Rama disentangled His own matted hair, and after obtaining the Guru's permission bathed Himself. Having finished His ablutions, the Lord decked Himself with jewels; the beauty of His person put to shame hundreds of Cupids.

 
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