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 1   1, 1|      yore,~Loved of men in fair Ayodhya, sprung of ancient Solar
 2   1, 1|    Galling penury and famine in Ayodhya had no hold,~Neighbours
 3   1, 1|      fair in face,~Winsome were Ayodhya's daughters, rich in wit
 4   1, 1|      high celestial breed.~Thus Ayodhya, "virgin city,"--faithful
 5   1, 2|        fair Mithila's city from Ayodhya famed of old,~Spake in pride
 6   1, 2|         ancient bow,~Shew it to Ayodhya's princes, speak to them
 7   1, 2|        mounted on my chariot to Ayodhya shall repair,~They shall
 8   1, 2|         by the monarch sent,~To Ayodhya's distant city with the
 9   1, 3|            III - THE EMBASSY TO AYODHYA~Three nights halting in
10   1, 3|       from Mithila's monarch to Ayodhya's city went,~And by royal
11   1, 4|         JANAK AND DASA-RATHA~On Ayodhya's tower and turret now the
12   1, 5|        my royal father sent,~To Ayodhya's ancient city with an anxious
13   1, 7|    array,~To the famed and fair Ayodhya, Dasa-ratha held his way,~
14   2, 1|        day,~And their father in Ayodhya, great of heart and stout
15   2, 2|        the burghers gathered in Ayodhya's hall:~"Known to all, the
16   2, 3|         and boy,~Decorated fair Ayodhya in their wild tumultuous
17   2, 3|        moon lights the sky,~And Ayodhya thronged by people from
18   2, 6|         Kaikeyi, placed thee on Ayodhya's throne,~That my Rama,
19   3   |         and the loyal people of Ayodhya followed their exiled prince
20   3, 3|          And to thee, like fair Ayodhya be thy humble forest life,~
21   3, 5|      toilsome journey o'er,~And Ayodhya's loving people by the limpid
22   3, 5|         Weeps methinks our fair Ayodhya to her Rama ever dear,~And
23   3, 5|    heart,~They would take us to Ayodhya, from their princes loth
24   3, 6|       the coursers back to fair Ayodhya's town,~Doffing then their
25   3, 7|      shade,~May he safely reach Ayodhya, and a thousand fattened
26   3, 7|          And the wanderers from Ayodhya on the river's margin stood,~
27   3, 8|         s sacred wave,~And unto Ayodhya's monarch, banished Rama'
28   4   |      implored Rama to return to Ayodhya and seat himself on the
29   4   |          and Bharat returned to Ayodhya with Rama's sandals, and
30   4, 1|         sire departed Bharat to Ayodhya came,~But the exile of his
31   4, 1|   joyous nations called to fair Ayodhya's throne,~Now the friend
32   4, 1|        who robed in purple made Ayodhya's mansions bright..~Now
33   4, 2|         dwelling hast thou from Ayodhya hied,~Speak, my fond and
34   4, 2|      not," answered Rama, "seek Ayodhya's ancient throne,~For a
35   4, 2|   inviolate is his mandate,--on Ayodhya's jewelled throne,~Or in
36   4, 2|     spake saintly Dasa-ratha in Ayodhya's palace hall,~And a righteous
37   4, 4|        and Duty, spake to young Ayodhya's lord:~Wherefore, Rama,
38   4, 4|       all thy own,~Wherefore to Ayodhya's city, as to longing wife'
39   4, 4|     kingdom Bharat offers, rule Ayodhya in thy pride!"~"Fair thy
40   4, 6|  sandals of his elder Bharat to Ayodhya went,~Rama sought for deeper
41   5, 4|         errant fancy wanders to Ayodhya's distant town,~Where in
42   5, 4|        hath brought disaster on Ayodhya's royal house!"~"Speak not
43   6, 1|     maiden told:~"Dasa-ratha of Ayodhya ruled with INDRA'S godlike
44   6, 3|      done our days of exile, to Ayodhya will repair,~Dwell in Sita'
45   6, 6|         in peaceful pleasure in Ayodhya's happy clime,~Rich in every
46   7, 1|        hied,~And the princes of Ayodhya with his greetings gratified:~"
47   7, 2|      hath heard,--~Princes from Ayodhya's country peerless in the,
48   8, 3|        Didst thou hear from far Ayodhya, from Kausalya royal dame,~
49   9, 6|         not a common hermit who Ayodhya ruled of yore,~Crossing
50  10, 2|         once more,~Sita's love! Ayodhya's monarch! Queen Kausalya'
51  10, 9|          Thou hast from the far Ayodhya, followed me in deepest
52  11   |     with Rama's happy return to Ayodhya. Sita proves her stainless
53  11   |         The gathering of men at Ayodhya, the greetings to Rama,
54  11, 3|      their hearts to take us to Ayodhya's town of fame,~Dost thou,
55  11, 3|      joy! my gentle Sita,! Fair Ayodhya looms above,~Ancient seat
56  11, 3|       love,~Bow, bow, to bright Ayodhya! Darksome did the exiles
57  11, 4|       returning Rama, Vanars to Ayodhya brought,~Righteous Bharat
58  11, 4|     wave,~On the gates of proud Ayodhya plant Ayodhya'a banners
59  11, 4|    gates of proud Ayodhya plant Ayodhya'a banners brave,~Gay festoons
60  11, 4|         the gay procession did, Ayodhya's banners wave.~In their
61  11, 5| CONSECRATION~Joy! joy in bright Ayodhya gladness filled the hearts
62  12   |     with Rama's happy return to Ayodhya. An Uttara-Kanda or Supplement
63  12   |         Sita, and the people of Ayodhya made reflections on the
64 End   |         his other brothers left Ayodhya, crossed the Sarayu, surrendered
65 Epi   |        true. His description of Ayodhya, the capital town of the