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Rámáyan of Válmíki
506 chapters English Public domain
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This is the first complete public domain translation of the Ramayana to be placed online. The Ramayana is one of the two epic Hindu poems, the other being the Mahabharata. The Ramayana describes a love story between Rama, an ancient King, and Sita, who is captured by Ravan, the King of Ceylon. Rama lays siege to Ceylon and wins back Sita. The parallels to the Iliad are obvious, but the details are very different.
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506 chapters
26 Canto XXIII.: Vas'ishtha's Speech. 27 Canto XXIV.: The Spells. 28 Canto XXV.: The Hermitage of Love. 29 Canto XXVI.: The Forest of Tádaká. 30 Canto XXVII.: The Birth of Tádaká. 31 Canto XXVIII.: The Death of Tádaká 32 Canto XXIX. : The Celestial Arms. 33 Canto XXX.: The Mysterious Powers. 34 Canto XXXI: The Perfect Hermitage. 35 Canto XXXII.: Vis'vámitra's Sacrifice. 36 Canto XXXIII.: The Sone. 37 Canto XXXIV.: Brahmadatta. 38 Canto XXXV: Visvámitra's Lineage. 39 Canto XXXVI.: The Birth of Gangá. 40 Canto XXXIX.: The Sons of Sagar. 41 Canto XL.: The Cleaving of The Earth. 42 Canto XLI.: Kapil. 43 Canto XLII.: Sagar's Sacrifice. 44 Canto XLIII.: Bhagirath. 45 Canto XLIV.: The Descent of Gangà. 46 Canto XLV.: The Quest of The Amrit. 47 Canto XLVI.: Diti's Hope. 48 Canto XLVII.: Sumatí. 49 Canto XLVIII.: Indra And Ahalyá 50 Canto XLIX.: Ahalyá Freed.
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Rámáyan of Válmíki
506 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is the first complete public domain translation of the Ramayana to be placed online. The Ramayana is one of the two epic Hindu poems, the other being the Mahabharata. The Ramayana describes a love story between Rama, an ancient King, and Sita, who is captured by Ravan, the King of Ceylon. Rama lays siege to Ceylon and wins back Sita. The parallels to the Iliad are obvious, but the details are very different.
Table of contents
506 chapters
26 Canto XXIII.: Vas'ishtha's Speech. 27 Canto XXIV.: The Spells. 28 Canto XXV.: The Hermitage of Love. 29 Canto XXVI.: The Forest of Tádaká. 30 Canto XXVII.: The Birth of Tádaká. 31 Canto XXVIII.: The Death of Tádaká 32 Canto XXIX. : The Celestial Arms. 33 Canto XXX.: The Mysterious Powers. 34 Canto XXXI: The Perfect Hermitage. 35 Canto XXXII.: Vis'vámitra's Sacrifice. 36 Canto XXXIII.: The Sone. 37 Canto XXXIV.: Brahmadatta. 38 Canto XXXV: Visvámitra's Lineage. 39 Canto XXXVI.: The Birth of Gangá. 40 Canto XXXIX.: The Sons of Sagar. 41 Canto XL.: The Cleaving of The Earth. 42 Canto XLI.: Kapil. 43 Canto XLII.: Sagar's Sacrifice. 44 Canto XLIII.: Bhagirath. 45 Canto XLIV.: The Descent of Gangà. 46 Canto XLV.: The Quest of The Amrit. 47 Canto XLVI.: Diti's Hope. 48 Canto XLVII.: Sumatí. 49 Canto XLVIII.: Indra And Ahalyá 50 Canto XLIX.: Ahalyá Freed.
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ROV
Rámáyan of Válmíki
506 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is the first complete public domain translation of the Ramayana to be placed online. The Ramayana is one of the two epic Hindu poems, the other being the Mahabharata. The Ramayana describes a love story between Rama, an ancient King, and Sita, who is captured by Ravan, the King of Ceylon. Rama lays siege to Ceylon and wins back Sita. The parallels to the Iliad are obvious, but the details are very different.
Table of contents
506 chapters
26 Canto XXIII.: Vas'ishtha's Speech. 27 Canto XXIV.: The Spells. 28 Canto XXV.: The Hermitage of Love. 29 Canto XXVI.: The Forest of Tádaká. 30 Canto XXVII.: The Birth of Tádaká. 31 Canto XXVIII.: The Death of Tádaká 32 Canto XXIX. : The Celestial Arms. 33 Canto XXX.: The Mysterious Powers. 34 Canto XXXI: The Perfect Hermitage. 35 Canto XXXII.: Vis'vámitra's Sacrifice. 36 Canto XXXIII.: The Sone. 37 Canto XXXIV.: Brahmadatta. 38 Canto XXXV: Visvámitra's Lineage. 39 Canto XXXVI.: The Birth of Gangá. 40 Canto XXXIX.: The Sons of Sagar. 41 Canto XL.: The Cleaving of The Earth. 42 Canto XLI.: Kapil. 43 Canto XLII.: Sagar's Sacrifice. 44 Canto XLIII.: Bhagirath. 45 Canto XLIV.: The Descent of Gangà. 46 Canto XLV.: The Quest of The Amrit. 47 Canto XLVI.: Diti's Hope. 48 Canto XLVII.: Sumatí. 49 Canto XLVIII.: Indra And Ahalyá 50 Canto XLIX.: Ahalyá Freed.
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