Rama helps Sugriva win his kingdom back from his brother, Vali. Rama and Lakshmana meet the exiled vanara king, Sugriva, and his trusted friend and general, Hanuman. The fourth book in Valmiki’s Ramayana traces the search for Sita. But it is an encounter with the ogress, Supranakha, that leads to the abduction of Sita and the epic war with Ravana, the demon king of Lanka. The trio meets various demons and ogres on their journey, most of whom are liberated from earlier curses by their meeting with Rama. The Ramayana witnesses interesting encounters in its third section, as Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana wander through the Dandaka forest during their 14 years of exile. Bound by an earlier promise, Dasharatha gives in as despair looms over the kingdom of Ayodhya. When King Dasharatha announces Rama’s ascension to the throne, his youngest wife, Kaikeyi, demands Rama’s exile and the installation of her son, Bharata, as king. The second section of Valmiki’s Ramayana describes the events that lead up to Rama’s exile from Ayodhya. It also tells the story of King Janaka’s daughter, Sita, an extraordinary princess born of the earth, who is promised to the man who will be able to lift and string the great bow of Shiva. From King Dasharatha’s deep penance to obtain a child to Rama’s schooling under the renowned rishi Vishwamitra, this book highlights the many adventures of the young princes, Rama and Lakshmana.
The first volume of the Ramayana set narrates the story of Rama’s childhood.
Valmikis Ramayana book illustrative and easy-to-read comic book set helps children not only learn about duty and honour, good and evil, love and loss, jealousy and destructive ambitions, it also helps develop their imagination and vocabulary. The story of Rama’s childhood, his exile, Sita’s abduction, Hanuman’s devotion, and Ravana’s death, form a heroic tale, which teaches numerous values. Amar Chitra Katha brings you Valmiki’s Ramayana book– the Box Set, containing 960 pages (6 volumes) of colour and visual action in the graphic format.
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