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Discover the profound depths of ancient Indian literature with 'The R?m?ya?a of V?lm?ki: An Epic of Ancient India, Volume VII'. This critical English edition presents the final segment of the monumental epic, encompassing essential themes of duty, love, and moral intricacies. Volume VII, which features the Uttarakanda, recounts King Rama's enduring reign filled with challenges and triumphs. Dive into the rich narrative that explores the history of the raksasas and the tragic downfall of Ravana. Witness Rama's heartfelt reunions and devastating decisions, including his banishment of Sita, a moment that ignites complex social and religious debates. Ideal for scholars, students, or anyone interested in epic tales from ancient India, this book offers a detailed analysis and engaging translation that brings Valmiki’s work to contemporary readers. Accompanied by an extensive introduction, comprehensive notes, and a bibliography, this volume serves as both an academic resource and a captivating read. Enhance your understanding of Indian epics and their cultural significance by adding 'The R?m?ya?a of V?lm?ki: An Epic of Ancient India, Volume VII' to your collection today. Perfect for anyone passionate about epic poetry, history, and the moral dilemmas faced by rulers, this work continues to inspire and provoke thought, standing the test of time.