Despite this effort from Hanuman, Tara was inconsolable. When Sugriva saw Vali's wife weeping piteously, he was filled with a sense of remorse and guilt for having been the reason for all this unhappiness fro a mere piece of land. Sensing the mood of unhappiness all around him, Rama reminded everyone gently about the need to get on with life and perform Vali's last rites. He spoke again about the power of fate over everyone and everything. In this world fate is the only cause for every happening.
Fate is the sole power which rules the actions of man.
No one can escape the rulings of fate. Fate is neither partial nor has it any personal gain or loss to sustain. After the last rites of Vali, everyone stood silent, not knowing what to do next. Hanuman requested Rama to command them and lead them to Kishkindha but Rama refused saying he had vowed never to step into any kingdom for fourteen years. With the best wishes of Rama and Lakshmana, Sugriva was crowned as the king and Vali's son Angada the yuvaraja.