सुमन्त्रदर्शनम् तथा रामस्य राजदर्शनाय प्रस्थानम्
Sumantra Meets Rama; Rama Departs to See the King
तया सुचरितं देव्या पुरा नूनं महत्तपः।।।।रोहिणीव शशाङ्केन रामसंयोगमाप या।
tayā sucaritaṃ devyā purā nūnaṃ mahattapaḥ |
rohiṇīva śaśāṅkena rāmasaṃyogam āpa yā ||
まことに、かの気高き御方は昔、大いなる苦行を修められたに違いない。ゆえに羅摩との結びを得たのだ――ローヒニーが月と結ばれるように。
Sita was united with Rama like Rohini with the Moon surely because of her great austerities performed in the past. (They observed).
The verse reflects the karmic-ethical idea that virtue and self-discipline (tapas) bear fitting results—here, the ‘deserved’ companionship of a righteous spouse.
Ayodhya’s women interpret Sītā’s good fortune—her union with Rama—as the fruit of past austerities, using a celestial simile.
Sītā’s spiritual merit and disciplined virtue (tapas), understood as the foundation of her auspicious destiny.
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