New Odia Book Sundarakanda By Dr. Ramachanra Sarangi

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New Odia Book Sundarakanda By Dr. Ramachanra
Shadangi
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New Odia Book Sundarakanda By Dr. Ramachanra
Shadangi

• Sundarakanda, which translates to beautiful
  incident book, is the fifth book in the Ramayana,
  a Hindu epic. It narrates Hanumans journeys. The
  first person to scripturally record the Ramayana
  was Valmiki, who also wrote the original Sundara
  Kanda, which is written in Sanskrit. The only
  chapter of the Ramayana in which Hanuman rather
  than Rama serves as the protagonist is Sundara
  Kanda. In the text,Hanuman strength, altruism,
  and devotion to Rama are stressed. Hanumans
  mother Anjani and Sage affectionately referred to
  him as Sundara. Given that the main focus of this
  Kand is Hanumans journey to Lanka, Valmiki choose
  this name above others. The Telugu version of
  Sundarakanda Story is available in this app in 12
  chapters.
• The Sundara Kanda, which is the core of Valmiki's
  Ramayana, is a thorough and vivid recounting of
  Hanuman's exploits. After finding out about Sita,
  Hanuman transforms into a gigantic being and,
  after battling Surasa, the mother of the Nagas
  and Sinhika, who is sent by the Devatas, makes a
  titanic leap across the ocean to Lanka.Hanuman
  looks for Sita in Lanka and locates her at Ashoka
  Vatika.
• In the Ashoka Vatika, Sita is courted and
  intimidated into marrying Ravana by him and his
  demonic mistresses. She is reassured by Hanuman,
  who presents Rama's signet ring as a token of his
  good faith. Sita declines his offer to carry her
  back to Rama since she doesn't want to be saved
  by anybody but
• Then, Hanuman causes destruction in Lanka by
  razing buildings and trees and killing Ravana's
  soldiers. He consents to being apprehended and
  brought before Ravana. He challenges Ravana to
  free Sita with a forceful speech. He is condemned
  and his tail is set on fire, but he escapes his
  bonds and, leaping from roof to roof, sets fire
  to Ravana's citadel and makes the giant leap back
  from the island.