Questioned as to what made him give up the sovereignty of Ayodhya and enter the forest in the garb of an ascetic, Bharata reproaches his mother and implores his elder brother to accept the kingship and return to Ayodhya. Sri Rama, however, pleads that the command of their father is supreme and must be implicitly obeyed by both of them, the first part of it enjoining the exile of the elder brother being binding on him and the second part bequeathing the kingdom to Bharata being binding on the latter.
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Ayodhya Kanda Sarga 102 "Nivapanjanali Daanam" (Book 2 Canto 102)

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