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In the throne room at Ayodhya, King Dasaratha is seated with his four sons, his minister Sumantra and his chief priest Vasistha. Yudhajit, Queen Kaikeyi

In the throne room at Ayodhya, King Dasaratha is seated with his four sons, his minister Sumantra and his chief priest Vasistha. Yudhajit, Queen Kaikeyi's brother and Bharata's maternal uncle, has come to take Bharata to visit

(Add 15296 (1) f.2r, In the throne room at Ayodhya (right), King Dasaratha is seated with his four sons, his minister Sumantra and his chief priest Vasistha. Yudhajit, Queen Kaikeyi's brother and Bharata's maternal uncle, has come to take Bharata to visit)


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In the throne room at Ayodhya, King Dasaratha is seated with his four sons, his minister Sumantra and his chief priest Vasistha. Yudhajit, Queen Kaikeyi's brother and Bharata's maternal uncle, has come to take Bharata to visit by Indian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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