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In the venerable Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa, in the Ayodhyā Kāṇḍa, this is the seventy-fourth sarga. Having thus reproached that mother, Bharata, then possessed by great anger, spoke words again.
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Sanskrit · 2.74.p05448
राज्यात् भ्रम्शस्व कैकेयि नृशम्से दुष्ट चारिणि ।
परित्यक्ता च धर्मेण मा मृतम् रुदती भव ॥२-७४-२॥
English · Meaning
Fall from the kingdom, Kaikeyī, you who are pitiless and of evil conduct. And, abandoned by righteousness, do not become dead while weeping. The transmitted form मृतम् literally means “dead” and its exact construction here is uncertain.
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Sanskrit · 2.74.p05449
किम् नु ते अदूषयद् राजा रामः वा भृश धार्मिकः ।
ययोः मृत्युर् विवासः च त्वत् कृते तुल्यम् आगतौ ॥२-७४-३॥
English · Meaning
What wrong did the king—or Rama, exceedingly righteous—do to you? For your sake, the death of the one and the banishment of the other have come alike. The dual form “of whom two” leaves the two persons implicit; in context it refers to the king and Rama.
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Sanskrit · 2.74.p05450
भ्रूणहत्याम् असि प्राप्ता कुलस्य अस्य विनाशनात् ।
कैकेयि नरकम् गच्च मा च भर्तुः सलोकताम् ॥२-७४-४॥
English · Meaning
You have incurred the killing of an embryo through the destruction of this family. Go to hell, Kaikeyī, and do not attain the same world as your husband.
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