Ramayana — Yuddha Kanda, Sarga 128, Shloka 46
अयोध्याप्रत्यागमन-सन्देशः
Hanuman Sent Ahead to Ayodhya
निशम्यरामागमनंनृपात्मजःकपिप्रवीरस्यतदाद्भुतोपमम् ।प्रहर्षितोरामदिदृक्ष्याऽभवत्पुनश्चहर्षादिदमब्रवीद्वचः ।।।।
niśamya rāmāgamanaṃ nṛpātmajaḥ kapipravīrasya tad adbhutopamam |
praharṣito rāmadidṛkṣyā 'bhavat punaś ca harṣād idam abravīd vacaḥ ||
فلما سمع ابنُ الملك من أبرعِ القِرَدة وأشجعِهم الخبرَ العجيبَ عن عودة راما (Rāma)، امتلأ فرحًا وتشوّقًا لرؤية راما من جديد؛ ثم قال، طربًا، هذه الكلمات.
"You may tell him of the search for Mythili by you, crossing the vast never decreasing stretch of water, leaping across and finding Sita."
FAQs
Dharma is devotion to rightful order and kinship duty: Bharata’s joy reflects his unwavering commitment to Rāma’s legitimate return and the restoration of righteous kingship.
Hanumān reports Rāma’s imminent return; Bharata, overwhelmed with happiness, prepares to speak in response.
Bharata’s loyalty and purity of intention—his longing is not for power, but for reunion and the return of dharmic rule.