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| Ravana's Son (Indrajit) |
Indrajit, also known as Meghanada, was the eldest son of Ravana, the demon king of Lanka. He was a great warrior and was considered almost invincible in battle due to a boon he received from Lord Brahma. He was named 'Indrajit' after he defeated Indra, the king of the Devas.
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Indrajit played a crucial role in the battle between Ravana and Ram. He was one of the strongest warriors on Ravana's side and caused great damage to Ram's army. He even managed to capture Hanuman, but Hanuman escaped with the help of Lord Rama. Indrajit used his magical powers to create illusions and confuse the enemy. However, he was eventually killed by Lakshmana, Ram's brother.
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| Ravana |
Ravana was the demon king of Lanka and the main antagonist in the Ramayana. He was a devout follower of Lord Shiva and was known for his wisdom, scholarly knowledge, and musical skills. However, his desire to conquer the world and his lust for Sita led to his downfall.
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Ravana was the leader of the demon army that fought against Ram's army. Despite his strength and prowess, he was unable to defeat Ram and his army. In the final battle, Ravana was killed by Ram, thus ending his reign of terror and freeing Sita from his captivity.
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| Ram |
Ram is the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu and the hero of the Ramayana. He is known for his virtues, righteousness, and adherence to dharma. He was the prince of Ayodhya and was married to Sita.
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Ram led the army of monkeys and bears against Ravana's demon army to rescue his wife Sita. With the help of his allies, including Hanuman and his brother Lakshmana, Ram was able to defeat Ravana and his army, kill Indrajit, and rescue Sita.
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