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nisicara nikara marana bidhi nn, raghupati rvana samara bakhn. rvana badha mandodari sok, rja bibhīṣana deva asok.1. sīt raghupati milana bahorī, suranha kīnhi astuti kara jorī. puni puṣpaka caRhi kapinha samet, avadha cale prabhu kṛp niket.2. jehi bidhi rma nagara nija e, byasa bisada carita saba ge. kahesi bahori rma abhiṣek, pura baranata nṛpanīti anek.3. kath samasta bhusuṁḍa bakhnī, jo mai ò tumha sana kahī bhavnī. suni saba rma kath khaganh, kahata bacana mana parama uchh.4.
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The crow then told about the extermination of the demon host and the various phases of the combat between the Lord of the Raghus and Rva˜a, Rva˜as death and Mandodar¶s lament, the enthronement of Vibh¶ƒa˜a, the cessation of the gods sorrow and S¶ts reunion with the Lord of the Raghus. He further narrated how the gods with joined palms hymned the Lords praises, how the All-merciful Lord then mounted the aerial car known by the name of Puƒpaka alongwith the monkeys and flew to Ayodhy and how Ýr¶ Rma arrived at His own capital and all such holy doings. He then told of Ýr¶ Rmas coronation and also described the city and all its kingly polity. In this way BhuÜu˜˛i narrated the whole story as I have already told you, Bhavn¶. When he heard the whole of Ýr¶ Rmas narrative, Garu˛as mind was filled with rapture and he spoke as follows: (14) 1022 * ÝR” RMACARITAMNASA*
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