The Children's Ramayana / Upendrakishore Ray Chowdhury.

By:

Chowdhury, Upendrakishore Ray

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Delhi: Talking Cub, 2019.Description: 204 p. ; ill. colISBN:

9789388874335
9388874331
9789388874342

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DDC classification:

823.92 CHO

Contents:

Table of Content : Translator's Introduction The Princes of Ayodhya Growing Up in Ayodhya Exiled in the Forest Kishkindhya and the Monkeys Finding Sita War in Lanka and Homecoming

Summary: Prince Ram, son of Dasharath, is loved and revered by everyone in the kingdom of Ayodhya. But Queen Kaikeyis greed and ambition cause him to be exiled for fourteen years. Along with his wife Sita and brother Lakshman, he leaves the kingdom for dense forests full of rakshasas. Soon Raavan, the terrifying king of Lanka, finds his way to them and abducts Sita. How does Ram, the bravest warrior of all, cross hills and rivers and the sea to rescue Sita and bring her back home? Upendrakishore Ray Chowdhurys delightful retelling of the Ramayana has enthralled Bengali and other readers for over a century. With this vivid translation, a new generation of girls and boys can travel into an ancient world of princes and rakshasas, vanaras and ogres, epic battles and flying chariots, honour and bravery, loyalty and friendship.

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Target Audience: Age 8 Years and Above

Table of Content : Translator's Introduction The Princes of Ayodhya Growing Up in Ayodhya Exiled in the Forest Kishkindhya and the Monkeys Finding Sita War in Lanka and Homecoming

Prince Ram, son of Dasharath, is loved and revered by everyone in the kingdom of Ayodhya. But Queen Kaikeyis greed and ambition cause him to be exiled for fourteen years. Along with his wife Sita and brother Lakshman, he leaves the kingdom for dense forests full of rakshasas. Soon Raavan, the terrifying king of Lanka, finds his way to them and abducts Sita. How does Ram, the bravest warrior of all, cross hills and rivers and the sea to rescue Sita and bring her back home? Upendrakishore Ray Chowdhurys delightful retelling of the Ramayana has enthralled Bengali and other readers for over a century. With this vivid translation, a new generation of girls and boys can travel into an ancient world of princes and rakshasas, vanaras and ogres, epic battles and flying chariots, honour and bravery, loyalty and friendship.

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