शब्दवेध्य-अनर्थः, ऋषिशापः, दशरथस्य प्राणत्यागः
The Sound-Target Tragedy, the Sage’s Curse, and Dasaratha’s Death
पदशब्दं तु मे श्रुत्वा मुनिर्वाक्यमभाषत।किं चिरायसि मे पुत्र पानीयं क्षिप्रमानय।।।।
padaśabdaṃ tu me śrutvā munir vākyam abhāṣata | kiṃ cirāyasi me putra pānīyaṃ kṣipram ānaya ||
ເມື່ອໄດ້ຍິນສຽງຍ່າງຕີນຂອງຂ້າ ພຣະມຸນີໄດ້ກ່າວວ່າ: “ລູກເອີຍ ເປັນຫຍັງຈຶ່ງຊັກຊ້າ? ຈົ່ງນຳນ້ຳມາໃຫ້ໄວ”
Hearing the sound of my footsteps, the sage said 'O son! why have you delayed? Bring me some water quickly'.
It points to filial service as dharma: the son’s duty to promptly serve elders (here, bringing water) is treated as a sacred obligation.
Within Daśaratha’s final lament, he recalls the earlier tragedy involving the ascetic family—setting up the karmic background for his present suffering.
The son’s obedience and service-mindedness are foregrounded as exemplary conduct.