The Ramayana

Ravana, the King of Sri Lanka

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Ravana, the King of Sri Lanka
Rawana, the King of Sri Lanka

Painted leather puppet of ten headed Rawana, king of Sri Lanka and a devout disciple of Lord Shiva, is a central character in Ramayana.

 The Hindu Epic of Ramayana
 Ramayana

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