Doha 360
सुदिन सोधि कल कंकन छोरे। मंगल मोद बिनोद न थोरे॥ नित नव सुखु सुर देखि सिहाहीं। अवध जन्म जाचहिं बिधि पाहीं॥१॥
बिस्वामित्रु चलन नित चहहीं। राम सप्रेम बिनय बस रहहीं॥ दिन दिन सयगुन भूपति भाऊ। देखि सराह महामुनिराऊ॥२॥
मागत बिदा राउ अनुरागे। सुतन्ह समेत ठाढ़ भे आगे॥ नाथ सकल संपदा तुम्हारी। मैं सेवकु समेत सुत नारी॥३॥
करब सदा लरिकन्ह पर छोहू। दरसनु देत रहब मुनि मोहू॥ अस कहि राउ सहित सुत रानी। परेउ चरन मुख आव न बानी॥४॥
दीन्हि असीस बिप्र बहु भाँती। चले न प्रीति रीति कहि जाती॥ रामु सप्रेम संग सब भाई। आयसु पाइ फिरे पहुँचाई॥ ५॥
Meaning
After fixing an auspicious day the sacred strings (tied round the wrist of the brides and bridegrooms before the wedding for warding off evil-spirits) were taken off with great felicity, joy and merriment. The gods were filled with envy to see new rejoicings everyday and begged of the Creator that they might be born in Ayodhyā. (1) Viśvāmitra intended leaving everyday, but was detained by Śrī Rāma’s affectionate entreaties. Seeing the king’s devotion to him grow a hundredfold day by day, the great sage Viśvāmitra was full of appreciation for him. (2) At last when he asked for leave to go, the king was greatly moved and with his sons stood before him saying, “My lord, all that I have is yours; while I alongwith my sons and wives are your servants. (3) “Be ever gracious to these boys and condescend from time to time to bless me with your presence.” So saying, the king with his sons and queens fell at his feet; his speech failed him due to rapturous love. (4) The Brāhmaṇa, Viśvāmitra, invoked upon him every kind of blessing and departed amidst a scene of love that defied all description. Śrī Rāma and all His brothers lovingly escorted him and returned only when they were told to do so. (5)
राम रूपु भूपति भगति ब्याहु उछाहु अनंदु। जात सराहत मनहिं मन मुदित गाधिकुलचंदु॥३६०॥
Meaning
The delighter of Gādhi’s race, Viśvāmitra, gladly went on his way eulogizing to himself Śrī Rāma’s beauty, King Daśaratha’s piety, the wedding of Śrī Rāma and Sītā and the festivities and rejoicings connected therewith. (360)
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