 Raksha princess for Rama and for Lakshman is rejected with scorn, and smarting under insult and punishment she fires her brother Ravan, the king of Ceylon, with a thirst for vengeance. The dwellers of Ceylon are described in the Epic as monsters of various...  Ramayana, the Epic of Rama, Prince of India - Page 88by Vālmīki - 1899 - 192 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Romesh Chunder Dutt - 1900 - 500 pages
...done, And they sang the ancient mantra to the red and rising Sun, BOOK VI SITA-HARANA (Sita Lost) "\X7E exchange the quiet life of Rama in holy hermitages...tragic fate and long trial proved that undying love. Surpa-nakha in Love As the Moon with starry Chitra dwells in azure skies above, In his lonesome leafy... | |
 | Vālmīki - 1900 - 246 pages
...calamities are brought about by : our sins. And thus we find in the Indian Epic, that a dark and I foul suspicion against Lakshman crossed the stainless...tragic fate and long trial proved that undying love. * — The portions translated in this Book form the whole or the main portions of Sections xvii., xviii.,... | |
 | 1905 - 848 pages
...clouded her life ever after. It was the only occasion on which the ideal woman of the epic harbored an unjust thought or spoke an angry word; and it was...tragic fate which few women on earth have suffered." Taunted by Sita's words, Lakshman goes to the relief of his brother, as he supposes, and the woman... | |
 | Romesh Chunder Dutt - 2002 - 370 pages
...clouded her life ever after. It was the only occasion on which the ideal woman of the Epic harhoured an unjust thought or spoke an angry word ; and it was followed hy a tragic fate which few women on earth have suffered. To the millions of men and women in India,... | |
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