Ramayana

Ramayana is an important epic of Sanskrit written by poet Valmiki. It has 24,000 verses. This is the part of the Hindu memory, through which the raga of Raja Ram of Raghuvansha is said. It is also called Adikavala. There are seven chapters of Ramayana which are known as Kand. Yu

Creation time

Some Indians say that it was written before 600 BC. The reason behind this is that the Mahabharata which came after it is silent about Buddhism, though it describes the other traditions of Jain, Shaiva, Pashupat etc. Therefore, Ramayana should be before Gautam Buddha's era. It should be from language-style even before the time of Panini. Creation according to Hindu Cognition

The time of Ramayana is believed to be Tretayug. According to Indian calculations, time has been divided into four eras - Satyug, Tretayug, Dwapar Yug and Kaliyug. A Kaliyug is 4,32,000 years old, between 864,000 years, Treta era is 12, 9, 6,000 years and Satyuga is 17,28,000 years old. According to this calculation, the time of Ramayana is proved to be at least 870,000 years (5,118 years of present kalyuga + 8,64,000 years of Dwapra era). According to the creators of Ramananaand Guru etc, according to the creators of the Ramayana Memorial creators Dharmaramrat Swami Karpatri, Govardhan Puri Shankaracharya Peet, Pv. Jwala Prasad Mishra, Shree Ramanand Guru, according to the seventh Vishwasat Manavati of the seventh Vishwasat Manavati of Kalp, according to the time of Shri Ramchandra ji It is about two million years ago. In this context, the evidence is given from Piyush, Bhushundi Ramayana, Padmapuran, Sanjeevni Ramayana and Puranas. Ram story According to Tulsiadas Ji, the religious writer of Sanathan religion, the story of Shri Ram first, Lord Shri Shankar told Mother Parvati. Wherever Lord Shankar Parwari was telling the story of Lord Rama to Lord Rama, there was a nest of Kaga (crow) and Kaga sitting inside him was listening to that story. Mother Parvati got sleepy before the story was completed but that bird heard the whole story. The same bird was reborn in the form of kakrabhundandhi. Kakubushundiji told this story to Gurdi. The holy story of Shriram, which came from Lord Shankar's mouth, is famous in the name of Spirituality Ramayana. Spirituality Ramayana is considered the world's first Ramayana.

After attaining the heart change, after becoming a sage from a bandit and acquiring knowledge, Valmiki recaptured the same verse of Lord Shri Ram. The story of Lord Shree Ram by the name of Maharishi Valmiki is known as Valmiki Ramayana. Valmiki is called Adikavi and Valmiki Ramayana is also known as Adi Ramayana.

After the power of foreigners in the country, Sanskrit was eroded and Indians started forgetting their own culture due to the lack of proper knowledge and the influence of foreign power. Knowing such a situation, the great saint, Shri Tulsidas ji once again wrote the holy story of Lord Rama in the native language for the public awareness. Sant Tulsidas ji named this book Ramcharitmanas, full of the welfare work of Lord Ram, written by him. In general, Ramcharitmanas are known as Tulsi Ramayana.

In the long run, the story of Lord Shri Ram has been written by many scholars many times in his own wisdom, knowledge and opinion. This is how many Ramayana's compositions have occurred. Briefly the narrative of Ramayana

According to Hindu scriptures, Lord Rama was the incarnation of Vishnu. The purpose of this incarnation was to guide mankind to ideal life in the death zone. Eventually, Sriram killed King Ravana of the demon king and restored religion. Halitosis

In the city of Ayodhya, Dasharath was the king, who had the skills of Kaushalya, Kakeyi and Sumitra. To attain children, Ayodhyapati Dasharath ordered the son Kameshti Yajna, which was done by Rigi Rishi, by the command of his guru, Shri Vashishta. Agnīdev was pleased with the devotional offerings, and he himself manifested itself to Dasharath, who gave him a dashishapatra (Kheer, emulsion) which he divided into three wives. As a result of the consumption of kheer, Ram was born from the womb of Kaushalya, Bharat from Kaikai's womb and Laxman and Shatrughan was born from Sumitra's womb. Sita Swayvar (painter: Ravi Varma)

