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Be sure to check out the for more puranas, epics and other interesting books to download. Ramayana Story Summary Dasharatha is the son of Aja, and a descendant of Raghu and Dilipa. He is the king of Ayodhya and has three wives – Kausalya, Sumitra and Kaikeyi. Kausalya gives birth to Rama, Dasharatha’s eldest son. Sumitra gives birth to Lakshmana and Shatrugana.

Kaikeyi gives birth to Bharatha. The four sons grow up into fine young men and are tutored by the greatest rishis, including Vasishtha, the raja guru.

Rama marries Sita, the daughter of Janaka, the king of Videha. In legend, Sita is said to be the daughter of Bhudevi or mother earth, and Janaka is said to have found her while tilling the land. Once Rama comes of age, Dasharatha wishes to retire and hand over the kingdom to Rama, who is loved by all. Rama is made the crown prince and arrangements are set to crown him as king. Everyone looks forward to this event except Manthara, an old hunchback lady in the employ of queen Kaikeyi. She seeks to increase her influence in court through her mistress, and begins to poison Kaikeyi’s mind about Rama and Kausalya’s evil intentions. She plants the idea in Kaikeyi’s mind that unless Bharatha is made king, neither Bharatha nor Kaikeyi will be safe in Rama’s hands.

Kaikeyi is hypnotized by these words and decides to use two boons she Dasharatha owes her, to get what she wants. Kaikeyi had once saved Dasharatha’s life in battle as his charioteer, and he had granted her two boons to ask whenever she wished.

Kaikeyi uses these two boons and asks Dasharatha to make Bharatha king and banish Rama for 14 years into the forest. Dasharatha is heart-broken and having given his word earlier, has no choice. Rama thus leaves Ayodhya and heads into the forest. Sita and Lakshmana accompany him, refusing to be parted from his company.

In the forest, the three meet many sages and ultimately settle down. There, Surphanaka, a female rakshasi or demoness is attracted to Rama and approaches him. She threatens and attacks Sita. Seeing this, Lakshmana cuts off her nose and drives her away. Surphanaka flees to her brother Khara, who arrives at Rama and Sita’s home with his army.

But the two brothers destroy the entire force and only soldier escapes with is life. This soldier flees to Lanka, the island kingdom of Ravana, Surphanaka and Khara’s brother. There he tells Ravana of Surphanaka’s disfigurement, of Khara’s death, and Sita’s beauty. Ravana decides to abduct Sita and using trickery and magic arrives at the home of Rama and Sita.

He convinces his uncle Maricha to lure Rama and Lakshmana away, disguised as a beautiful deer. While they are away, he disguises himself as a hermit and asks for alms from Sita. Sita crosses the Lakshman Rekha, a boundary drawn by Lakshmana, within which Sita would stay safe no matter what. Principialjnaya elektricheskaya shema zaryadnogo ustrojstva kulon 715d. But once she is beyond the rekha, Ravana kidnaps her and flees in his vimana or flying chariot to Lanka.

When Rama and Lakshmana return, they search desperately for Sita far and wide. In their quest, they find Jatayu, the king of vultures lying with is two wings cut off. Jatayu had tried to save Sita from Ravana as he was carrying her away, but Ravana cut off his wings and speeded away.

Jatayu tells Rama and Lakshmana that Ravana headed southwards and breathes his last. As the two brothers head south, they meet Sugriva and Hanuman, two vanars. They strike a mutual agreement that if Rama helps Sugriva win his kingdom from Vali, Sugriva’s brother, Sugriva will help Rama find Sita. After Rama kills Vali, Sugriva sends out his army to look for Sita. They come upon Sampati, Jatayu’s brother, who tells them of Ravana kidnapping Sita. Hanuman then decides to leap across the ocean to search for Sita in Lanka. After a mighty leap, Hanuman lands in Lanka, and finds Sita imprisoned in a walled garden.

There, he gives her a ring of Rama, and tells her that Rama will be here soon. He then has himself captured by Ravana’s forces, and very cleverly manages to set fire to the whole city with his tail. He then heads back and informs the vanar army and Rama of the news. The entire army begins to build a bridge of rocks across the ocean and cross into Lanka. In Lanka, a terrible fight begins between the two armies. Indrajit, Ravana’s son injures Lakshmana, who falls into a coma. Thanks to Hanuman, who carries the whole mountain Dronagiri back to Lanka, Lakshmana is saved with the herbs on the mountain.