dīrghāsibaddhā yodhāśca sannaddhā mṛṣṭavāsasaḥ mahārājāṅgaṇaṃ sarve praviśantu mahodayam|
Let all the warriors in fresh clothes, armed with long swords and fully alert enter the courtyard of the glorious king.
— M.N. Dutt (1891)
Armed warriors in fresh clothes enter the palace courtyard. The martial presence balances the festive spirit — Rama is being crowned not only as a beloved prince but as a ruler who can protect. Celebration and strength are not opposites in the Ramayana's vision.