When the princes grew up, they took Rishi Vishwamitra Raja from Dasharath seeking protection from the monsters of Ram and Lakshman with them. Ram killed the demons like Takka and Subahu and killed Marich with an arrow without fruit and sent across the sea. Laxman killed the entire army of monsters. On receiving the invitation of Raja Janak for Dhanushya, Vishwamitra Ram and Lakshman came to Mithila (Janakpur) in their city. On the way, Ram saved the woman Ahali from Gautam Muni. In Mithila, Sita, the daughter of King Janaka, also known as Janki, was also known as Swayamwar, where according to Janapraditha, Ram broke Shivanudu and Ram married Sita. Along with the marriage of Rama and Sita, Guru Vashishtha from Bhand's Mandvi, Lakshman's Urmila and Shatrughna was performed by her husband. Ayodhya Kand Main article: Ayodhya Kand

Raja Dasharath wanted to coronate Ram after some time in Ram's marriage. On this, the god worried people that Ram would be impossible to kill Ravana after getting the state. Disturbed, he prayed to Goddess Saraswati to take any kind of remedy. Saraswati gave up the intellect of Manthara, who was the slave of Kaikeyi. With the advice of Mathara, Kaikey went to Kopa Bhavana. When Dasarath came to celebrate, Kaikeyi asked for a boon that Bharat should be made king and Ram should be sent to exile for fourteen years.

Sita and Lakshman along with Ram also went to forest. Nishadraaj Ghai, in Riggerpur, served a lot of three. After some hesitation, Kavita threw the three across the river Ganga. Ram reached Bharadwaj muni after reaching Prayag. Ram Yamuna bathing from there, Valmiki reached the ashram of the sage. According to the Valmiki's mantranana, Rama, Sita and Lakshman started living in Chitrakoot.

Dasratha died in Ayodhya due to son's separation. Vashishta got Bharat and Shatrughan from his ninihal. Upon his return, Bharata took his mother's catechism, for his arrogance, and expressed his disbelief and performed the funeral of Dasharath according to the wishes of the teachers. Bharat rejected the state of Ayodhya and came back to Chitrakoot with all the friends for bringing back Ram. Kaikeyi too was very sorry for his actions. Sita's parents Sunayana and Janak also reached Chitrakoot. Bharat and all the people proposed Ram to return to Ram in Ayodhya, which Ram, to abdicate his father's orders and to do the raghuvansh, invalidated him.

Bharata came back to Ayodhya with her favorite people, accompanied by Ram's Paduka. He insulated Ram's Paduka to the throne and resided in Nandigram. The rainforest Main article: Aranyakanda

After some time Ram visited Chitrakoot and he reached the ashram of Atri Rishi. Atri praised Rama and his wife Anasuya explained Sita to the patriarchal religion. From there, Ram left ahead and met with Sharbhanga Muni. Shraghang Muni was residing there only with the wishes of Ram and therefore, after fulfilling his desire for the blessings of Rama, burnt his body with Yoghagya and passed the Brahmalko. And as soon as he went ahead, he saw a bunch of bones in place of which the Munis told Ram that the monsters have eaten many Munis and they are the bones of those same Munis. On this, Rama pledged that he would destroy the monsters by killing all the monsters. Ram proceeded and entered the Pathak forest in the path of meeting with Sunshine, Agastya etc. to the Rishis, where he met Jatayu. Ram made Panchavati his residence. Sita Haran (painter: Ravi Verma)

In the Panchavati, Ravan's sister Shurpanhaa came to Ramna and prayed to Ram. Ram sends him to Lakshman by saying that he is with his wife and his younger brother is alone. Laxman rejecting his love affair and knowingly kissed his nose and ears after knowing the enemy's sister. Swaroopkha demanded help from the spoil and she came to fight with her army. In the battle Ram blamed Khar-fury and his army. Swornakha went and complained to her brother Ravana. Ravana sent the marich to gold for revenge and sent it, which demanded the bark whose bait Sita demanded from Ram. Laxman ordered him to protect Sita and went behind him to kill Ram Swarnamrag Rupi Marich. Marich was killed in the hands of his wife, but after dying, Marich made the voice of Ram and crushed the 'Hai Lakshman', listening to which Sita feared and sent Lakshman to Ram. After Laxman's departure, Ravana alone seized Rita and seized him along with him. On the way, Jatayu fought with Ravana to save Sita, and Ravan cut his wings and made him miserable.

