रामस्य राजमार्गगमनम्
Rama’s Progress along the Royal Highway
स गृहैरभ्रसङ्काशैः पाण्डुरैरुपशोभितम्।।।।राजमार्गं ययौ रामो मध्येनागरुधूपितम्।
sa gṛhair abhra-saṅkāśaiḥ pāṇḍurair upaśobhitam | rāja-mārgaṃ yayau rāmo madhyenāgaru-dhūpitam ||
ព្រះរាមបានដើរតាមផ្លូវរាជមហាវិថី ដែលក្រអូបដោយធូបឈើអការុ (agaru) ហើយត្រូវបានលម្អដោយផ្ទះពណ៌សស្រអែមដូចពពកនៅសងខាងផ្លូវ។
That Rama, proceeded down the middle of the highway made fragrant with agaru and incense, lined with houses gleaming pale white like clouds.
Dharma appears as civic order and auspiciousness: the well-kept royal road symbolizes a society aligned with righteous rule and cultural refinement.
Rama is traveling through Ayodhya on the main royal thoroughfare toward the palace area.
Public dignity and restraint: Rama’s steady movement through the city reflects disciplined princely conduct.
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