In this novel, Bharat and Shatrughn have been valorized as an epitome of divine brotherly love after the departure of Ram for the forest. Bharat goes to Chitrakoot to persuade Ram to return to Ayodhya. Ram expresses his unwillingness and does not yield. Finally Bharat brings the footgear of Ram and worships them after setting them up on the throne. He leads the life of an ascetic. Shatrughn on the other hand acts as a link between the people, family and Bharat. He takes care of the governance of the state, looks after the family and serves Bharat too. This novel ( Ram-Rajya) written around the major characters of the epic Ramayana is a living testimony of the word power of the author Manishi Pdt. Janardan Rai Nagar. Also, even in this spiritual narrative he does not abandon his devotion to the nation. Bharat says - "Shatrughn, the very act of taking birth in India is the reward of millions of pious acts of several million births accumulated together.
Summing up, this novel is a detailed narrative of the love of nation, Arya traditions and Indian Culture.