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02 Ayodhyakanda Episode 14 The Dark Night of Ayodhya – Message sent to Bharata

Chapter 66 – Ayodhya in Mourning: The King’s Body Awaits the Sacred Rites With King Dasaratha’s death, Ayodhya is plunged into deep sorrow. Kausalya mourns over the king’s body, blaming Kaikeyi for the tragedy. The king’s body is placed in an oil tub, awaiting funeral rites until one of his sons returns. The city is shrouded in darkness and grief, and the people lament the loss of Rama, their protector. #Mourning #Loss #FuneralRites Chapter 67 – The Ministers’ Dilemma: Ayodhya Without a King The ministers and sages, led by Vasistha, gather and discuss the dangers of a kingdom without a ruler. They urge Vasistha to appoint a new king from the Ikshvaku race, emphasizing that without a king, chaos and destruction will follow. #Leadership #Crisis #Restoration Chapter 68 – The Messengers’ Journey: Summoning Bharata and Satrughna Vasistha sends swift messengers to summon Bharata and Satrughna from the Kekaya kingdom. The messengers travel through forests, rivers, and mountains, determined to deliver the urgent message for Bharata’s return to Ayodhya. #Summons #Journey #Urgency Chapter 69 – Bharata’s Nightmare: The Omen of Sorrow On the night the messengers arrive, Bharata experiences a troubling dream filled with ominous signs of death and disaster. He is comforted by his companions but remains anxious, sensing impending tragedy. #Nightmare #Omen #Anxiety Chapter 70 – The Messengers’ Arrival: The Call to Return The messengers reach Bharata and urge him to return to Ayodhya immediately. Bharata receives gifts and blessings from his grandfather and prepares for the journey home, troubled by the haste and his ominous dream. #Return #Preparation #Foreboding #Ayodhyakanda #Ramayana #Ayodhya #Dasaratha #Mourning #Leadership #Summons #Bharata #Grief #Omen #FuneralRites © @shashriyeeka — The Epic Tales of Valmiki’s Ramayana. Created by Shashi, Shrihaans, and Akshyayeeka. All narration, scripts, and creative content are protected. Reproduction or re‑uploading without permission is not allowed.