Sita was robbed

 

Sita was robbed

 

When Agudemba and his donkey traveled through India, he continued to tell the donkey the mythical story of Rama after he was deprived of the right to inherit the throne.

The King of Ten Chariots could not bear the sadness of saying goodbye to Rama and died soon after Rama left.

Bharata, who had been staying at his uncle's house for some reason, came back and knew all this. He first condemned his mother's selfishness, and after his father's funeral, he was determined to go to his brother Rama immediately and invite him to come back and ascend the throne.

Rama's brother Lakshmana saw Bharat's army from a distance in the forest. Lakshmana thought that Bharat had evil intentions, but Rama believed that Bharat was not that kind of person.

Bharat met his brother Rama and asked him to return to the country to govern. Rama said that he would strictly abide by the promises made by his father and himself. Finally, Bharata brought Rama's clogs back to the country and placed them on the throne, saying that he only ruled for Rama for 14 years.

Rama, Lakshmana and Sita continued to live in exile in the forest, and ten years passed in the blink of an eye. In the eleventh year, they found a place with beautiful scenery and abundant fruits and built a new hut.

At this time, the enchantress Subana proposed to the handsome Rama, but was rejected. The witch Subhana also courted Rama's brother Lakshmana, but Lakshmana cut off her nose and ears.

Subhana ran to Lanka to find her brother Ravana to avenge her.

Ravana is the leader of the Rakshasa, with ten heads and twenty arms. When he heard his sister say how heroic Rama was and how beautiful Sita was, he was moved. He took a flying car and first found a man named Malizha. Rakshasa, let Maurizha go and seduce Rama.

Morizha was good at changing, and he turned into a golden deer and danced happily on the grass in front of Rama's hut. Sita was indeed fascinated by the deer. Imploring Rama to catch it. Rama asked Lakshmana to protect Sita and went to chase the deer. After chasing for a long time, Rama opened his bow and shot an arrow. The arrow hit Marija and he revealed his original shape, but before he died, he imitated Rama's voice and shouted: "Lakshmana! Sita!"

Hearing this cry, Sita was concerned about Rama's safety and did not hesitate to speak harshly. Ask Lakshmana to go to Rama. Lakshmana left helplessly. Ravana, who was hiding nearby, transformed into a Brahmin ascetic and won Sita's trust. Then he revealed his true form, grabbed Sita and took her away by force. Sita cried all the way.

Garuda King who was resting in the forest heard the sound and stopped Ravana. He wanted to stop Ravana from robbing his wife. After a fierce fight, Garuda was severely injured by Ravana due to his old age and frailty, and fell to the ground. Ravana picked up Sita and continued flying forward. When flying over a high mountain, Sita deliberately threw her scarf to the monkey king Miaoxiang on the monkey mountain.

Ravana kidnapped Sita to the island of Lanka and locked her up in his gorgeous palace. He asked the female Rakshasas to take care of her and asked them to persuade Sita to marry him. Sita said it was absolutely impossible, and her husband Rama would definitely come to save her and destroy Ravana.

Ravana began to prepare for a decisive battle with Rama.

 

Agudemba sang a Lankan song "Snatching Love":

 

This world is too ridiculous

Ridiculous things happen every day

Fighting for love between men and women has become a trend

Palace hell, no pure land

 

Slutty women are so shameless

Always want to deceive kind men

Beauty Trap to Steal a Husband

If you harm others, you will harm yourself as well.

Subhana, the enchantress of Lanka

Typical evil woman abandoned by others

Seducing Brothers Rama

Rejection is natural

 

Ravana, the demon brother

Chief of Lanka Rakshasa

The devil has ten heads

And twenty arms

Domineering and lustful

I heard Sita is as beautiful as a flower

Acting with evil intentions and resorting to tricks

Kidnapping Sita on the Island

 

The husband who steals someone is a slut

He who steals someone's wife is a scumbag

Sluts and scumbags are not uncommon

Demons and gods are lustful