The Ramayana by Valmiki

Valmichi's Ramayana influenced and shaped every aspect of Indian society. Ramayana was written around 550 BC. In Sanskrit. The story consists of 24,000 sections divided into seven books. These books are called Kanda (Mack 576). Every Indian knows the story of Ramayana. This story is for all infants in India. Children told the ancient story in Sanskrit, the boys like Rama, the girls were told like sita (Nair). Ramayana and Mahabharata are considered to be the classic Hindu cornerstone we know today.

The names of the characters (Rama, Shita, Dasharata, Yanaka, Vashista, Vishwamitra) are well known in late Vedic literature. But in the poetry of the surviving Veda, there is no story like Ramayana of Rammy. According to modern academic view, according to Rose Kanda, Vishnu has changed to Lama. And it became a prominent part of the epic itself by the delusion of the second half of the 1st century BC. Furthermore, in the epic Mahabharata, there is Ramayana called Ramopakhyana. This version is drawn as a story of Judithyla

Whether the first and last volumes of Valmayiki 's Ramayana (bala kandam and uttara kandam) were written by the authors is debated. Most Hindus believe that there are some differences in styles and story contradictions between two books and other books, but they still think they are an integral part of the book.

I believe that these people truly fight against sacred creatures and their story has played a role in the ancient world This is the formation of society and the beginning of civilization. The epics of "Gilgamesh" and "Rammyan of Valmichi" serve their society as an outline of moral principles, define the role of heroes, and plant the belief that humanity makes mistakes. How nice. An obvious feature of society is that it has rules and ethics expected by individuals.

Tulsidas was inspired by Adhyatma Ramayana. There, the other characters of Rama and Valmiki Ramayana and their attributes (saguna narrative) have been converted to Atma (soul, self, Brahman) of spiritual terms and abstract expressions without attributes (nirguna reality) . According to Kapoor, the story of Rama's life in Rama Charitamanas combines myths, philosophy and religious beliefs into a paper on the story of life, moral norms, universal human values It is. It discusses human dilemmas, ideal behavioral standards, responsibility for loved ones, and mutual responsibility in dialogue. It encourages the spectators to see their lives spiritually, encourages excellent people to move forward, and uses healing lip cream to comfort the oppressed people.