Ramayana রামায়ণ

According to the popularity, the Indian antiquity was written by Valmiki Ramayana. There is no disagreement in the Indian culture that Rishi Valmiki, one of the characters of this epic, was composed by Rishi Valmiki himself. The original text of Ramayana, written in Sanskrit, is known as Valmiki Ramayana. The composition of this book is approximately 4th century BC. According to Hindu belief, the legendary period known as Tretayog is the background of the Ramayana-episode.

The Ramayana is divided into seven stanzas or fragments. Such as: Adikanda or Balakand, Ayodhakkunda, Aranyakanda, Kisseindhakanda, Sunderkanda, Lankkund or Battle Karka and Uttarkantak. Rama's life story in chronological order has been chronologically narrated in this book. It is mentioned in Adika that marriage of Rama, childhood and marriage with Sita; It is mentioned in Oudhkkkund that Rama's proclamation of preparation and his ascension; The third volume is described in the forest, as is the description of the monument of Rama and the narration by the Ravana; The fourth part is mentioned in Kisachindhakanda, the union of Hanuman and Rama, the monarchy's killing of the monarch, and the daughter-in-law of Kishkindha, the younger brother of Sagebhav; The fifth part is mentioned in Sunder Kanda, the heroic legends of Hanuman, his meeting with Lanka and Sita; The battle of Ram and Ravana is described in the sixth volume at Lankandi. The last part is the birthplace of Rama and Sita son Lob and Kush, the descendants of Rakshakand, their Rajavishak and Rama's family leave.