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Ramayana

Ramayana. By. Junho Yoon. Ravana told himself “ The Time has come for me to act by my self again.”, and challenges Rama to a battle . The Gods in heaven notice Ravana’s determined move and supports Rama. Idndra , a warrior god helps Rama by sending down his special chariot Matali .

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Ramayana

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  1. Ramayana By. Junho Yoon

  2. Ravana told himself “ The Time has come for me to act by my self again.”, and challenges Rama to a battle.

  3. The Gods in heaven notice Ravana’s determined move and supports Rama. Idndra, a warrior god helps Rama by sending down his special chariot Matali.

  4. The beat of the war drums announced the starting of the war. Ravana and Mahodara fight Rama and Lakshmana. Ravana moves so recklessly while Rama pause for a moment to consider his next step.

  5. Rama and Ravana had a crazy and intense battle of arrows, after Ravana realized about the help of the god to Rama, Ravana rages and multiplys his arms to twenty and a head to ten heads.

  6. After their brutal fights in the sky, Ravana chose to use his deadliest weapon “trident,” but Rama deflected it, shocking Ravana with confusion. Rama later injured and weaken Ravana and Ravana collapsed, but Rama waited for Ravana to stand up again.

  7. When Ravana stood back again, they countinued their fight. Trying to end the war, Rama decied to use “Brahmasthra,” which aimed for Ravana’s heart. Having forgotten to strengthen his heart, brahmasthra entered Ravana’s body and ended it.

  8. After the death of Ravana, Rama stared at the body of Ravana and noticed a scar on Ravana’s back and said it with a smile, “perhaps this is not an episode of glory for me as I seem to have killed an enemy who was turning his back and retreating.”

  9. Bibliography http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ravana http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramayana http://ritsin.com/weapons-in-the-period-of-the-ramayana.html/ http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WatPhraKeaw_Ramayana_Chariot.JPG http://www.learnnc.org/lp/editions/ramayana/1199

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