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4 days ago · Ravana, the king of Lanka and a powerful Rakshasa (demon), coveted the chariot due to its extraordinary capabilities and divine origin. Driven by his ambition and a desire to prove his supremacy, Ravana waged war against Kubera.
4 days ago · Rama attacked Ravana from the chariot driven by Matali as per Valmiki Ramayana. The Brahmastra pierced through chest of Ravana. He fell down chanting the name of Bhagavan Sri Ram.
4 days ago · The fight between Ravana and Vanara Nila during the Ramayana war is both amusing and showcases the remarkable shape-shifting abilities of the Vanaras. After Ravana successfully defeated Sugriva and Hanuman, he turned his attention to Nila, another valiant warrior of the Vanara army. As the battle commenced, Nila found himself in great pain from ...
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5 days ago · After his sister is mutilated, Ravana plots revenge in the form an elaborate scheme to kidnap Sita. Ravana’s brother Maricha takes the form of a golden deer and bounds past Rama’s hermitage.
2 days ago · The cycle of violence escalated, ultimately reaching demon king Ravana, who was the brother of Shurpanakha. Ravana comes to Panchavati to take revenge on behalf of his family, sees Sita, gets attracted, and kidnaps her to his kingdom of Lanka (believed to be modern Sri Lanka). Rama seated on back of Hanuman (right) fights Ravana, c. 1820
3 days ago · There is a sub-plot to the Ramayana, prevalent in some parts of India, relating the adventures of Ahiravan and Mahi Ravana, evil brother of Ravana, which enhances the role of Hanuman in the story. Hanuman rescues Rama and Lakshmana after they are kidnapped by the Ahi-Mahi Ravana at the behest of Ravana and held prisoner in a cave, to be sacrificed to the goddess Kali .
4 days ago · Rameswaram, island, southeastern Tamil Nadu state, southeastern India. It forms part of Rama’s (Adam’s) Bridge, a series of coral reef islands connecting India and Sri Lanka. The island contains a temple that is one of the most venerated of all Hindu shrines.
