Dasharatha was King of the Kosala kingdom. Although he and his first wife Kausalya had a daughter (Shanta), he had longed for a son – for he would be the one who would rule Ayodhya.
RAMAYANA, by Maharishi Valmiki.
Visual story thread made with quotes from the Ramayana, and ai.
The Ramayana (sanskrit for Rama’s journey) revolves around the life and events of Lord Rama, the
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th avatar of Lord Vishnu, and his quest to defeat Ravana, the king of Lanka.
Dasharatha was King of the Kosala kingdom. Although he and his first wife Kausalya had a daughter (Shanta), he had longed for a son – for he would be the one who would rule Ayodhya.
While Lakshman was bigger than Rama, he still respected him as an elder.
Here they received world class education in the Vedas and also some of the finest training in combat.
Hearing this, Lakshmana also volunteered to fight the Rakshasas.
These were shapeshifting man-eaters who would wreak havoc wherever they went.
They would burn, loot, kill, and spread chaos wherever they chose to. And were especially devious around Sages.
Using these dark powers, she attempted at tricking the brothers to conjure them in her trap.
He explains that whoever can string the mighty bow of Shiva will win his daughter Sita’s hand for marriage.
Following which messengers were sent out to invite the royal family and their ministers from Ayodhya.
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