THE DEPICTION OF NATURAL BEAUTY IN THE INDIAN EPIC
Dr. Neeraj Kumari
Associate Professor, Sanskrit Department Thakur Biri Singh Degree College Tundla, Firozabad, India
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Nature has an important place in Ram Katha. The story area, despite being related to human life, is inextricably linked with forests, groves, ashrams, mountains, rivers, gardens, seas, etc. The natural elements related to this are essential integral parts of the story. Therefore, the storytellers of the era have used nature according to the need and description / observation ability. Many forms of nature depiction are accepted in the poetic tradition. By giving examples of these forms of nature from criticism-poetry-Valmiki Ramayana, the related beauty and elegance will also be analysed.
Keywords:
valmiki ramayan; Indian Epic; nature
References
- Kavyadarsh - Dandi, 1/16 and Kavyalankar, Rudrat - 16/13
- Valmiki Ramayana 315/21-22
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