Kambar (poet) Kambar Statue in Marina Beach Kambar (Kampan in casual address) (Tamil:கம்பர்) (c. 1180, Tiruvaluntur, Tanjore district, India – 1250)[1] was a medieval Tamil poet and the author of the T...

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KALIDASA, (kaalidaasa), India's greatest Sanskrit poet and dramatist. In spite of the celebrity of his name, the time when he flourished always has been an unsettled question, although most scholars no...

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On Rama's enquiry, Vibhishana explains the prowess of Prahasta who entered the battle-field. The demons with their arrows and the monkeys with their stones combat each other. Both the monkeys and demon...

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Beholding those foremost of monkey leaders pointed out by Shuka- the most valiant Lakshmana; Rama’s right arm, his own brother Vibhishana standing close to Rama, the terribly powerful Sugreeva the king...

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Angada kills Kampana and severely injures Shonitaksha, the demons in battle. Angada, along with Mainda and Dvivida the monkey-warriors encounter Shonitaksha, Yupaksha and Prajangha. Angada kills Prajan...

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Wounded by that arrow, which bereft him of consciousness, that warrior fell moaning to the earth. Beholding him falling on the ground, deprived of his senses in the battle-field, the demons raised a sh...

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Beholding those foremost of monkey leaders pointed out by Shuka- the most valiant Lakshmana; Rama’s right arm, his own brother Vibhishana standing close to Rama, the terribly powerful Sugreeva the king...

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Ravana reprimands Shuka and Sarana, asking them to leave the assembly. He again sends some spies to the place of Rama and Lakshmana. Those spies were got caught by Vibhishana and the monkeys start hara...

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The enraged Ravana, taking that arrow with the speed of a thunder bolt of Indra the Lord of celestials and possessing the brilliance of a fire, hurled it to kill Sugreeva. That arrow released by Ravana...

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Wounded by that arrow, which bereft him of consciousness, that warrior fell moaning to the earth. Beholding him falling on the ground, deprived of his senses in the battle-field, the demons raised a sh...

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Ravana feels distressed in hearing the news of his son's death. He gets enraged and after deeply pondering over, decides to kill Seetha, who was the root of all this trouble. Ravana with a sword in his...

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Feeling desperate at the death of Prahasta, Ravana himself appears on the battle-front for an encounter, along with Akampana, Indrajit, Atikaya, Mahodara, Pishacha, Trishiras, Kumbha, Nimkumbha and Nar...

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Ravana reprimands Shuka and Sarana, asking them to leave the assembly. He again sends some spies to the place of Rama and Lakshmana. Those spies were got caught by Vibhishana and the monkeys start hara...

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Ravana reprimands Shuka and Sarana, asking them to leave the assembly. He again sends some spies to the place of Rama and Lakshmana. Those spies were got caught by Vibhishana and the monkeys start hara...

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Ravana reprimands Shuka and Sarana, asking them to leave the assembly. He again sends some spies to the place of Rama and Lakshmana. Those spies were got caught by Vibhishana and the monkeys start hara...

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Distressed with anguish to see Rama and Seetha lying on the ground, Guha said to Lakshmana, the scion of Raghu, who kept awake, through sincere love, for the protection of his brother Rama. “Here is a ...

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The next morning Rama told Guha to get the boat to cross the river Ganga and when he did so, bade goodbye to Sumanthra. Rama told him that he had obeyed the command of the king and brought them till th...

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Satrughna slays Lavana In the Hindu epic Ramayana, Lavanasura was an Asura(demon) who was killed by Shatrughna, the youngest brother of Lord Rama. During Rama's reign, while peace prevailed in most pla...

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Fight again ensues between monkeys and demons, when Makaraksha enters the battle-field. The monkeys get frightened of Makaraksha's arrows and begin to run away. Rama comes in and intercepts the demons ...

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Having destroyed some monkeys in the battle-field, Ravana tries to approach Rama to continue his fight. Meanwhile, Sugreeva along with some monkeys attack some chiefs of demons and destroy them. Then, ...

