So far you have just come to know that Lord Shriram had three brothers Lakshman, Bharat, and Shatrughna, but did you know, there was also a sister of Lord Rama? You might have been surprised by reading this question because the Ramchrita Manas that you have read from childhood or have seen Ramayana on TV, but there was no mention of Lord Rama's sister anywhere in it. If the Ramayana of the South believed that Lord Ram had four brothers, Ram, Bharat, Lakshman, Bharat and Shatrughna and a sister, whose name was Shantya.
Shanti was bigger than all four brothers. In the Ramayana written in the south it has been written that the king was the daughter of Dasharath and Kaushalya, but after a few days of being born, he was adopted by King of Angad, Ramapada. The elder sister of Lord Rama was raised by Raja Ramapada and his wife Rishini, who was a sister of Maharani Kaushalya, sister of Ram. Three stories about Shanta are described. According to the first tale, Lord Sriram's aunt was the sister of the young woman of her age, and once in Ayodhya, she demanded a child only in laughter. Dashrath also agreed. To fulfill the promise given to Raghukul, Shantha became a princess of Angad. Shanta Vedas were proficient in art and crafts, and they were very beautiful too.
According to the second story, when Shanta was born, there was a famine in Ayodhya and the earth became dust-dust for 12 years. The worried King was advised that his daughter Shanta is the cause of famine. King Dasharath donated his daughter Shanta to the anniversary to remove the famine. After that Shantha never came to Ayodhya. It is said that Dashrath was afraid of calling him Ayodhya so that there would be no famine again.
Shanta was married to Rig Rishi, son of Maharishi Vyandak. One day when the distributors were bathing in the river, they emit in the river itself. The water was consumed by a diamond, which resulted in the birth of the Ringer sage. Once a Brahmin went to Raja Ramapada to help him in the field of crop production, the king did not pay attention to his point. Angry over the insult of his devotee, Indra did not let the rain subside, due to which it became dry. Then the king called on the Ringer sage to sacrifice. There was heavy rain after the sacrifice. The public was so happy that there was an atmosphere of celebration in Assam. At that time, Anni in and Rompad decided to give their adopted daughter Rita to the Ringer sage.
It is said in the south Ramayana that King Dasharath and his three queens were worried about who would be the successor if he did not have a son. To relieve their anxiety, Rishi Vashisht recommends that you should bring your son-in-law Yajna with your son-in-law Rig Rishi. This will bring the son.
Dasharath only invited Ringer Rishi but Rig Rishi said that I cannot come alone. My Bharara Shanta will also have to come. Knowing this thing of Rig Rishi, King Dashrath fell into the thought, because there was so much terror in his mind that if there was no famine again after coming to Ayodhya in Shantha. Then Dutarath sent a message to the son's wishes that Shanta would also come. Shanta and Rig Rishi reached Ayodhya. By the arrival of Shanta, the rain started to rain in Ayodhya and the flowers started raining. Shanta touched the feet of Dashratha.
Dashrath wondered, 'O Goddess, who are you?' The spring is surrounded by keeping your feet. ' When parents (Dashratha and Kaushalya) amazed who they are? Then Shanta said that 'he is his daughter Shanta'. Dashrath and Kaushalya were more pleased to know this Years later both of them saw their daughter
Shanti was bigger than all four brothers. In the Ramayana written in the south it has been written that the king was the daughter of Dasharath and Kaushalya, but after a few days of being born, he was adopted by King of Angad, Ramapada. The elder sister of Lord Rama was raised by Raja Ramapada and his wife Rishini, who was a sister of Maharani Kaushalya, sister of Ram. Three stories about Shanta are described. According to the first tale, Lord Sriram's aunt was the sister of the young woman of her age, and once in Ayodhya, she demanded a child only in laughter. Dashrath also agreed. To fulfill the promise given to Raghukul, Shantha became a princess of Angad. Shanta Vedas were proficient in art and crafts, and they were very beautiful too.
According to the second story, when Shanta was born, there was a famine in Ayodhya and the earth became dust-dust for 12 years. The worried King was advised that his daughter Shanta is the cause of famine. King Dasharath donated his daughter Shanta to the anniversary to remove the famine. After that Shantha never came to Ayodhya. It is said that Dashrath was afraid of calling him Ayodhya so that there would be no famine again.
Shanta was married to Rig Rishi, son of Maharishi Vyandak. One day when the distributors were bathing in the river, they emit in the river itself. The water was consumed by a diamond, which resulted in the birth of the Ringer sage. Once a Brahmin went to Raja Ramapada to help him in the field of crop production, the king did not pay attention to his point. Angry over the insult of his devotee, Indra did not let the rain subside, due to which it became dry. Then the king called on the Ringer sage to sacrifice. There was heavy rain after the sacrifice. The public was so happy that there was an atmosphere of celebration in Assam. At that time, Anni in and Rompad decided to give their adopted daughter Rita to the Ringer sage.
It is said in the south Ramayana that King Dasharath and his three queens were worried about who would be the successor if he did not have a son. To relieve their anxiety, Rishi Vashisht recommends that you should bring your son-in-law Yajna with your son-in-law Rig Rishi. This will bring the son.
Dasharath summoned great sages to his son Sumant's advice in Sonakshi yagna In this yajna, Dasharath also called the Ringer sage. Rigveda was a virtuous soul and where he used to walk, there was the success. Sumanth asked Rig to become the main Ritwik. Dashrath ordered the organizing At first, Rigvedi refused to offer the sacrifice, but later on the words of Shanta, Righesh Rishi King Dashrath was prepared to perform the Yajna.
Dashrath wondered, 'O Goddess, who are you?' The spring is surrounded by keeping your feet. ' When parents (Dashratha and Kaushalya) amazed who they are? Then Shanta said that 'he is his daughter Shanta'. Dashrath and Kaushalya were more pleased to know this Years later both of them saw their daughter
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