'Ramayan:Legend of the warrior Prince' is a visually stunning reimagining of India’s timeless epic — where duty, love, and destiny collide. Prince Ram through a world of divine battles, moral dilemmas, and cosmic purpose as he embarks on an odyssey to uphold dharma. This graphic retelling captures the grandeur of ancient India and the humanity of its heroes. Witness the saga that shaped civilization — a tale of courage, sacrifice, and the eternal struggle between light and darkness.
I didn't understand, is the horse got killed for Yagya? Because in Rig ved it is written that no yagya will be called complete if animals gets harmed in it.
@Indra: I can't talk about Rig Ved, as I have not read it. Valmiki Ramayan Bal Khand Sarg 14 verse 30 onwards gives a description of horse, and other sacrificial offerings, with the process used to perform the yagna. I am sure you can easily read it on many sites online.
Janardana 4 days ago
Thankyou❤️
Janardana 4 days ago
@Janardana: loved the description of the yagya altar and agni
AbhimanyuAgastyaaRana 4 days ago
Thank you! I am glad you liked it.
KickingShadowyWerewolf 4 days ago
Great work! Loved the yagna storyboard
KickingShadowyWerewolf 4 days ago
Slight quibble: Samskrita has a schwa at the end of a word; it would be Anga instead of Ang for example
KickingShadowyWerewolf 4 days ago
@KickingShadowyWerewolf: Deva, Asura, Rishanyashringa, etc.
AbhimanyuAgastyaaRana 4 days ago
@KickingShadowyWerewolf: Thanks!
AbhimanyuAgastyaaRana 4 days ago
@KickingShadowyWerewolf: Modern day Indian languges do not use schwa in them, therefore I have deliberately kept it out for the comic.
Janardana 4 days ago
@KickingShadowyWerewolf:
@author
can we use IAST for unambiguous pronunciation?
Ṛṣyaśṛṅgab for example.
or ITRANS maybe.
Janardana 4 days ago
@Janardana: Ṛṣyaśṛṅga
KickingShadowyWerewolf 4 days ago
@author
Fair enough, though I'd note that some languages do have schwa - Odia, Kannada, etc.
My two cents - don't use diacritics, it would really clutter up the text bubbles
FlamingBrilliantSeer 3 days ago
Great work you did here.
Indra 1 day ago
I didn't understand, is the horse got killed for Yagya? Because in Rig ved it is written that no yagya will be called complete if animals gets harmed in it.
AbhimanyuAgastyaaRana 22 hours ago (edited 8 hours ago)
@Indra: I can't talk about Rig Ved, as I have not read it. Valmiki Ramayan Bal Khand Sarg 14 verse 30 onwards gives a description of horse, and other sacrificial offerings, with the process used to perform the yagna. I am sure you can easily read it on many sites online.