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Rama laments over the uncertain condition of Lakshmana. He calls Sushena, the monkey-physician. Sushena tests Lakshmana and says he is still alive. Sushena then requests Hanuma to go all the way to Him...

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Ravana sends Mahodara to the battle-field. Mahodara creates havoc, by cutting off the hands, feet and thighs of monkeys. Some monkeys seek refuge with Sugreeva and some ran away for life. Sugreeva atta...

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Seeing Ravana’s chariot coming, Rama asks Matali the charioteer to be on his guard. Bad omens prognosticating the fall of Ravana and good omens predicting the victory of Rama appeared in the scene of b...

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Angada kills Kampana and severely injures Shonitaksha, the demons in battle. Angada, along with Mainda and Dvivida the monkey-warriors encounter Shonitaksha, Yupaksha and Prajangha. Angada kills Prajan...

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Angada kills Kampana and severely injures Shonitaksha, the demons in battle. Angada, along with Mainda and Dvivida the monkey-warriors encounter Shonitaksha, Yupaksha and Prajangha. Angada kills Prajan...

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Angada kills Kampana and severely injures Shonitaksha, the demons in battle. Angada, along with Mainda and Dvivida the monkey-warriors encounter Shonitaksha, Yupaksha and Prajangha. Angada kills Prajan...

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Angada kills Kampana and severely injures Shonitaksha, the demons in battle. Angada, along with Mainda and Dvivida the monkey-warriors encounter Shonitaksha, Yupaksha and Prajangha. Angada kills Prajan...

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Angada kills Kampana and severely injures Shonitaksha, the demons in battle. Angada, along with Mainda and Dvivida the monkey-warriors encounter Shonitaksha, Yupaksha and Prajangha. Angada kills Prajan...

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TRUSTED COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF RAVANA; VANQUISHED BY HANUMAN. REFER CHAPTER 56 OF YUDDHA KANDA, RAMAYANA Akampana enters the battle-field and assails the monkeys with his bow and arrows. Then, Hanuman...

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ONE OF THE BEST WARRIOR OF RAVANA, KILLED DURING RAMAYANA WAR; ANGADA, MONKEY GENERAL AND KISHKINDA'S PRINCE ASSAULTS WITH A SWORD AND VAJRADAMSHTRA'S HEAD FALLS ON THE GROUND. Ravana sends Vajradams...

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DHUMRAKSHA WAS A GENERAL OF FORCES, TRUSTED BY RAVANA;; HANUMAN HITS HIM ON DHUMRAKSHA'S HEAD AND KILLED KIM. Dhumraksha along with army attacks the monkeys. A tumultuous battle ensued between the de...

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ONE OF THE TRUSTED COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF RAVANA, KILLED DURING RAMAYANA WAR; NEELA CRUSHED PRAHASTA'S HEAD WITH A BIG BOULDER. On Rama's enquiry, Vibhishana explains the prowess of Prahasta who ent...

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SRI LANKA ARMY GENERAL'S SON.

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SRILANKA, ARMY GENERAL'S SON.

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SON OF SRILANKA'S CHIEF MINISTER.

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Ram Sethu construction in Valmiki Ramayana Click :valmikiresearch.com ______________________________ __________ Nala on his part initiated a monumental bridge in the middle of the ocean. The...

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Leader of bears who found Sita with his supernatural powers Jambavan belongs to a species called "vanara". According to the Vedic texts there are 400,000 human species, some higher and some lower tha...

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MAINAKA, NAME OF MOUNTAIN, SON OF HIMA-VATBY MENAOR MANAKA AND SAID TO BE THE ONLY MOUNTAIN TO HAVE RETAINED HIS WINGS WHEN INDIRA CLIPPED THE WINGS OF OTHER WOUNTAINS. ACCORDING TO SOME THIS MOUNTAIN ...

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PUSHPAKA Vimana of Ravana Posted on October 31, 2012 by bharathgyanblog The word Vimana comprises of Vi, “the sky” and Mana, meaning, “measure”. Vimana is one that measures the sky as it traverses th...

