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विधानम् — Dasaratha’s Funeral Rites and Ayodhya’s Mourning
हिरण्यं च सुवर्णं च वासांसि विविधानि च।प्रकिरन्तो जना मार्गं नृपतेरग्रतो ययुः।।2.76.15।।
hiraṇyaṁ ca suvarṇaṁ ca vāsāṁsi vividhāni ca | prakiranto janā mārgaṁ nṛpater agrato yayuḥ || 2.76.15 ||
王の御遺体の前を人々が進み、道に黄金と輝く装身具、そしてさまざまな衣を撒き散らしながら行った。
The people went ahead of the king's body strewing on the way gold of brilliant colour and different kinds of garments.
Dharma expresses itself through honoring a ruler’s memory with communal offerings and respectful rites, affirming social gratitude and truthfulness of loyalty.
As the funeral procession moves, the public honors the king by strewing valuables and garments along the route.
Collective devotion and generosity—citizens participate in honoring the deceased king.
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