Maharshi valmiki kaun the

Every year, on 24 October, we celebrate Valmiki Jayanthi to honor the great poet and sage Valmiki, known for composing the great Indian epic Ramayana. Maharshi Valmiki is also referred to as 'Adikavi' or the first poet, as the Ramayana is considered to be the first epic poem. Valmiki is also believed to have come up with the format of 'shloka' - a Sanskrit verse form that has been used to compose various other texts such as the Mahabharata and the Puranas. Early life The boy born to sage Prachetasa was given the name Ratnakara by his parents. It is said that when Ratnakara was a few years old, he wandered into a forest and got lost. The young boy was found by a hunter who adopted and raised him. Under his foster father's guidance, Ratnakara also grew up to become an accomplished hunter. When Ratnakara reached marriageable age, he was married to a girl from the hunter's family. With time, Ratnakara's family also increased in number and he became a father to many children. The expansion of his family meant it became difficult for hunter Ratnakara to make ends meet. As a result, out of desperation, he took to robbery and began looting travelers who passed by his area. The transformation One day, sage Narada was passing by the forest where Ratnakara lived. Sensing a good opportunity, Ratnakara attacked Narada intending to rob him. However, Narada remained unfazed. This surprised Ratnakara, who was used to the sight of people cowering in fear at the very mention of his name. Na...

Obv: Standing figure, probably of Vishvamitra, Mahadevasa Dharaghoshasa/Odumbarisa "Great Lord King Dharaghosha/Prince of Audumabara", across: Viçvamitra "Vishvamitra". Rev: Trident battle-axe, tree with railing, Historically, Viśvāmitra Gāthina was a Rigvedic Most of the stories related to Vishvamitra's life is narrated in the Valmiki Ramayana, prose 51 of Bala Kanda, starts with the story of Vishvamitra: There was a king named Kusha (not to be confused with His story also appears in various Puranas; however, with variations from Ramayana. Mahabharata narrates the birth of Vishvamitra. According to Mahabharata). Life and legends [ ] Birth [ ] Satyavati was married to an old man known as Richika who was foremost among the race of Conflicts with Vashista [ ] • v • t • e In one encounter, Vishvamitra cursed the king Alternative version [ ] Vashista destroys Vishvamitra's entire army by the simple use of his great mystic and spiritual powers, breathing the An enraged Vashista brings out his brahmadanda, a wooden stick imbued with the power of Seduction by Menaka [ ] And the timid and beautiful Menaka then entered the retreat and saw there Visvamitra who had burnt, by his penances, all his sins, and was engaged still in ascetic penances. And saluting the Rishi, she then began to sport before him. And just at that time Marut robbed her of her garments that were white as the Moon. And she thereupon ran, as if in great bashfulness, to catch hold of her attire, and as if she was e...

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