Shloka 6.122.19
दशरथदर्शनम् — Dasharatha’s Epiphany and Benedictions (Sarga 122)
सिद्धार्थाखलुकौसल्यायात्वांराम गृहंगतम् ।वनान्निवृत्तंसंहृष्टाद्रक्ष्यतेशत्रुसूदनम् ।।।।
siddhārthā khalu kausalyā yā tvāṃ rāma gṛhaṃ gatam |
vanān nivṛttaṃ saṃhṛṣṭā drakṣyate śatrusūdanam ||
Rāma, when you return home from the forest—your purpose fulfilled, destroyer of foes—Kausalyā will behold you with great joy.
"Rama! Kausalya will see you, as an accomplished one, as a destroyer of enemies, on returning home from the forest and will be highly rejoiced."
Dharma as steadfast completion of one’s vowed duty: Rāma’s return signifies the successful fulfilment of exile and the restoration of righteous order.
Daśaratha, in a visionary or posthumous appearance, anticipates Rāma’s return from forest-life and the joy it will bring to Kausalyā.
Rāma’s steadfastness and victory in service of righteousness—being ‘siddhārtha’ (purpose-fulfilled) and ‘śatrusūdana’ (protector who defeats hostile forces).