Myths of the Hindus & Buddhists

Glossary56-58 his wrath over Sita s;abduction, 60 ;his grief overJatayu s death, 61 ;Hanuinanreturns to, 74 ; praises Hanuman,75 takes counsel with;Ocean, 77 Ocean; advises, 78 ;besieges Lanka, 79-94 ; slaysRavana, 94 Sita; brought to,95. 96 renounces; SIt, 97 ;Sita restored to, 99 ;Shivareveals Dasharatha to, 99 ;Lord of Ayodhya, 100 returns;to Ayodhya, 101-117; consecrated as king, 104 ;Sita ssecond trial and, 106-110;returns to Ayodhya, 112 ; prepares a horse-sacrifice, 112;hears song of Kusha (Kusi) andLava, H2; hears Valmiki ssong, 113; last days of, 1 15-117; Vishvamitra relates taleof Ganga to, 322RAMANAKA DWIPA. Home ofKaliya, a poisonous hydra, 226,227RA MA YA-NA, The. Compared withthe Iliad, 6 ;both epics probably go back to common legendary sources, 6 ; taught toKusi and Lava by Valmiki, 6;date of latest redaction A.D.400, 6 ; present version acondensed translation, 7 ;ethicof the, 7 no Hindu child;unfamiliar with, 8; suggestion^f Indexstory of the siege of Lanka and,13; Mandodari grieves fur.13 ; hisof, 2(y ;oppression complaineddisturbs Vishvamitra ssacrifices, 27 ; Surpanakha,sister of, 54 Khara; youngerbrother of, 54 ;his wrath, 55-(>4 ; description of, 55, 56 ;inyogi guise appears to Sita, 58 ;abducts Sita, 58, 60 ;his conflict with Jatayu, 59 ; monkeyhost sent in search of, 63 ;Hanuman s search for, 66-75 ;by subtle falsehood seeks to betray Sita, 79 called to; battle,80 ;battle between Rama and,80-94 slain; by Rama,his funeral pyre, 95 ;the boonwon by, 105 ;renown of Rama sconquest of, 106 ;identical withHiranyakashipu, 242RELEASE. Buddha declares thatYashodhara will obtain, 276;princes of Shakyas and Kolisobtain, 279 women admitted;to the priesthood and attain,279, 280 ;is the knowledge ofReality (Self), 398RELIGION. The motives of, 3 ;primitive science and, 383 the;old Vedic, the worship of the personified powers of Nature, 397REMUS, UNCLE. Tales of, reference to, 1 5RENUNCIATION (vairagya, turningof Sita recorded in, to adoptaway), 400yogf-morality, 10;idea of a REWAT!. Daughter of Rfijatrue aristocratic society ex Rewat of Arnta ;marries Balaram,241plains some of the most significant episodes in the Ramdyana,1 the 1 ; significance of, god of, 213RIGHTEOUSNESS. Dharma, the13 ; the, as animal epos, 14 ;RIG-VEDA. The early scripturefirst of popular scriptures ofof India ;the Tenth Book ofHinduism, 19 the counter; the, 17 references to; Ajaplotof, provided by five great Ekapada in, 388monkeys, 21 Hanuman; figures RISHABHA. Golden jar given to,in, 21, 22 ;related to Valmiki103by Narada, 23 ; taught to RISHIS. Sacrificial priests assoKusi and Lava, 24 Valmikiciated with the devas in ; Swarga,and the, 112; the Vishnu39iPurana and, 217 events re RISHYA-MU KHA. Mountain on;lated in, took place in the\vhirh Sugriva dwelt, r.jDvapara yuga, 393RISHYA-SHRINGA. Santa given to,RAT! (Passion). Wife of Kamadeva,god of Love, 391RITUPARNA. King of Ayodhya ;25RA-VA-NA. Equivalent Ravan. Nala becomes the charioteer of,Demon king of Lanka ;the3632D2 419