After not seeing Sita, Ram was very sad and started moaning. On the way, when he met Jaitau on the way, he told Ram to take his plight through Ravana and carry Sita to the south direction. After telling all this, Jatay gave up his life and Ram made his last rites and proceeded further within intensive forest in search of Sita. On the way, Ram was killed by the curse of Durvasa, the monkey who was killed by the Gandharva killer and delivered him and went to Shabari's ashram where he took the Kandalum given by him under his devotion. (Some people discuss the so-called Which does not describe in the Ramayana.) Thus Ram went ahead in the search of Sita in intensive forests. Kishinkhandra Main article: Kshindhakand

Ram came near Rishimuk mountain. Sugriva lived with his enchanters on that mountain. Sugriva, in the fear that if Balika did not send these two heroes to kill him, Hanuman was sent as a Brahmin to take information about Rama and Lakshman. After knowing that Balaji has not sent him, Hanuman has made friendship with Ram and Sugriva. Sugriva convinced Ram that Jaanki will be found and he will help in finding them, as well as talk about the oppression of his brother Bali. Rama deceived Bali by deceiving him and gave him the state of Kishkindha and Angad, son of Bali, as the crown prince.

After attaining the state, Sugriva got involved in luxury and the rain and the fall fell. On the displeasure of Ram, Sugriva sent the apes for the discovery of Sita. The apes in search of Sita appeared in a cave in a tapaswini. Taswasini reached the search team on a beach by yogic power, where his gift came from the property. Sampati told the apes that Ravana has kept Sita in Lanka Ashokwatika. Jambvant encouraged Hanuman to cross the sea. Sunderkand Main article: Sunderkand

Hanuman left for Lanka. Suras took the examinations of Hanuman and blessed him for being able and capable. On the way Hanuman slaughtered the demon who captured the shadow and attacked Lanka and entered Lanka. He was presented with his wife. When Hanuman reached Ashokvatika, Ravan was threatening Sita. On the departure of Ravan, Trigata gave Sita an end. On being solitary, Hanuman met with Sita and gave him the ring of Ram. Hanuman killed Ashokwatika and killed Ravana's son Akshay Kumar. Meghnath took Hanuman in Nagpasha and took him to the meeting of Ravana. In response to Ravana's question, Hanuman introduced himself as an angel of Rama. Ravana tied the oil in Hanuman's tail and put fire on it, Hanuman burnt the lankan on it.

Hanuman reached Sita. Sita gave her a climb and sent her away. They came back to the sea and met all the apes and all went back to Sugriva. Ram was very pleased with the work of Hanuman. Ram reached the beach with the army of the apes. On the other hand, Vibhishan explained to Ravana that Ravan did not hate him, Ravan overturned Vibhishan and removed him from Lanka. Vibhishan came to the shelter of Ram and Ram declared him the king of Lanka. Rama pleaded to give way to the sea. Rama was angry when he refused to accept his request and after being frightened by his anger, the sea came to himself and after requesting Rama, Nal and Neil told him the remedy to make a bridge. Lankanand (battle) Main article: Lanka

On the orders of Jambvant, both the brothers Nal-Neal tied the bridge on the sea with the help of the Vanar Sena. Sri Ram established Lord Rameshwar and worshiped Lord Shankar and crossed the sea with the army. Ram traveled across the sea and camped by Ram. Ravana was very disturbed by the news of pulling the bridge and going across Ram's ocean. Ravan's ego did not go on even after convincing Mandodari to avoid hating Rama. Here, Ram starts residing with his Vanarsena at Subel Mountains. Angad went to Ravan in Lanka by becoming a messenger of Rama and gave him the message of coming to the shelter of Rama, but Ravana did not believe.

The war started when all the efforts of peace were unsuccessful. Laxman and Meghnad have a great battle in the middle. Laxman fainted by the power of Shaktiban. Hanuman Sujon brought Vaidya to his treatment and went to bring Sanjivani. On receiving the news from the detective, Ravan sent Kalname to halt Hanuman's work, which Hanuman killed. Due to lack of identification of the drug, Hanuman took the entire mountain back and returned. In the path of Hanuman being a monster, Bharat fainted by arrows, but knowing the reality, sitting on his arrow and sent back to Lanka. Seeing the delay in coming medicine, Ram began to moan. At the right time, Hanuman came with medicine and Lakshman became healthy with the help of Sujana.

