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In the Padma Purana,
It was said to Vajrajangha, "O Mama! On this earth, all the kings like Suhma, Sindhu, Kalinga, etc., who are endowed with all resources, should be commanded to get ready to go to Ayodhya immediately, with all the things necessary for war." ||46-47||
"Let the great elephants, both those without pride and those with pride, be assembled. Let the horses, swift as the wind, with their mighty roar, be brought forth. Let the warriors, renowned for their valor and not fleeing from battle, be inspected. Let their excellent weapons be examined, and let their armor and other things be cleaned. Let the sound of trumpets mixed with the sound of conch shells be given, as a signal for the commencement of the great battle." ||48-50||
Thus commanded, the kings, who had come together with joy for the battle, with courage in their hearts and filled with great joy, stood firm, like the Indras who, having commanded the gods, are free from worry. ||51-52||
Then, hearing of the coronation of Padma Nabha, Sita, bearing great anxiety, wept. ||53||
Then, standing near Sita, Siddhartha said to Narada, "Why have you begun this unseemly act?" ||54||
"You, who are eager for battle and encourage war, have, by your own actions, caused this great division in the family." ||55||
Narada said, "I do not know this story. I only spoke to them about Rama and Lakshmana." ||56||
"Even if this has happened, do not fear. Nothing unseemly will happen. I know this. Let your mind be at ease." ||57||
Then, going near her, the two princes said to Sita, "Mother, why are you weeping? Tell us without delay." ||58||
"Who has done anything against you, or who has spoken against you? Whose life shall I take away today, whose heart is filled with evil?" ||59||
"Who is that man, without medicine in his hand, who plays with snakes? Who is that man, or god, who causes you sorrow?" ||60||
"Mother, for whose sake are you angry today, whose life is short? Mother, let your anger subside. Tell us the cause of your sorrow." ||61||