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章节目录
共 130 章- Canto I. The Heir Apparent.
- Canto II. The People’s Speech.
- Canto III. Dasaratha’s Precepts.
- Canto IV. Ráma Summoned.
- Canto V. Ráma’s Fast.
- Canto VI. The City Decorated.
- Canto VII. Manthará’s Lament.
- Canto VIII. Manthará’s Speech.
- Canto IX. The Plot.
- Canto X. Dasaratha’s Speech.
- Canto XI. The Queen’s Demand.
- Canto XII. Dasaratha’s Lament.
- Canto XIII. Dasaratha’s Distress.
- Canto XIV. Ráma Summoned.
- Canto XV. The Preparations.
- Canto XVI. Ráma Summoned.
- Canto XVII. Ráma’s Approach.
- Canto XVIII. The Sentence.
- Canto XIX. Ráma’s Promise.
- Canto XX. Kausalyá’s Lament.
- Canto XXI. Kausalyá Calmed.
- Canto XXII. Lakshman Calmed.
- Canto XXIII. Lakshman’s Anger.
- Canto XXIV. Kausalyá Calmed.
- Canto XXV. Kausalyá’s Blessing.
- Canto XXVI. Alone With Sítá.
- Canto XXVII. Sítá’s Speech.
- Canto XXVIII. The Dangers Of The Wood.
- Canto XXIX. Sítá’s Appeal.
- Canto XXX. The Triumph Of Love.
- Canto XXXI. Lakshman’s Prayer.
- Canto XXXII. The Gift Of The Treasures.
- Canto XXXIII. The People’s Lament.
- Canto XXXIV. Ráma In The Palace.
- Canto XXXV. Kaikeyí Reproached.
- Canto XXXVI. Siddhárth’s Speech.
- Canto XXXVII. The Coats Of Bark.
- Canto XXXVIII. Care For Kausalyá
- Canto XXXIX. Counsel To Sítá.
- Canto XL. Ráma’s Departure.
- Canto XLI. The Citizens’ Lament.
- Canto XLII. Dasaratha’s Lament.
- Canto XLIII. Kausalyá’s Lament.
- Canto XLIV. Sumitrá’s Speech.
- Canto XLV. The Tamasá.
- Canto XLVI. The Halt.
- Canto XLVII. The Citizens’ Return.
- Canto XLVIII. The Women’s Lament.
- Canto XLIX. The Crossing Of The Rivers.
- Canto L. The Halt Under The Ingudí.(322)
- Canto LI. Lakshman’s Lament.
- Canto LII. The Crossing Of Gangá.
- Canto LIII. Ráma’s Lament.
- Canto LIV. Bharadvája’s Hermitage.
- Canto LV. The Passage Of Yamuná.
- Canto LVI. Chitrakúta
- Canto LVII. Sumantra’s Return.
- Canto LVIII. Ráma’s Message.
- Canto LIX. Dasaratha’s Lament.
- Canto LX. Kausalyá Consoled.
- Canto LXI. Kausalyá’s Lament.
- Canto LXII. Dasaratha Consoled.
- Canto LXIII. The Hermit’s Son.
- Canto LXIV. Dasaratha’s Death.
- Canto LXV. The Women’s Lament.
- Canto LXVI. The Embalming.
- Canto LXVII. The Praise Of Kings.
- Canto LXVIII. The Envoys.
- Canto LXIX. Bharat’s Dream.
- Canto LXX. Bharat’s Departure.
- Canto LXXI. Bharat’s Return.
- Canto LXXII. Bharat’s Inquiry.
- Canto LXXIII. Kaikeyí Reproached.
- Canto LXXIV. Bharat’s Lament.
- Canto LXXV. The Abjuration.
- Canto LXXVI. The Funeral.
- Canto LXXVII. The Gathering Of The Ashes.
- Canto LXXVIII. Manthará Punished.
- Canto LXXIX. Bharat’s Commands.
- Canto LXXX. The Way Prepared.
- Canto LXXXI. The Assembly.
- Canto LXXXII. The Departure.
- Canto LXXXIII. The Journey Begun.
- Canto LXXXIV. Guha’s Anger.
- Canto LXXXV. Guha And Bharat.
- Canto LXXXVI. Guha’s Speech.
- Canto LXXXVII. Guha’s Story.
- Canto LXXXVIII. The Ingudí Tree.
- Canto LXXXIX. The Passage Of Gangá.
- Canto XC. The Hermitage.
- Canto XCI. Bharadvája’s Feast.
- Canto XCII. Bharat’s Farewell.
- Canto XCIII. Chitrakúta In Sight.
- Canto XCIV. Chitrakúta.
- Canto XCV. Mandákiní.
- Canto XCVI. The Magic Shaft.(374)
- Canto XCVII. Lakshman’s Anger.
- Canto XCVIII. Lakshman Calmed.
- Canto XCIX. Bharat’s Approach.
- Canto C. The Meeting.
- Canto CI. Bharata Questioned.
- Canto CII. Bharat’s Tidings.
- Canto CIII. The Funeral Libation.
- Canto CIV. The Meeting With The Queens.
- Canto CV. Ráma’s Speech.
- Canto CVI. Bharat’s Speech.
- Canto CVII. Ráma’s Speech.
- Canto CVIII. Jáváli’s Speech.
- Canto CIX. The Praises Of Truth.
- Canto CX. The Sons Of Ikshváku.(389)
- Canto CXI. Counsel To Bharat.
- Canto CXII. The Sandals.
- Canto CXIII. Bharat’s Return.
- Canto CXIV. Bharat’s Departure.
- Canto CXV. Nandigrám.(398)
- Canto CXVI. The Hermit’s Speech.
- Canto CXVII. Anasúyá.
- Canto CXVIII. Anasúyá’s Gifts.
- Canto CXIX. The Forest.
- With every arm of war supplied,
- With knitted brow and furious eye
- As thus the mighty Danu prayed
- “What fame, from one thou hast not slain
- Then to Susheṇ Sugríva bent,
- Canto XXIV. Sítá’s Reply.
- He ceased: Sugríva bowed his head
- He ceased: and Ráma knew his foe,
- His mandate Raghu’s sons obeyed,
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