Ravana wakes up Kumbhakarna for war. Kumbhakarna also gave Ravana an unsuccessful mantra to visit Ram's refuge. In the war, Kumbhakarna attained supreme glory at the hands of Rama. Laxman wrestled Meghnad and killed him. Ram and Ravana had many fierce battles and in the end, Ravana was killed in Ram's hands. By submitting the state of Lanka to Vibhishan, Rama ascended to Ayodhya with Sita and Lakshman on Mount Pushpakavima. Uttarkanda Main article: Uttarkanda

Uttarkand is the epilogue of Ram Katha. Ram returned to Ayodhya with Sita, Laxman and all the Vanarsena. Ram received a grand reception, with Bharat, the joy spread among the people. The coronation of Rama is accompanied by the praise of the Vedas and Shiva. The visitors were farewell. Ram preached the people and the people expressed gratitude and the people expressed gratitude. The four brothers have two sons, two. Ramrajya became an ideal.

In addition to the above mentioned facts, Goswami Tulsidas ji has given Ramakrishtha dialogue in Uttarkand, Ayodhya of Narada ji, praising Ramchandra ji, Shiva-Parvati dialogue, Garud Moh and Garud ji's Kakbhusundi ji from Ramkatha and Ram- Listening to glory, the story of the ancestors of Kakbhusundi ji, knowledge-devotion formation, magnificent and great glory of devotion, seven questions of Garuda and the answers of Kakbhusudundi ji etc. The also have a detailed description.

Where Tulsidas ji has finished Ramcharitmanas by writing the above description, Adikvi Valmiki in his Ramayana, the story of the birth of Ravan and Hanuman in Uttarkand, the exile of Sita, King Nirg, Raja Nimi, King Yayati and the justice of the dog in Ramrajya The rituals of Ashwameh Yagna by Ram, the birth of Lakkhush, Ram and his sons, Lava and Kush, written by Mahakavi Valmiki, Rama O Singing, Abyss entered the Sita abandon LAX, is also described 515 518. In Valmiki Ramayana, the conquest of Uttarkand is done only after the Mahaprayan of Ram. Learning of the Ramayana

All the characters of Ramayana follow their religion.

By learning from the characters of Ramayana, humans can make their life meaningful. Other literary epics inspired by the Ramayana

Inspired by Valmiki Ramayana, Sun Tulsidas composed the epic of Ramcharitmanas, which is the Hindi version of Ramayana written in Sanskrit by Valmiki. Ramcharitmanas have a great description of Hindu ideals, so it is credited with being the main scripture of Hindu religion and it is read with devotion in every Hindu family.

Inspired by the Ramayana, Maithilisharan Gupta composed the pieces called Panchavati and Saket. In Ramayana, the remarkable sacrifice of Laxman's wife Urmila has probably been ignored inadvertently and Maithilisharan Gupta ji has corrected the mistake by making this mistake as Sakta Khankovya.

Inspired by the Ram Sankranti storyline, Shree Bhavavantan Guru composed the 30000 verses, 500 chapters and ten episodes of Sanskrit epics, Sriraghvandacharitam, which is full of wonderful and secret story. This book contains the story of more than 20 types of Ramayana.

Apart from Kamba Ramayan, Maharshi Kamban's Ram Ramayana, Radhey Shyam Ramayana of Radhey Shyam ji, Radhayshyam ji honored by the Rajdarbar of Nepal and many other writers have created many works by taking inspiration from the Ramayana. Also see them Commentary

A. "Ram" + 'Ayan' is to break the treaty of 'Ramayana'. 'Ayan' means 'Yatra', hence Ramayana means the journey of Ram. B. There are 4,80,002 words which is the fourth of the Mahabharata. There is a clear mention of the incarnation of Ram of Vishnu in C. Padmapuraan, Shrimad Bhagavat Purana, Kurmapurana, Mahabharata, Anand Ramayana, Dashavatacharitra and Ramcharitmanas, but Valmiki is only the sign of Ramayan. D. Tulsidas ji described the elaborate narrative of Kakbhusudandi in Dohar Number 9 6 to Doha No. 115 of Uttarakhand of Ramcharitmanas. E. Ramcharitmanas = Ram + Charit + Manas, Ramcharitmanas means the lake of Ram's character. Tulsidas ji described the nature of this lake in Doha number 35 to Doha No. 42 of Ramcharitmanas's childhood. F. "Acharya Chauturas" has described a detailed description of monster and monster cultures in his own book 'Nehan Rakhamam:'. Bibliography Elementary literature Translation Facts online Ramayana inspired work (English) Essay related to research work (English) Unpaved webpage (English)

   

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