Le Râmâyana - tome second Poème sanscrit de Valmiky   By: Valmiki

Le Râmâyana - tome second Poème sanscrit de Valmiky by Valmiki is a beautifully written epic poem that continues the story of Prince Rama and his quest to rescue his wife Sita from the demon king Ravana. The language is rich and poetic, transporting the reader to ancient India and immersing them in a world of gods, demons, and epic battles.

The characters in this second volume are vividly portrayed, each with their own motivations and flaws. Prince Rama is a noble and courageous hero, while Sita is a strong and determined woman who refuses to be a mere damsel in distress. The villainous Ravana is a formidable foe, clever and power-hungry, making him a worthy antagonist for our heroes.

The story is full of twists and turns, with plenty of action and drama to keep the reader engaged. The themes of honor, duty, and sacrifice are woven throughout the narrative, adding depth and meaning to the epic tale.

Overall, Le Râmâyana - tome second Poème sanscrit de Valmiky by Valmiki is a masterpiece of Sanskrit literature that deserves its place among the greatest works of world literature. Whether you are a fan of epic poetry, mythology, or just enjoy a good story, this book is sure to captivate and inspire you.

First Page:

L'exterminateur des héros ennemis, Lakshmana, dis je, l'âme tout enveloppée de colère, vit alors cette grande caverne, belle, charmante, délicieuse, remplie de machines de guerre, embellie de jardins et de bosquets, encombrée d'hôtels et de palais, merveilleuse, céleste, faite d'or, bâtie par les mains de Viçvakarma, avec des forêts de fleurs variées, avec des bois plantés d'arbres au gré de tous les désirs, avec toute la diversité des jouissances bocagères, avec des singes du plus aimable aspect, qui pouvaient changer de forme suivant leur fantaisie, vêtus de robes divines, parés de guirlandes célestes, fils des Gandharvas ou des Dieux, et, pour comble , avec une grande rue, embaumée de parfums aux senteurs exquises de lotus, d'aloès, de sandal, de rhum et de miel... Continue reading book >>