यौवराज्याभिषेक-उपकल्पनम्
Preparations for Rama’s Installation as Yuvaraja
Setting: AyodhyāPlaces named: KauŚlyā’s residence (antapura implied)Within-city movement: from court/civic space to KauŚlyā’s quarters
तच्छ्रुत्वा सुहृदस्तस्य रामस्य प्रियकारिणः ॥४६॥
त्वरिताः शीघ्रमभ्येत्य कौसल्यायै न्यवेदयन् ।
tac chrutvā suhṛdas tasya rāmasya priyakāriṇaḥ ||46||
tvaritāḥ śīghram abhyetya kauśalyāyai nyavedayan |
ครั้นได้ฟังดังนั้น เหล่ามิตรผู้หวังดีของพระราม ผู้มุ่งทำสิ่งอันเป็นที่รัก ก็รีบรุดไปยังพระนางเกาสัลยาโดยพลัน แล้วกราบทูลแจ้งข่าวนั้น
Having heard this, Rama's friends quickly reported the matter to Kausalya so that she might be happy.
Those who love the righteous hasten to share auspicious news; goodwill expresses itself as prompt service.
Encourages cultivating suhrt-bhāva (benevolent friendship) and promptness in doing good.
Good tidings spreading resembles the movement of sattvaŌlarity and joy naturally communicating itself among the pure-minded.
Rāmacaritamānasa: scenes where auspicious news is carried to mothers/queens in Ayodhyā (Ayodhyākāƺ)
Classical dūta (messenger) motif in itihāsa-kāvya
Ayodhyākāƺ sequences of announcements to queens regarding Rāma’s status
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Druta (quick) cadence reflecting tvarā; light udātta on īghram
Goodwill and loyalty: well-wishers act promptly to share auspicious truth, strengthening bonds of family and community.
After the royal developments concerning Rāma, his supporters rush to convey the news to his mother, Kauśalyā.
Devotion and benevolence of Rāma’s friends, who seek to gladden Kauśalyā with timely information.
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