यौवराज्याभिषेक-उपकल्पनम्
Preparations for Rama’s Installation as Yuvaraja
Setting: AyodhyāPlaces named: Rāma’s residence (dyutimad vema)Palace court to chariot to Rāma’s residence
अथाऽभिवाद्य राजानं रथमारुह्य राघवः ॥४८॥
ययौ स्वं द्युतिमद्वेश्म जनौघैः प्रतिपूजितः ।
athābhivādya rājānaṁ ratham āruhya rāghavaḥ ||48||
yayau svaṁ dyutimad veśma janaughaiḥ pratipūjitaḥ |
Darauf erwies Rāghava dem König seine Ehrerbietung, bestieg den Wagen und fuhr zu seiner strahlenden Wohnstatt, von den Menschenmengen geehrt.
Having paid his obeisance to the king, Rama ascended the chariot amidst the acclaim of multitudes of men and left for his splendid abode.
Even at the height of public honor, the righteous begin with reverence to elders; humility anchors authority.
Models daily practice of vandana to parents/elders before undertaking tasks; cultivates vinaya.
The luminous home can be read as the sattvic inner abode reached through humility; honor follows humility rather than ego.
Mahābhārata: princes paying respects to elders before departing court (sabā decorum); Rāmacaritamānasa: Ayodhyā scenes of public adoration for Rāma
Classical ratha imagery for kƺtriya movement and dignity
Ayodhyākāƺ: repeated emphasis on Rāma’s vinaya (humility) and popularity among citizens
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Steady gait; slight uplift on dyutimad to paint radiance
Maryādā and respect for elders: Rāma’s salutation to the king exemplifies disciplined conduct and truthful alignment with social and royal duty.
After the court proceedings, Rāma respectfully takes leave and returns home amid public acclaim.
Rāma’s humility and propriety, shown by honoring his father-king before departing.
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