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    The Ramayana is divided into 7 sections or Kandas that outline the story of Rama. The first section details Rama's birth and childhood. The second section covers Rama being exiled to the forest and Bharata's search for him. The third section describes Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana's life in the forest. The fourth section involves Rama meeting Hanuman and Sugriva and forming an alliance to search for Sita. The fifth section focuses on Hanuman's adventures in finding Sita. The sixth section describes the war between Rama and Ravana's armies and Rama's victory. The seventh and final section deals with rumors of Sita's impurity and her time in

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    The Ramayana is divided into 7 sections or Kandas that outline the story of Rama. The first section details Rama's birth and childhood. The second section covers Rama being exiled to the forest and Bharata's search for him. The third section describes Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana's life in the forest. The fourth section involves Rama meeting Hanuman and Sugriva and forming an alliance to search for Sita. The fifth section focuses on Hanuman's adventures in finding Sita. The sixth section describes the war between Rama and Ravana's armies and Rama's victory. The seventh and final section deals with rumors of Sita's impurity and her time in

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    The Ramayana is divided into 7 sections or Kandas that outline the story of Rama. The first section details Rama's birth and childhood. The second section covers Rama being exiled to the forest and Bharata's search for him. The third section describes Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana's life in the forest. The fourth section involves Rama meeting Hanuman and Sugriva and forming an alliance to search for Sita. The fifth section focuses on Hanuman's adventures in finding Sita. The sixth section describes the war between Rama and Ravana's armies and Rama's victory. The seventh and final section deals with rumors of Sita's impurity and her time in

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    RAMAYANAM

    VALMIKI RAMAYANA explained in 7 KANDAS named as

    • 1.Bala Kanda:Bala Kaanda (book of childhood) -- It relates the divine


    birth of Shri Rama, Bharata, Lakshmana and Satrughana, born to King
    Dasharatha of Ayodhya , destined to fight demons.
    Sita's swayamvara and subsequent wedding to Rama. and in the end
    his
    encounter with Parashuraama.
    • 2.Ayodhya Kanda:Ayodhya Kaanda (book of Ayodhya) narrates the
    preparation for the coronation of Shri Rama, the intrigue that leads to
    his forest exile, -- the regency of Bharata, Bharata’s search for Shri
    Rama, the meeting of the brothers and Bharata’s return to Ayodhya
    with Shri Rama’s sandals.Then Barata returns to Ayodhya and reigns
    there.
    • 3.Aranya Kanda:Aranya Kaanda (book of the forest) -- The forest life of
    Rama with Sita and Lakshmana, his constant companion. Shri Rama,
    Sita and Lakshmana, met Shurpanakhaa, killings of Khara and
    Dushana by Shri Rama, kidnapping of Sita by Ravana, Jatayu (slain by
    Ravana) dying on the lap of Shri Rama and meeting with Kabandhu
    and Shabari.
    • 4.Kishkindha Kanda:Kishkindhaa Kaanda (book of the
    monkey kingdom) -- Rama meets Hanuman and helps
    destroy the monkey people's king, Bali, making Bali's
    younger brother, Sugreeva, king of Kishkindhaa instead.
    Shri Rama meets Hanuman and Sugreeva and forms
    strategic alliance with them and crowned Sugreeva as
    the King of Kishkinda after killing Vali.This book
    describes the start of the search for Sita and the
    vanaras (monkeys) going to the southern direction met
    Sampaati (brother of Jatayu).
    • 5.Sundara Kanda:Sundara Kaanda (book of beauty) ---
    Detailed accounts of Hanuman's adventures, including
    his meeting with Sita. This book's name derives from
    the fond name given to Hanuman by his mother. This
    book describes beautifully the adventures and lilaa
    (pastimes) of Hanuman who managed to cross the
    ocean to find Sita and give her the message from Shri
    Rama along with Shri Rama’s ring. This book also
    describes Hanuman’s meeting with Ravana face to face
    and the burning of Lanka.
    • 6.Yuddha Kanda:Yuddha Kaanda (book of war) also has
    known as Lanka Kanda-- The battle in Lanka between the
    monkey and the demon armies of Rama and Ravana,
    respectively. After Ravana is defeated, Sita undergoes the
    test of fire, completes exile with Rama, and they return to
    Ayodhya to reign over the Ideal State. Yuddha Kanda,
    describes the surrender of Vibheeshana, the bridge
    construction and the long awaited battle between Shri
    Rama’s army and that of Ravana plus the victorious return of
    Shri Rama to Ayodhya.
    • 7.Uttara Kanda:Uttara Kaanda (last book) -- Rumors of
    impurity lead to Sita's banishment, during which she gives
    birth to and raises Lava and Kusha in Valmiki’s ashram
    (hermitage). Rama and Sita reconcile. The twin boys later
    ascend the throne of Ayodhya, but Sita, broken at her
    banishment merges into the earth, and remorseful Rama
    departs to his celestial abode, departs from the world. The
    seventh book, (Uttara Kanda), which stands apart from the
    main epic, is a controversial one.

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