Book, Chapter

 1   1, 2 |        rishi: "Monarch of Videha's throne,~Grant, the wondrous bow
 2   2, 1 |       anointed, seated on Kosala's throne,~In the evening of my lifetime
 3   2, 2 |     umbrella, seated on this royal throne,~I have toiled to win their
 4   2, 2 |        toil and care,~On the proud throne of my fathers let me place
 5   2, 2 |       godlike Rama on his father's throne ascend,~Great in gifts and
 6   2, 2 |        Rama seated on his father's throne!"~
 7   2, 4 |       closely by a rival brother's throne,~Rama hath a wolf-like wisdom
 8   2, 4 |            fill his father's royal throne,~What alarms thee, crooked
 9   2, 4 |            custom, son ascends the throne of pride,~Rama's son succeedeth
10   2, 4 |      ariseth if the elder wins the throne,~Haste thee, heedless Queen
11   2, 5 |             ivory bench and golden throne.~Through the chamber of
12   2, 6 |           placed thee on Ayodhya's throne,~That my Rama, loved of
13   2, 6 |       deeds unholy for thy son the throne to win,~Throne which Bharat
14   2, 6 |         thy son the throne to win,~Throne which Bharat doth not covet,-
15   3, 1 |         cherish strangers near the throne!~Bharat's will with deep
16   3, 1 |            given,--~Sita seeks not throne or empire, nor the brighter
17   3, 3 |        Rama in the woods or on the throne!"~"I shall do my duty, mother,"
18   4    |           s exile, and refused the throne which had been reserved
19   4    |            and seat himself on the throne of his father. But Rama
20   4    |      appeal to seat himself on the throne. Equally touching is the
21   4    |             and placed them on the throne, as an emblem of Rama's
22   4, 1 |      forest refuge sought,~Yielded throne and mighty kingdom for a
23   4, 1 |           called to fair Ayodhya's throne,~Now the friend of forest-rangers
24   4, 2 |            bade thee come,~Leaving throne and spacious empire in this
25   4, 2 |             seek Ayodhya's ancient throne,~For a righteous father'
26   4, 2 |              on Ayodhya's jewelled throne,~Or in pathless woods and
27   4, 4 |           leave thy empire and thy throne,~Pass thy days in trackless
28   4, 4 |            reasons my relinquished throne to win,~Gods nor Fathers
29   4, 5 |            to protect our father's throne,~Town and hamlet, lord and
30   4, 5 |            they shall decorate the throne.~They shall nerve my heart
31   4, 6 |     mandate Rama lost his father's throne,~Sita followed him in exile
32   5, 1 |       justice and of might,~On thy throne or in the forest, king of
33   6, 6 |            her son should fill the throne,~She would take no rest
34   6, 7 |           duty bade thee yield thy throne,~Duty bids thee smite the
35   7, 1 |          drove me from my father's throne,~Trembling in my fear and
36   7, 4 |           gather circling BRAHMA'S throne of light,~Hanuman of sun-like
37   7, 4 |          our lord,~To his father's throne and empire, to his father'
38   7, 4 |           doth ascend his father's throne.~Listen! 'tis the month
39   7, 4 |            s lighted flame,~And on throne of royal splendour placed
40   7, 4 |          Angad sharer of his royal throne,~Gay and bannered town Kishkindha
41   7, 5 |     thought of pain!~Joyously from throne and empire with my Sita
42   9, 8 |          distant home,~Chased from throne and father's kingdom in
43   9, 10|         guard thy ancient sea-girt throne!"~
44  10, 6 |  battle-field,~Stakes his life and throne and empire, but thy Sita
45  11, 3 |        Bali, placed Sugriva on the throne,~And the hill of Rishyamuka
46  11, 4 |        these have filled thy royal throne,~Faithful to his trust and
47  11, 5 |            on his father's ancient throne,~And they brought the sacred
48  12, 4 |          prove,~Grace once more my throne and kingdom, share my unforgotten
49  12, 5 |             roam,~Tore her from my throne and empire, tore her from
50  12, 5 |           and parted, and a golden throne arose,~Held aloft by jewelled
51 Epi    |          to see her own son on the throne. The determination of the
52 Epi    | misfortunes, before he ascends the throne of his father. In a humble