Sita Painting

The story of Ramakien, Lord Vishnu is Phra Narai, who incarnated on Earth as Pra Ram (Rama) as the son of Thao Thotsarot (Dasharatha) and Nang Kausuriya (Kaushalya), in the kingdom of Ayutthaya (Ayodhya). Nang Sida (Sita) is Pra Ram’s sibling, as well as wife, and Thotsakan (Ravana) lusts on Sita and kidnaps her. Here Kishkindha is Khitkin, and their king is Phali Tirat (Bali), with Sukreep (Sugriva) as the viceroy, and Ongkhot (Angada) is Phali’s son, with Chomphuphan (Jambavan) as Phali’s adopted son. Hanuman is the nephew of Phali and Sukreep here. Phiphek (Vibhishana) is the estranged brother of Thotsakan, and an excellent astrologist who helps Pra Ram defeat Thotsakan. Sita is the daughter of an earth goddess. In her youth, she married Rama, the prince of Ayodhya. Soon after the marriage, King Dasaratha was planning to turn over his throne to his son, Rama. However, his wife Kaikeyi, the mother of Bharata, reminded Dasaratha that he had once promised to grant her two wishes. Reluctantly, the king granted Kaikeyi her wishes – to banish Rama and place her son Bharata on the throne. A dutiful son, Rama accepted his banishment and went to the Dandaka Forest with Sita. King Dasaratha died of grief soon after they departed. Bharata had been away during these earlier events. When called back to take the throne, he agreed to rule only during his brother’s absence and acknowledged Rama as the rightful king. Ren cited this as an example of extreme honour, a theme that pervades the Ramakien.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas wood frame

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:15.7 W x 19.7 H x 0.6 D in

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