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The classical epics of India are rich treasures of literature. To know more, our section on Indian epics shall give you information.




Indian Epics

India is the land of famous mythologies and folklores. Some of the greatest works of ancient classical literature are found here. The two famous works that are synonymous to epic literature of India are Ramayana and Mahabharata. These two classical epics of India are written in ancient Sanskrit and present the most common ideals of human civilization that seem to have gone down the drain in the modern times. The value of truth, the importance of self-sacrifice, etc. that make an able individual are explained in much detail over here. The Indian epics are full of moral teachings and sacred discourses that are relevant in today's life also.

Sage Valmiki wrote the Ramayana centuries ago. It tells the story of Lord Rama, who was sent to an exile of 14 years along with his brother and wife. He fights a battle with the demon king Ravana of Lanka who had abducted his wife Sita. The epic is full of morals and thought provoking lines that make you realize the importance of being truthful always and never deter from the path of good. The devotion of each and every character in this epic is commendable and we all have something to learn from this. Our section on Ramayana shall provide you with more information about this epic.

The Mahabharata is another famous Indian epic that is a treasure in the Indian epics literature. Written by the famous sage, Ved Vyasa, this epic talks about the importance of following one's assigned duties in life. It talks of deceit, lies and other vices and yet tells how the good always emerges triumphant over the evil. The Mahabharata is a brilliant portrayal of ancient politics and shows the extent to which people can let go off their principles to gain some selfish desires. Read on our section on the Mahabharata to know more about this brilliant epic.










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