Kishkindhakanda, chapter 57

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Ramayana of Valmiki [by Hari Prasad Shastri]

persuade Rama to return to his kingdom; his stay at the hermitage; his interview with Rama; the funeral rites of his sire; Rama s refusal to return; the receiving of Rama s sandals by Bharata as a symbol of authority; Bharata s installation of the symbol and his ruling of Ayodhya from Nandigrama; Shri Rama s visit to the Dandaka forest; his slaying of the wicked Virodha; his interview with the Sage Sharabhanga; his arrival at the hermitage of Sutikshna; the meeting of Anasuya with Shri Sita and...

Read full contents: Chapter 3 - The deeds of Rama that will be described in the sacred poem

Animal Kingdom (Tiryak) in Epics [by Saranya P.S]

ShriRama is the king of the world and the lady whom you have abducted is his wife. How can you abduct the wife of another person? This is highly immoral, condemnable, and destructive. Shri Rama has never committed a mistake in his life. Just because of your sister Shurpanakha s pride and stubbornness, if you decide to go to war with Shri Rama you and your army will be killed. So immediately release and send Sita home....

Read full contents: Chapter 3.2 - The story of Jatayu (Bird characters, part 2)

Puranic encyclopaedia [by Vettam Mani]

With his sharp beak and piercing claws Sampati made bruises on the face of Ravana. Unable to bear the attack of the mighty bird Ravana begged for peace. Sampati asked Ravana to release the Yaksha girl which Ravana did at once. Ravana then returned to Lanka in the Pushpaka (Kishkindha Kanda, Kamba Ramayana). It was in this Pushpaka plane that Ravana kidnapped Sita....

Read full contents: Story of Pushpaka

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