Rama's coronation as king from "summary" of Valmiki's Ramayana by Anant pai
In the pleasant city of Ayodhya, the people were overjoyed at the news of Rama's return from exile. The streets were decorated with flowers, and the air was filled with the sound of music and chants. Rama, along with his beloved wife Sita and loyal brother Lakshmana, entered the city amidst cheers and applause. As Rama made his way to the palace, the citizens gathered around him, eager to catch a glimpse of their beloved prince. The news of his triumphant return had spread far and wide, and people from neighboring kingdoms had come to witness the grand event. The entire city was abuzz with excitement and anticipation. Upon reaching the palace, Rama was welcomed by his father, King Dasharatha, who was overjoyed to see his son after so many years. The king had been pining for Rama ever since he had been forced to send him into exile, and now that his son had returned victorious, Dasharatha's happiness knew no bounds. The next day, preparations began for Rama's coronation as king. The entire city was decked out in splendor, with colorful banners and decorations adorning every street. The palace itself was a sight to behold, with intricate carvings and beautiful tapestries lining the walls. As the auspicious hour approached, Rama sat on the throne, his head held high and his heart full of pride. The priests chanted sacred hymns, and the air was filled with the sweet scent of incense. The people of Ayodhya looked on in awe as Rama was anointed with holy oils and adorned with precious jewels. Finally, as the sun began to set, Rama was crowned as the rightful king of Ayodhya. The cheers of the crowd echoed throughout the city, and tears of joy streamed down the faces of the citizens. Rama's reign had begun, and the people knew that under his wise and just rule, Ayodhya would prosper and flourish for years to come.
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