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6 passagesरामः च सह सौमित्रिः प्रेषितः सह सीतया । तम् अपश्यन् प्रियम् पुत्रम् मही पालो महा यशाः ॥२-७२-५१॥
And Rāma, together with the son of Sumitrā, was sent away together with Sītā. Not seeing him, his beloved son, the protector of the earth, of great fame, ...
पुत्र शोक परिद्यूनः पन्चत्वम् उपपेदिवान् । त्वया तु इदानीम् धर्मज्ञ राजत्वम् अवलम्ब्यताम् ॥२-७२-५२॥
Overwhelmed by grief for his son, he attained death. But now, O knower of dharma, let kingship be undertaken by you.
त्वत् कृते हि मया सर्वम् इदम् एवम् विधम् कृतम् । मा शोकम् मा च सम्तापम् धैर्यमाश्रय पुत्रक ॥२-७२-५३॥
For your sake, indeed, I did all this of such a kind. Do not grieve, nor suffer distress; take courage, little son.
त्वदधीना हि नगरी राज्यम् चैतदनामयम् । तत् पुत्र शीघ्रम् विधिना विधिज्ञैः । वसिष्ठ मुख्यैः सहितः द्विज इन्द्रैः । सम्काल्य राजानम् अदीन सत्त्वम् । आत्मानम् उर्व्याम् अभिषेचयस्व ॥२-७२-५४॥
For the city is dependent on you, and this kingdom is free from disorder under you. Therefore, son, quickly, in due form, with those who know the rite, together with the foremost brahmins headed by Vasiṣṭha, having had yourself recognized/appointed as king, you—whose spirit is not dejected—have yourself consecrated upon the earth.
इति वाल्मीकि रामायणे आदि काव्ये अयोध्याकाण्डे द्विसप्ततितमः सर्गः ॥२-७२॥
Thus ends the seventy-second canto in the Ayodhya Book of the Ramayana, the original epic by Valmiki.
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