Add 15296 (1) f.103r, The two princes have now resolved to wear ascetics' garments like...

Still in their encampment on the right, Bharata tells Guha to fetch enough boats to convey them all to the opposite the bank of the Ganga. They all then cross the river in flat-bottomed boats driven by paddles and with steersmen with long poles. The largest boat, conveying the princes, the Brahmins and their advisers, has a canopy and also a screen for the queens. Others convey the horses and army, while the elephants with their baggage are driven across by their mahouts. Some men swim across, and are helped out of the water by Nishadas on the far bank. Ramayana Udaipur, c.1653 Language: Sanskrit Source/Shelfmark: Add. 15296(1), f.103