अभिषेकसज्जा तथा सुमन्त्रस्य प्रेषणम्
Coronation Preparations and Sumantra’s Commission
महेन्द्रसद्मप्रतिमं तु वेश्मरामस्य रम्यं मृगपक्षि जुष्टम्।ददर्श मेरोरिव श्रुङ्गमुच्चंविभ्राजमानं प्रभया सुमन्त्रः।।2.15.45।।
mahendrasadmapratimaṃ tu veśma
rāmasya ramyaṃ mṛgapakṣijuṣṭam |
dadarśa meror iva śṛṅgam uccaṃ
vibhrājamānaṃ prabhayā sumantraḥ || 2.15.45 ||
スーマントラは、獣や鳥が集うラーマの麗しき御殿を見た。それはマヘーンドラの宮殿に似て、メル山の高峰のごとく光輝を放っていた。
Sumantra beheld Rama's palace which resembled the high summit of mount Meru shining with splendour. Filled with animals and birds, if looked like the abode of Indra.
Dharma is portrayed as radiant excellence that harmonizes power with auspiciousness: the rightful ruler’s domain appears elevated, orderly, and life-filled, signaling ethical fitness for kingship.
The narration culminates the description of Rama’s residence as Sumantra sees it in full splendor, reinforcing the coronation-setting atmosphere.
Rama’s ‘tejas’ (noble radiance) and worthiness—his very surroundings are depicted as naturally splendid and auspicious.
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