where is Ayodhya.
It is a divine wish that all of them should be united like this.” These four consorts of the four sons of Dasaratha were of exemplary excellence. Sita and Urmila, the daughters of Janaka, were married to Rama and Lakshmana, respectively. Mandavi and Shruthakeerthi, the daughters of Kushadwaja, Janaka’s brother, were married to Bharatha and Satrughna, respectively. Since the four daughters-in-law were ideal women, the home of Dasaratha was an ideal home. When Vishwamitra took permission of Dasaratha to take Rama with him for the protection of the yagna, Lakshmana automatically followed Rama. As they started moving in the forest, led by Vishwamitra, the sage taught them two mantras. He taught them the mantras Bala and Atibala so that they would not suffer from hunger and sleeplessness. Though Vishwamitra knew that Rama and Lakshmana were divine children, he came under the spell of maya (illustion) and taught them the sacred mantras. Vishwamitra taught these mantras so that they would not
It is Divine wish that all of them should be united like this.” These four consorts of the four sons of Dasaratha were of exemplary excellence. Sita and Urmila were the daughters of Janaka, and married Rama and Lakshmana respectively. Mandavi and Shruthakeerthi who were the daughters of Kushadvaja, Janaka’s brother, married Bharatha and Shatrugna respectively. As the four daughters-in-law were ideal women, the home of Dasaratha was an ideal home. When Vishwamitra took the permission of Dasaratha to take Rama with him for the protection of the Yagna, Lakshmana automatically followed Rama. As they started moving in the forest led by Vishwamitra, the sage taught them two mantras to Rama and Lakshmana. He taught them the mantras Bala and Atibala so that they would not suffer from hunger and sleeplessness. Though Vishwamitra knew that Rama and Lakshmana were divine children, he came under the spell of Maya and taught them the sacred mantras. Vishwamitra taught these mantras so that they wou
