श्रीमद्रामायणकथासङ्क्षेपः / The Ramayana in Synopsis
Narada’s Summary to Valmiki
तस्याभिषेकसम्भारान्दृष्ट्वा भार्याऽथ कैकयी ।।1.1.21।।पूर्वं दत्तवरा देवी वरमेनमयाचत । विवासनं च रामस्य भरतस्याभिषेचनम् ।।1.1.22।।
tasyābhiṣekasambhārān dṛṣṭvā bhāryā ’tha kaikayī | pūrvaṃ dattavarā devī varam enam ayācata | vivāsanaṃ ca rāmasya bharatasyābhiṣecanam ||
随后,凯凯伊见到为其灌顶加冕所备的一切,便以昔日所赐的恩许为凭,向王索取那一愿:放逐罗摩,并为婆罗多举行加冕。
With a desire to promote the welfare of the people king Dasaratha decided to install Sri Rama, his eldest and affectionate son as heir (apparent) who was bestowed with all excellent qualities and true prowess, beloved of the people he was ever intent in the welfare of the people.
It introduces a dharma-conflict: the binding force of promises/boons versus the righteous order of succession—setting up the test of satya and duty.
As preparations for Rāma’s installation begin, Kaikeyī invokes her earlier boons and demands Rāma’s exile and Bharata’s enthronement.
Indirectly, the verse foregrounds the coming trial of satya (truth to one’s word) for Daśaratha and dharma-obedience for Rāma.