atha tatra samāsīnā stadā daśarathaṃ nṛpam prācyodīcyāḥ pratīcyāśca dākṣiṇātyāśca bhūmipāḥ| mlecchāścāryāśca ye cānye vanaśailāntavāsinaḥ upāsāñcakrire sarve taṃ devā iva vāsavam|
After Sumantra had gone, the kings from eastern, northern, western, southern nonAryan and Aryan countries, rulers from forests and mountains paid homage to king Dasaratha, as devatas do to Indra.
— M.N. Dutt (1891)
The gathering of kings from all directions is repeated, emphasising the completeness of the assembly. No region is unrepresented. The whole world has come to witness the coronation of Rama — which makes the absence of one voice (Kaikeyi) all the more significant.