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Ancient India from "summary" of Ramayan by P. R. Mitchell

The events that took place in the Ramayan are set in a time long ago, in a land that was known by a different name. It was a time of great kings and noble warriors, of love and betrayal, of gods and demons. The people of this land lived according to the ancient customs and traditions that had been passed down through generations. The society was structured in a hierarchical manner, with kings ruling over their kingdoms and priests performing religious ceremonies. The people believed in the power of karma, the idea that one's actions in this life would affect their fate in the next. They worshipped many gods and goddesses, each representing different aspects of life and nature. The land was divided into different regions, each ruled by a powerful king. These kings were often engaged in wars with each other, seeking to expand their territories and increase their wealth and power. The people who lived in these regions were fiercely loyal to their kings, willing to fight and die for them if necessary. The Ramayan tells the story of one such king, Rama, and h...
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    Ramayan

    P. R. Mitchell

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