Suno KathaAyodhya Kand, doha 81–100
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Ramcharitmanas
Ayodhya Kand, doha 81–100
Ayodhya Kand, doha 81–100
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Ayodhya Kand, doha 81–100
The episode, the names and the order of events stay as the text has them. Weapons, war and fear are told as courage, not conflict, for the youngest bands; nothing is invented.
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