CDMP3 Ramayana. Play of the ancient Indian epic
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In distant India, there are two, and maybe three thousand years ago, a song about the frame - a hero, selflessly devoted to duty - to relatives and close, to their people, country. The struggle for truth and justice, against evil and violence, he devoted his life. The frame firmly and invariably believed that good would definitely triumph over evil, though to defeat a lie. This faith gave him the power to survive the difficult paths of trials, sent down by fate, and in the most difficult battles ... It is likely that the frame is the hero not invented. Apparently, the prince Rama actually lived in ancient India and gained the glory of a fearless warrior, an unbending fighter.
The author of the most ancient, the first song about the frame is not known to anyone. In India, many believe that a poet of Valmik created it. But the whole huge epic of "Ramayana", containing 48 thousand poetic lines, was hardly composed by one person. Probably, at first it was a small song, it was performed by the Singers-Skazniki, moving from city to city, from the village to the village. So, gradually replenished, and a huge poem has developed, which entered the golden fund of world literature and is deservedly considered an outstanding monument of the ancient Indian epic
The author of the most ancient, the first song about the frame is not known to anyone. In India, many believe that a poet of Valmik created it. But the whole huge epic of "Ramayana", containing 48 thousand poetic lines, was hardly composed by one person. Probably, at first it was a small song, it was performed by the Singers-Skazniki, moving from city to city, from the village to the village. So, gradually replenished, and a huge poem has developed, which entered the golden fund of world literature and is deservedly considered an outstanding monument of the ancient Indian epic
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