Shloka 3.30.33
खरवधः — The Slaying of Khara (Janasthana Battle Climax)
एतस्मिन्तरे देवाश्चारणैस्सह सङ्गताः।दुन्दुभींश्चाभिनिघ्नन्तः पुष्पवर्षं समन्ततः।।।।रामस्योपरि संह्रुष्टा ववृषुर्विस्मितास्तदा।
etasmin tare devāś cāraṇaiḥ saha saṅgatāḥ | dundubhīṃś cābhinighnantaḥ puṣpavarṣaṃ samantataḥ || rāmasyopari saṃhṛṣṭā vavṛṣur vismitās tadā |
Meanwhile, the gods assembled with the Cāraṇas; beating their dundubhi drums, they joyfully rained a shower of flowers from every side upon Rāma, astonished at his feat.
Meanwhile the wonder-struck gods along with the charanas (celestial bards) got together and began beating the drums and raining showers of flowers on Rama from all sides.
Righteous action receives communal and cosmic affirmation. The flower-shower symbolizes approval of dharma-protecting deeds.
After the battle’s outcome, celestial beings celebrate Rāma’s victory by music and flowers.
Dharma-vijaya (victory grounded in righteousness): Rāma’s triumph is framed as morally sanctioned, not merely martial.