The Arrows Of Ayodhya The Lakshman Trilogy - Softcover

Raman Sharma

9788199212701: The Arrows Of Ayodhya The Lakshman Trilogy

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ISBN 10: 8199212705 ISBN 13: 9788199212701

Verlag: Anecdote, 2026

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Welcome to a time when Kings ruled the Earth... To a time when demons were spreading their wrath across all three worlds. And a time when the Gods themselves descended to earth to vanquish evil and restore balance! The city of Ayodhya is rejoicing the arrival of its four princes born to King Dasarath and his three Queens. Right from the start Ram, the eldest, and Lakshman, the avatar of the mighty Sheshnag himself, are inseparable. From fending off demons in the forests to attending a grand wedding competition, from challenging the mightiest of men to suffering betrayal from within the family, the brothers experience it all till Ram leaves for a fourteen-year banishment to the forest with his wife Sita, and Lakshman follows suit. But unknown to them lurks a danger. A sinister presence that will change the course of everyone's lives, once she comes in contact with the mighty Lakshman. Who is this sinister entity? What betrayal have the brothers faced? And how has Lakshman sacrificed it all to be a dutiful brother? To know more, read a fast paced and action-packed retelling of the legendary Ramayan like never before this time from the point of view of the muscular, hot-headed, dutiful and courageous Lakshman as he unleashes THE ARROWS OF AYODHYA!

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Raman is a world class illusionist, and has held several Guinness World Records in the past. He has also been featured in newspapers such as The Times of India, and the Toronto Star. Just like magic, Raman has always had a love for writing. As a student, he won several awards in school for his storytelling talents and was even voted as the Valedictorian for his graduating class. A fascination for the Ramayan was ingrained into Raman from an early age. He was only six years old when his parents brought home the 26 VHS set of Ramanand Sagar�€™s popular television serial. From that moment, Raman�€™s life would change. He became extremely obsessed with the epic, and would day dream about it. When children would be watching cartoons, Raman was busy playing his favorite episodes of the Ramayan on his television. For some reason, the character of Lakshman always stood out to Raman. He felt he could relate to him, in many ways. When making this book, it only made sense for him to write it through the eyes of Lord Ram�€™s shadow, Lakshman.

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