Ramayana. The tale of Lord Rama
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This book is a short retelling of the great ancient Indian poem "Ramayana". This is a reprint of the book "Ramayana, an ancient Indian poem processed for youth M. Chistyakov" (1908) in modern spelling. "Ramayana" is an outstanding work of ancient India, written in the VII -IV centuries. BC. In Sanskrit in poetic form. It tells about the love story of the Rama and Sita - the incarnations of Vishnu and his wife Lakshmi. The frame is shown as a person with dignity and righteousness, and Sita is depicted as an ideal of female purity. She follows her husband in exile, where he is abducted by the king of Rakshasov Ravana, the ruler of Lanka. The frame with the allies saves her from captivity, killing Ravana. Later, she gives rise to the heirs to the frame - Kush and Lava.
The epic is affected by the themes of the meaning of human existence and dharma. The poem contains the teachings of the ancient Indian sages, which are represented through an allegorical narrative combined with the presentation of moral and philosophical ideas
The epic is affected by the themes of the meaning of human existence and dharma. The poem contains the teachings of the ancient Indian sages, which are represented through an allegorical narrative combined with the presentation of moral and philosophical ideas
Author:
Author:Chistyakov M.N.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-413-02640-3
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