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1. Yuddha Kanda
“Book of War”
“Lanka Kanda”
MA. ESTRELLA L. GOCO-MARASIGAN

2. Yuddha Kanda “Book of War” “Lanka
Kanda”
•The Yuddha Kanda, also known as the
“Book of War” or “Lanka Kanda,” is the
sixth and final book of the Ramayana,
the ancient Yudha Kanda is the sixth book
of the Indian epic, Ramayana, primarily
focusing on the great war between Lord
Rama and the demon king Ravana.

3. Yuddha Kanda “Book of War” “Lanka
Kanda”
•Role: It narrates the climactic battle where Rama, with the
help of his allies like Hanuman and the Vanara army, wages
war against Ravana to rescue his wife, Sita, whom Ravana
has abducted. This section highlights duty, righteousness,
and the triumph of good over evil.
•Symbol: Yudha Kanda symbolizes the eternal struggle
between good and evil. Rama represents dharma
(righteousness), while Ravana represents dharma
(unrighteousness). The book serves as a moral guide
emphasizing the importance of standing up for justice.

4. Yuddha Kanda “Book of War” “Lanka
Kanda”
•Notable Myths:
•The epic battle between Rama and Ravana, culminating in
Ravana's death.
•Hanuman's pivotal role in locating Sita and leading the
Vanara army.
•The bridge (Rama Setu) was constructed across the sea to
Lanka.
•The final test of Sita's purity, where she undergoes a trial by
fire (Agni Pariksha) to prove her chastity after being held
captive by Ravana.