Day 3 , tadka subahu vadh aur sita swayamvar ghosana || तड़का सुबाहु वध और सीता स्वयंवर की घोषणा

Day 3 , tadka subahu vadh aur sita swayamvar ghosana || तड़का सुबाहु वध और सीता स्वयंवर की घोषणा

Tadka (or Surpanakha in some versions) is a powerful demoness, the sister of Ravana. She is known for her beauty and fierce nature. In the story, she becomes infatuated with Rama and, upon being rejected, seeks revenge by attacking Sita, Rama's wife. Rama, defending Sita, ultimately slays Tadaka, which highlights themes of duty and righteousness.

Subahu is often depicted as a demon and an ally of Tadaka. He, too, confronts Rama and is defeated alongside her. Their defeat signifies the triumph of good over evil and sets the stage for Rama's journey.

These encounters are crucial in establishing Rama's character as a hero and his commitment to dharma (righteousness). If you’re interested in more specific details or themes from these stories, let me know!

about sita swyamvar

Sita, the daughter of King Janaka of Mithila, was known for her beauty and virtues. To find a suitable husband for her, Janaka organized a swayamvar, a ceremony where princes and kings would compete for her hand.

The Swayamvar
The Bow Challenge: Janaka set a formidable challenge for the suitors: they had to lift and string the great bow of Lord Shiva. It was an impossible task for most, meant to ensure that only the strongest and most worthy would win Sita.

Rama’s Arrival: Rama, accompanied by his brother Lakshmana, attended the swayamvar. When it was Rama's turn, he effortlessly lifted the bow, strung it, and shot an arrow that broke the bow in half, astonishing everyone present.

Sita's Choice: Janaka was overjoyed and accepted Rama as Sita’s chosen husband. The bond between Rama and Sita symbolizes the ideal union of love and virtue.

Celebrations: The event culminated in a grand wedding ceremony, showcasing the joyous union of Rama and Sita, marking the beginning of their epic journey together.