The king&#39;s bards, panegyrists and minstrels having commenced eulogising Bharata in the customary way in the midst of festal music at sunrise the following morning, Bharata stops it, disclaiming sovereignty, and complains to Satrughna of the ill-turn done to the world by his own mother. In the meantime Sage Vasishta enters the royal court and sends messengers to Bharata urging him to be present in the court; and in response to his call Bharata, accompanied by Satrughna and others, enters the assembly.
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Ayodhya Kanda Sarga 82, "Ramanayanaaya Bharatha Prasthanam" , (Book 2 canto 82)

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