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Ramayana In Rhymes
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In ancient India, there were two kingdoms one called Mithila, ruled by King Janaka, whose daughter was Seetha, and the other called Kosala, ruled by Dasaratha, who had three wives and four sons. Kouwalya, the chief of the queens, gave birth to Rama, the hero of Ramayana, while Sumitra had twins called Lakshmana and Satrughna and Kaikeyi, the most beautiful queen, had Bharatha. Rama was the handsomest of all. |
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