Leaving the capital early next morning, accompanied by family-priests, artisans, army and the citizens, and covering a long distance, Bharata reaches the bank of the holy Ganga at Shrngaverapura ruled by Guha and, encamping the army, breaks journey in order to do Shraaddha and Tarpana in honour of his deceased father on the bank of the Ganga and also to give rest to his followers.
Recitation: 
Translation: 

Ayodhya Kanda Sarga 84 "Guha Bharata Samvadaha" (Book 2 Canto 84)

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