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Van Vihaar
Naari Shakti
Rishi Darshan
Ganit
100

I am one of the twin sons born to my father Ram, while my mother was in exile.

I play a significant role along with my brother Luv in the Uttar Kaand of the Ramayan.

Kush

100

This kingdom was known for its opulent palaces, fortified walls, and lush landscapes, symbolizing the epitome of evil in the Ramayan.

Despite its grandeur, it faced destruction at the hands of Lord Rama, marking the triumph of righteousness over darkness.

Lanka

100

I am the queen of Lanka, known for my wisdom and strength of character. I am the wife of the demon king who abducted Sita.

Despite being the spouse of a villainous character, I am often portrayed as virtuous and compassionate.

Mandodari

100

I am the author of the Ramayan, which narrates the life and adventures of Ram. Before becoming a sage, I was a highway robber named Valya who transformed into a saintly figure.

I am revered as Adi Kavi, the first poet, in Sanskrit literature.

Valmiki

100

Brothers of Ram + Sons of Ram

5
3 brothers – Bharat, Lakshman and Shatrughna
2 sons – Luv and Kush

200

I played a pivotal role in Ram's exile, driven by my desire for my own son's ascension to the throne. I later repented and played a role in Bharat's efforts to bring Ram back to Ayodhya.

My character serves as a complex portrayal of ambition, maternal love, and eventual remorse in the Ramayan.

Kaikeyi

200

This place, located in present-day Karnataka, India, was ruled by the monkey king Sugriv.  It is known today for its rocky terrain, dense forests, and the Tungabhadra River flowing through its heart.

It also served as the refuge for Ram during his search for Sita and the meeting place with Hanuman.

Kishkindha

200

I am the wife of Lakshman, known for my unparalleled sacrifice during Ram's exile. While my husband served Ram and Sita in the forest, I slept for 14 years to ensure his well-being.

I exemplify the virtues of patience, devotion, and selflessness.

Urmila

200

I am a powerful sage who played a crucial role in Ram's life by guiding him and aiding him with divine weapons. I am known for my perseverance and determination in attaining higher spiritual knowledge.

I am also credited to have written the Gayatri Mantra.

Vishwamitra

200

Heads of Raavan / Sons of Sumitra

5
10 – heads of Raavan
2 – sons of Sumitra: Lakshman and Shatrughna

300

I am a powerful demon brother of Raavan, known for my immense size and strength.
I am famous for sleeping for 6 months at stretch and devouring a super feast whenever I wake up.

Despite knowing that I was on the wrong side, I showed unwavering loyalty to my brother.

Kumbhkaran

300

This sacred place is in the Vindhya mountain range along the banks of the Mandakini River. Rama, Sita, and Lakshman spent a significant portion of their exile here, finding refuge in its serene forests and picturesque landscapes.

It was at this location that Ram encountered Bharadwaj Rishi and received his blessings before continuing his journey southwards.

Chitrakoot

300

I am the wife of Vali, the king of the Vanars and the brother of Sugriv.
After my husband's death at the hands of Ram, I became the wife of Sugriv and served as a counselor and advisor.

I am renowned for my intelligence, loyalty, and diplomatic skills.

Tara

300

I am a revered sage in Hindu mythology, known for my wisdom and knowledge of scriptures. I am often depicted as the family priest of Ram's dynasty, the Ikshvaku dynasty.

I played a significant role in the upbringing and education of Ram and his brothers.

Vashishth

300

Wives of Dashrath * Years of Ram's exile

42
3 wives – Kaushalya, Kaikeyi and Sumitra
14 – years of exile

400

I am a man-eating rakshas, the twin brother of Dushana.
I led the attack on Ram and Lakshman on my cousin Raavan's orders after Shurpanakha's humiliation.

I eventually faced defeat at their hands and was slain in an epic battle.

Khar

400

Located on the banks of the Godavari River, this place is named after the five banyan trees that provided shelter to the exiled trio of Ram Lakshman and Sita, symbolizing their bond and resilience.

Panchvati

400

The meaning of my name is "wearing three braids of hair". I was the chief guardian of the Ashok Vatika and was assigned the duty of guarding Sita.

Some versions of the Ramayan also mention me as the daughter of Vibhishan.

Trijata

400

I am one of the sages mentioned in the Ramayan, who lived in Chitrakoot with my wife, Ansuya.

My ashram was visited by Ram, Sita, and Lakshman during their exile, where they received hospitality and blessings from me and my wife.

Atri

400

Verses in Valmiki Ramayan / Chapters (Sargas) in Valmiki Ramayan

48
24000 verses
500 sargas

500

I was originally a gandharva cursed to become a carnivorous demon. My arms were severed by Ram and Lakshman, freeing me from my curse.

I was the one who advised Ram to visit Sugriv to form an alliance and rescue Sita.

Kabandh

500

This sacred lake is located near the Rishyamukha Parvat and is associated with the devout disciple Shabari.

Ram and Lakshman halted at the ashram near this lake, where Shabari, after 13 years of devout waiting, fed them and suggested seeking help from Hanuman and Sugriv further south.

Pampa Sarovar

500

I was an apsara named Punjikasthala and was born on earth as a Vaanar princess due to a Rishi’s curse.

My son is called ‘Sundar’ and is an exceptional devotee and friend.

Anjana

500

I am a revered sage in Hindu mythology, known for my austere practices and deep spirituality.

My wife, Ahalya, was released from her curse by the touch of Ram.

Gautam

500

Brothers of Raavan * Sons of Raavan

30
5 siblings – Kumbhkaran, Vibhishan, Khar, Dushan, Kuber

6 sons – Meghnad, Atikaay, Akshaykumar, Narantak, Devantak, Trishira

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