In its later chapters, the poet tells of learning the story from Narada while raising the hero's twin sons.
In its later chapters, the poet tells of learning the story from Narada while raising the hero's twin sons. Its hero slays Kumbha-Karna, Ravana, and countless other Rakshasas, with help from his brother Lakshman and the monkey warrior Hanuman. For 10 points, the hero described by Valmiki eventually reigns alongside Sita for ten thousand years in what Indian epic?
In its later chapters, the poet tells of learning the story from Narada while raising the hero's twin sons.
the {Ramayana}