Sugriva
Sugriva var i indisk mytologi en apgud och -kung som med sin armé understödde Rama i dennes kamp mot Ravana.[1] Son till Surya.
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- ^ George M. Williams (2008). Handbook of Hindu Mythology. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-533261-2.
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In this illustration from the "Ramayana," Rama, colored blue, faces the prostrate form of the monkey Sugriva. Rama has established an alliance with Sugriva, who bids him farewell before departing for his kingdom. The standing white-skinned figure is Rama's brother Lakshmana.
he bridge to Sri Lanka was built and Rama's army crossed the sea. Ravana was completely taken aback at the news. Rawana climbed the ramparts and started assessing his enemy's army. Both sides were cautious. Sugreeva at once took a long jump and knocked off Ravana's crown. Wrestling duel started between the two great heroes which lasted for hours. Ravana was super strong, having undertaken hard penance, and Sugreeva had to slowly withdraw. Both returned to their camps.