RamaayN
by Valmiki 31
MadanMohan Tarun
Ram –
Rajya
Ram led a lonely and painful life.
He was a man of principles. He never accepted or implemented
anything less than hundred percent.
He was a ruthless king.
He cared happy, healthy, rich, principled and trouble free
life for the people of his kingdom.
Men, women, and children all enjoyed equal rights there. Even
animals had right to go to the king and complain if any injustice was done to
them. They were heard by the king with equal attention as human beings and
culprits were punished accordingly.
People followed Varnashram dharma. If anybody failed to do
so, he\she was ruthlessly dealt with.
Nobody dared to commit theft or anything which lowered high
standards of morality fixed by the king.
He led value – oriented kingdom with respect to the great
traditions, his ancestors followed.
Ram had distributed his large kingdom into various parts for
better administration.
Two mighty and noble sons of Bharat, Taksha and Pushkal were
the kings of Takshshila and Pushkalvati.
Two sons of Laxman, Angad and
Chandraketu ruled Karupath and Chandrakanta independently.
Shatrughna and his sons looked after Madhupuri
and other states.
They were independent to take decisions and implement them for
the betterment of living standard of their people and to maintain law and order,
but they all were answerable to Ram if situation demanded.
Kush ruled south Kosal and Lava, north Kosal.
Ram-rajya was the symbol of high value system oriented kingdom.
It was rich, happy, healthy and evil free.
Ram was more a caring father than the king of his people.
However, there are a few actions of Ram for which he was
criticized.
He killed Shambuk, ruthlessly, only because he was a shudra
and was performing penance to achieve divinity and to go to heaven physically.
The way he treated Sita, was never approved by people.
(Inspired by Valmiki)
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