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Lord Rama
Lord Rama also known as Sri Ramchandra (Moon-Like Gentle Rama), Paraga (uplifted Of the Poor) and many more is the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu (one of the trinity god, the preserver), the central figure of the epic Ramayana and Ramcharitmanas, in which Lord Rama is beautifully portrayed.
Lord Rama took birth to free the world from cruelty and sins of the demon King Ravana, the King of Lanka. Rama was the first son king Dashratha, the king of Ayodhya. Her mother was named Kausilya. He had three brothers: Bharata (son of the second queen Kaikeyi), Laxshmana and Shatrughna (son of the third queen sumitra).
He was married to Sita, the incarnation of goddess Laxshmi, the wife of lord Vishnu. Sita was the daughter of King Janaka of mithila.
After sometimes after their marriage, the father of Rama, the old King Dashratha decided to crown his eldest son, Rama as the king but his third and youngest wife, Queen Keikeyi opposed. She wanted her son Bharata to become king. A long time before, the Queen keikeyi saved the King’s life and in return the King promised to fulfil her two wishes. The Queen had never uses her two wishes.
She reminded the King of the two wishes and wished to banished Rama for fourteen years of exile and crown Bharata as the king instead. The King was shocked but he knew that truth is the highest Dharma and he had to fulfil the promise to his wife. So Rama went to exile happily, knowing that to obey and serve his father was the highest duty of a son.
He was joined by Sita and Lakshmana. When he asked Sita not to follow him, she says, “The forest where you dwell is Ayodhya for me and Ayodhya without you is a veritable hell for me.”
Rama, Sita and Laxshmana left Ayodhya in hermit 's guise accompanied by charioteer Sumantra.
Rama, Sita, Laxshmana and Sumantra leaving Ayodhya.
When they reached to the banks of Ganges, where, Nishadraj, a boatman greeted them. Ram forcibly sent reluctant Sumantra back to
Lord Rama also known as Sri Ramchandra (Moon-Like Gentle Rama), Paraga (uplifted Of the Poor) and many more is the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu (one of the trinity god, the preserver), the central figure of the epic Ramayana and Ramcharitmanas, in which Lord Rama is beautifully portrayed.
Lord Rama took birth to free the world from cruelty and sins of the demon King Ravana, the King of Lanka. Rama was the first son king Dashratha, the king of Ayodhya. Her mother was named Kausilya. He had three brothers: Bharata (son of the second queen Kaikeyi), Laxshmana and Shatrughna (son of the third queen sumitra).
He was married to Sita, the incarnation of goddess Laxshmi, the wife of lord Vishnu. Sita was the daughter of King Janaka of mithila.
After sometimes after their marriage, the father of Rama, the old King Dashratha decided to crown his eldest son, Rama as the king but his third and youngest wife, Queen Keikeyi opposed. She wanted her son Bharata to become king. A long time before, the Queen keikeyi saved the King’s life and in return the King promised to fulfil her two wishes. The Queen had never uses her two wishes.
She reminded the King of the two wishes and wished to banished Rama for fourteen years of exile and crown Bharata as the king instead. The King was shocked but he knew that truth is the highest Dharma and he had to fulfil the promise to his wife. So Rama went to exile happily, knowing that to obey and serve his father was the highest duty of a son.
He was joined by Sita and Lakshmana. When he asked Sita not to follow him, she says, “The forest where you dwell is Ayodhya for me and Ayodhya without you is a veritable hell for me.”
Rama, Sita and Laxshmana left Ayodhya in hermit 's guise accompanied by charioteer Sumantra.
Rama, Sita, Laxshmana and Sumantra leaving Ayodhya.
When they reached to the banks of Ganges, where, Nishadraj, a boatman greeted them. Ram forcibly sent reluctant Sumantra back to