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Varuna is one of the mightiest of the gods in early Hinduism, later becoming a god of water. He was viewed as having dominion over the ocean of the gods, ruling the sky, bringing the rains, overseeing ...

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Patience – Story of Shabari in Ramayana Shabari was an ascetic living in an ashrama near a mountain in South India. She lived a life of devotion and purity and was a disciple of Rishi Matanga. Her guru...

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Sampati In Hindu theology, Sampati (Sanskrit: सम्पाति Sampāti,Indonesian: Sempati, Thai: Sampathi, Tamil: Campati,Malay: Dasampani) was one of the two sons of Aruṇa(the charioteer of Surya) and was...

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Seduction of Rishyashringa Rishyashringa, son of Vibhandaka sage was brought up in wilderness and knew no human beings except his father. The childless king Dasharatha was advised by sage Vasishtha t...

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gastya Agastya/Agasthiyar. Agastya depicted in a statue as a Hindu sage. Agastya (Telugu:అగస్త్య,Kannada:ಅಗಸ್ತ್ ಯ,Tamil:அகத்தியர்,Sanskrit:अगस ्त्य,AGASTYA, Malay: Anggasta, Thai: Akkhot) is one of...

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SHRAVAN KUMAR… The names of the parents of Shravan Kumar is not mentioned anywhere in Ramayana. Shravan Kumar is a character in the great Hindu epic Ramayana. While taking his blind and disabled pa...

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Manthara Manthara (Sanskrit: मंथरा; lit: "humpbacked"[1]) in the Hindu epic Ramayana, is the maid who convinced Queen Kaikeyi that the throne of Ayodhya belonged to her son Bharata and that her step-...

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Tatakā or Taraka (ताड़का) or Tadaka or Thataka (Tamil: Tatakai; Thai: Kakanasun, from Sanskrit Kākanāsura, "Crow Demoness"; Malay: Jagina) was a Yaksha princess-turned-demoness in the epic Ramayana. He...

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Ahalya (Sanskrit: अहल्या Ahalyā, Tamil: Akalikai, Thai: Kala Acana, Malay: Dewi Indera) was the wife of Gautama Maharishi. The word Ahalya means without any deformation. Her story is mentioned in the H...

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he Rishi or Sage are seers who know, and by their knowledge are the makers of shastra and "see" all mantras. The word comes from the root rish Rishati-prapnoti sarvvang mantrang jnanena pashyati sangsa...

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Sage Viswamitra Sai Ram. We have been enjoying the wonderful, educating and entertaining stories of Sages and let us continue with the same this month too. This month of April (Chaitra) is special b...

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Maharishi (the great sage) claims the distinction of being the author of the holy epic 'Ramayana', consisting of 24,000 verses. He is also believed to be the author of Yoga Vasistha, a text that elabor...

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Karthaveeryarjuna Ohm Namasivaya Ohm Sri Sai Ram King Karthaveeryarjuna King KarthaVeeryarjuna was ruling the country Kegaya with Magishmadhi city as its capital. He was fully surrendered himself t...

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THE KING, of the monkeys, he is dethroned by his evil brother Bali due to a misunderstanding when both fight a water buffalo together and Sugreeva accidentally leaves Bali trapped in a cave, thinking h...

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Hanuman: An Epic Hero Hanuman: The Devotee of Lord Rama IT is hard to find a mythical character who is at once so powerful, learned, philosophic, humble and amusing! Hanuman features prominently in...

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THE ANCESTRY OF RAVANA A close study of the Ramayana, particularly the last book or Uttara Kanda, reveals that Ravana, the enemy of Lord Rama, was not a Dravidian, as many people have thought, but re...

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Born BCE 1/10/5114 RAMA, RAMACHANDRA. [Source: Dowson's Classical Dictionary of Hindu Mythology]Eldest son of Dasaratha, a king of the Solar race, reigning at Ayodhya. This Rama is the seventh incarn...

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