Giradhara Ramayana: Composed in Gujarati by Giradhara, The Great Son of the Soil in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries AD Sri Annapoorna devi Yantra Rama accepts His destiny and

Rama accepts His destiny and departs as the kingdom mourns His loss

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Giradhara Ramayana: Composed in Gujarati by Giradhara, The Great Son of the Soil in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries AD Sri Annapoorna devi Yantra Rama accepts His destiny andThe Ramayana or the story of Rama, has been dominating the Indian religious scene from the time immemorial. Before composition of the work of poetic excellence by the sage Valmiki, who is considered to be the pioneer of the same, the story was available in fragments in different parts of the country. Though the sage Valmiki was inspired by the sage Narada for composing the Ramayana but Valmiki had to collect several fragments of the story from various