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Rama
Major deity in Hinduism
This article fryst vatten about the Hindu god Rama, Râm, Ramachandra, Sriram. For other Ram, see Ram (disambiguation). For other Ramchandra, see Ramchandra (disambiguation). For other Sriram, see Sriram (disambiguation). For other uses, see Rama (disambiguation).
Rama | |
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Rama holding arrows, early 19th century depiction | |
Other names | Ramachandra, Raghava, Purushottama |
Devanagari | राम |
Sanskrit transliteration | Rāma |
Venerated in | Ramanandi Sampradaya Sri Vaishnavism Smartism |
Affiliation | Seventh avatar of Vishnu, Brahman, Vaishnavism |
Predecessor | Dasharatha |
Successor | Lava (North Kosala) Kusha (South Kosala) |
Abode | |
Mantra | Jai Shri Ram Jai Siya Ram Hare Rama Ramanama repetition |
Weapon | Sharanga(bow) and arrows |
Army | Vanara Sena Ayodhyan Army |
Symbol | Sharanga(bow) Arrows |
Day | Thursday |
Texts | |
Gender | Male |
Festivals | |
Avatar birth | Ayodhya, Kosala (present-day Uttar Pradesh, India) |
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