Appears in
Ramayana
An ancient Hindu epic composed by Valmiki which narrates the life story of Lord Rama.
Written no date recorded
Story South Asian traditions
Frequently featured region in Hindu mythology
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Appears in
An ancient Hindu epic composed by Valmiki which narrates the life story of Lord Rama.
Written no date recorded
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