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# Ayodhya Kand · Doha 122

**चौ०** 
> गावँ गावँ अस होइ अनंदू। देखि भानुकुल कैरव चंदू॥  
> जे कछु समाचार सुनि पावहिं। ते नृप रानिहि दोसु लगावहिं॥१॥

**चौ०** 
> कहहिं एक अति भल नरनाहू। दीन्ह हमहि जोइ लोचन लाहू॥  
> कहहिं परसपर लोग लोगाईं। बातें सरल सनेह सुहाईं॥२॥

**चौ०** 
> ते पितु मातु धन्य जिन्ह जाए। धन्य सो नगरु जहाँ तें आए॥  
> धन्य सो देसु सैलु बन गाऊँ। जहँ जहँ जाहिं धन्य सोइ ठाऊँ॥३॥

**चौ०** 
> सुखु पायउ बिरंचि रचि तेही। ए जेहि के सब भाँति सनेही॥  
> राम लखन पथि कथा सुहाई। रही सकल मग कानन छाई॥४॥

Meaning: In every village there was similar rejoicing at the sight of Śrī Rāma, who was a moon to the lily-like solar race. Those who could get some information as to the circumstances that had led to Śrī Rāma’s banishment, blamed the king and queen. (1)

Some said, “The king is too benevolent in that he has vouchsafed to us the reward of our eyes.” Men and women talked among themselves in simple, loving and agreeable tone. (2)

“Blessed are the parents who gave birth to these princes; and happy the town from which they hail. Happy is the land, hill, forest, village and every spot wherever they go.(3)

“Nay, Brahmā, the Creator, must have felt happy in creating him who looks upon these princes as his near and dear ones.” The delightful story as to how Śrī Rāma and Lakṣmaṇa travelled in the woods became widely known all along the route and throughout the forest. (4)

**दो०** 
> एहि बिधि रघुकुल कमल रबि मग लोगन्ह सुख देत।  
> जाहिं चले देखत बिपिन सिय सौमित्रि समेत॥१२२॥

Meaning: Thus bringing joy to the people on the roadside, Śrī Rāma, who was a veritable sun to the lotus-like solar race, proceeded with Sītā and Lakṣmaṇa, beholding the forest.(122)

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