Ramayana Series: The Complete Edition
Ashok K. Banker
Language: English
Pages: 1965
ISBN: 2:00106114
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
THE FIRST COMPLETE COLLECTOR'S EDITION OF THE ENTIRE RAMAYANA SERIES!
THIS MASSIVE 3,000 PAGE COMPLETE EDITION CONTAINS THE COMPLETE TEXT OF ALL BOOKS IN THE SERIES.
INCLUDES:
PRINCE OF DHARMA: RAMAYANA SERIES Part 1
which contains the complete text of Prince of Ayodhya & Siege of Mithila
PRINCE IN EXILE: RAMAYANA SERIES Part 2
which contains the complete text of Demons of Chitrakut & Armies of Hanuman
PRINCE AT WAR: RAMAYANA SERIES Part 3
which contains the complete text of Bridge of Rama & King of Ayodhya
PRINCE OF DHARMA: RAMAYANA SERIES Part 4
which contains the complete text of Vengeance of Ravana & Sons of Sita
THE ONLY AUTHORIZED EDITION OF THE 1.1 MILLION COPIES BESTSELLING & CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED EPIC SERIES!
Ashok K. Banker’s Ramayana series is presented here the way the author originally intended for his retelling. This Complete Edition contains all the Four omnibus ebook editions which in turn bring together all the eight books in this hugely popular and bestselling series. This massive Collector's Edition contains over a million words of text and includes ALL the original Author Introductions and Prefaces to the Indian print editions, hand-crafted by the author himself and made available exclusively under his own AKB eBOOKS imprint.
The Seven Sisters: Kitchen Tales From The North East
May You Be the Mother of a Hundred Sons: A Journey Among the Women of India
Capital: The Eruption of Delhi
Lack of noise. They’ll run us into the ground if they don’t stop . . . now. As if hearing his thoughts, the Vajra captain raised his arm. The bowstring tightened between Rama’s thumb and forefinger, the taut cord thrumming in the soft breeze from the valley. ‘Halt!’ called the captain. The chariots and horse came to a halt, their line filling the field to either side of Rama and Lakshman. If the approach had been relatively lowkey, then in contrast the silence that followed was.
Unfamiliar to your eyes. Yet they are your own distant relatives by marriage, the rajkumars Rama Chandra and Lakshmana, sons of Dasaratha, Maharaja of Ayodhya, ruler of Kosala.’ Janak sprang up from his throne. ‘Rama and Lakshman? Impossible!’ He came forward, taking Rama by the shoulders, then Lakshman, looking at each one with stunned amazement. ‘Yes! Of course. I see the resemblance now. You, Rama, have inherited Maharani Kausalya’s striking beauty and complexion as well as your father’s.
Feast.’ Lakshman saw that the motley band clustered on the rajmarg were watching the discussion eagerly. Several had picked up their belongings or boarded their mounts and vehicles, expecting that the rajkumars would secure entry for them into the city. The senapati pursed his lips. ‘Rajkumar Rama, what you say is true. But the beast that entered earlier was able to change his bhes-bhav to resemble the great Brahmarishi Vishwamitra. His devilish deception fooled almost everyone, including.
Agility has fled forever. My wounds are too grievous to heal completely, my crippling too extreme. Yet if I must crawl down this tree trunk and drag myself to the battlefield, still will I fight for Rama’s cause. Tell me the place and the time and I will be there, Rama. Give me the honour of fighting one last time by your side.’ Rama was silent a long moment. Jatayu had never mastered the art of interpreting the appearance of human faces to ferret out the inner workings of their emotions, and.
And life that the earth deity provided. The anthem came to an end. Lakshman’s voice died away, as did his brothers’. There was a brief moment of deafening emptiness. And then, it was all over. TWENTY-THREE Manthara cried out with rage and threw the sacrificial trishul into the yagna fire, obliterating the image that had appeared there, an image of the happenings on the turn-off to Jagganath Marg. The trishul, identical to those carried by the tantrics in the scene she had just.