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symbolizes everything great about womenhood

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- They are celebrated often in Diwali

- Rama was 7th incarnated God of Vishnu

- A lot of Hindus believed that Rama lived for 1.2 million years ago

- The popular story The Ramanya is based off of Rama and Sita

- Sita is believed to be an incarnation of goddess Laxmi

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Rama was chosen to be king however, his step mother wanted her son, Barhat, to be king. So she ordered the king, Dashratha, to banish Rama, his son, for 14 years, so her own son could be the King. Rama and Sita go away and live in a forest and they are very content and happy. And then the evil god Ravana kidnaps Sita to his kingdom. Sita left a trail of jewelry so her husband would find her. The monkey god Hanuman had his army of animals create a bridge, so he could get to his wife Sita. There was a short battle, but soon Rama and Sita were reunited.

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Rama is depicted as the perfect son, brother, husband, and king.

Sita symbolizes the same thing being the perfect daughter, wife, mother, and queen

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means that he is always anticipating danger and evil and is ready to preserve the good

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Dolls of India http://www.dollsofindia.com/library/sita/

http://www.koausa.org/Gods/God4.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schoolradio/subjects/collectiveworship/collectiveworship_stories/festivals/diwali

http://blog.sivanaspirit.com/10-interesting-facts-rama/

http://innertraditions.blogspot.com/2010/11/shakuntala-flaming-indian-womanhood.html

http://ritsin.com/51-facts-the-ramayana-indian-mythology.html/

http://omshantiblog.com/tag/ramas-arrow/