Ramayana

Ramayana Ramayana and several Hindu American poet writers originating from it, Valmiki did not call Rama as "perfect man" for no reason This is the story of his famous Ramayana . Because this story is a legendary epic, many generations of Hindu culture have modeled their society for more than two thousand years. Because of its simple and exemplary notion and Hindu virtue, it was a powerful teaching for children and scholars of all ages.

Ramayana poets can also be mentioned in this regard. The earliest Ramayana in Telugu is commonly known as Langa Natalarmana, written by Chief Gonna Buddha Lady. Pothana (1450 - 1510), Jakkana (the latter part of the 14th century) and Gaurana (the first half of the 15th century) formed a series of religious poems during this period. Padakavitha Pithamaha - Annamayya contributed much of the original Telugu Paatalu (song) to the language. The 16th and 17th centuries were regarded as the "golden era" of Telugu literature. Amuktamalyada of Krishnadevaraya and Manucharithra of Pedhdhana are considered Mahaakaavyaas. Sri Krishnadeva Raya said in his work Amuktamalyada the king Sri Andhra Vishnu (Srikaku ḷandhra Mahavilaterhṇu) of the early Terrygu Krishna river area appeared in his dream. In front of him, and said: "Desa bhashalandu Telugu Lessa" means "Telugu is one of the best languages ​​in the country"

Written by Bhanubhakta Acharya, Ramayana is one of the most popular poems in Nepal. Bhanubhakta's work has greatly enhanced the popularity of Ramayana and its story originally written in Sanskrit. As he mainly wrote Ramayana in Nepal, Bhanubhakta is also known as Aadi Kavi or a pioneering poet. The Cambodian version of Ramayana, Riemkar (Khmer: Rama's glory) is the story of the most famous Khmer literature since the Hanan era. It adapts the concept of Hinduism to the theme of Buddhism and shows the balance between good and evil of the world. There are some differences between Reamker and the original Ramayana, such as the scenes not included in the original version, and the emphasis on Hanuman and Sovanna Maccha.

Indonesia is adapted to Ramayana including Java's Kakawin Ramayana and Bali Indonesian Ramakavaca. When there is a difference between the Java version of Ramayana version and the original Hindu version. The first half of Kakawin Ramayana is similar to the original Sanskrit version, but the second half is quite different from the original Ramayana. Recognizable modifications of Javanese Ramayana include the native Javan guardian, Semar, and his deformed sons Gareng, Petruk, and Bagong, and these are four important Punokawans or "clowns We will form a servant. It is believed that Kakawin Ramayana was written in Central Java around the year 870 during the reign of Mpu Sindok in Medan Kingdom. : 128 Although the Java people Cakauin Ramayana was not based on Varmiki's epic, which was then the most famous version of Lama at the time, Ravana Vada or Indian poet Batikavia poetry of the sixth or seventh century "Ravana Massacre" .