Reading Notes Ramayana Part B

 Tiny Tales of Ramayana

Rama was supposed to succeed King Dasharatha

Instead the king sent Rama to exile

Bharata was very upset at the exile of Rama and went to see Rama

Manthara begged forgiveness from Rama

Rama visited a lot of different people

Agastya gave Rama weapons such as a bow for protection

Khara and Dushana get into a battle between Rama and Lakshmana and Khara and Dushana and their army were killed while fighting them

Maricha became a golden deer and Jatayu fought Ravana and Jatayu is defeated

Rama finds out Sita is missing and becomes very sad and angry and destroys the world

Hanuman grows up and learns from a guru

Hanuman eventually gets exiled



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