rāma in A Sentence

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    Sītā and Rāma spend fourteen years in exile.

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    Rāma is not now in this world.

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    Rāma spends the next twelve years in Ayodhyā

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    Rāma slays Rāvaṇa for abducting Sītā,

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    ParaśuRāma tells Rāma to act like a slave

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    Rāma assures him that he will be soon born

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    ParaśuRāma and Rāma, with the former being the Avatāra,

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    Sītā and Rāma see each other for the first time when

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    As he hands over the Śārṅga to Rāma, his axe disappears,

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    is a description of messages exchanged by Sītā and Rāma through Nārada,

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    ParaśuRāma further predicts that Rāma, the descendant of Raghu, will break the bow.

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    While Rāma was ruling, the people were intent on virtue and lived without telling lies.

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    people in the assembly at Sītā's Svayaṃvara view Rāma with twelve different emotions Rasas.

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    In verses 68 to 70, the child Rāma falls ill and Kaikeyī and Kauśalyā,

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    In verse 65 Rāma and Lakṣmaṇa set out to see the capital city of Mithilā.

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    After the marriage of Sītā and Rāma in Mithilā, Arundhatī meets Sītā for the first

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    while Rāghava refers to Rāma as he incarnated in the royal dynasty of king Raghu.

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    In verses 101 and 102, both Sītā and Rāma leave the garden for the temple

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    Early morning on the next day, Rāma requests Viśvāmitra to allow the brothers to get

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    Sītā and Rāma see each other for the first time when they come face-to-face in the garden.

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    The children of Mithilā take Rāma and Lakṣmaṇa around the city, and embrace Rāma in the end.

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    Śiva tells ParaśuRāma that he knows him to be the Avatāra of Rāma, who knows everything beforehand

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    Rāma spends the next twelve years in Ayodhyā and then leaves for the forest following the orders of Kaikeyī.

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    The twelve different groups of people in the assembly at Sītā's Svayaṃvara view Rāma with twelve different emotions Rasas.

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    ParaśuRāma regales in the meditation of Rāma's child form on Mahendra mountain, singing his glory in 16 verses 11.84-11.99.

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    ParaśuRāma tells Rāma to act like a slave and carry out his order of separating the offender from the crowd.

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    In verses 101 and 102, both Sītā and Rāma leave the garden for the temple and Viśvāmitra's place respectively.

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    Rāma is awake in the night, admiring the beauty of the moon which reminds him of the face of Sītā.

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    ParaśuRāma ends the praise by pleading for his protection, wishing that Sītā and Rāma forever reside in his mind,

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    arrives in the court of Sītā and Rāma, and is elated to be honoured in the assembly of Ayodhyā.

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