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11. IO San 3621, f.11

Reference (shelfmark):
IO San 3621, f.11
Title:
The monkeys in Dadhimukha's grove
Scope & Content:
The monkeys in Sugriva’s grove at Madhuvana. Numbered folio 96. 200 by 346 mm; page 230 by 375 mm. On hearing Hanuman’s accounts of his adventures the monkeys get excited and ask permission of the guardian Dadhimukha to enter the private grove of their king Sugriva. They proceed to get drunk...
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1653
Extent:
1 Item

12. IO San 3621, f.12

Reference (shelfmark):
IO San 3621, f.12
Title:
Angada encourages the monkeys to stay in the grove
Scope & Content:
Angada encouraging the monkeys to stay. Numbered folio 99. 201 by 354 mm; page 228 by 380 mm. Dadhimukha is upset at the devastation of Sugriva’s grove, and attempts to restrain the monkeys, who find support from Hanuman and Angada.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1653
Extent:
1 Item

13. IO San 3621, f.13

Reference (shelfmark):
IO San 3621, f.13
Title:
Rama and Lakshmana listen to Hanuman's tale of his journey
Scope & Content:
Rama and Lakshmana listen to Hanuman. Numbered folio 107. 199 by 343 mm; page 235 by 380 mm. Hanuman gives his account of Lanka and its strength and urges that Rama and Lakshmana set out for Lanka at the next propitious hour in order to rescue Sita.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1653
Extent:
1 Item

14. IO San 3621, f.14

Reference (shelfmark):
IO San 3621, f.14
Title:
Rama and Lakshmana set off with the monkey army
Scope & Content:
Rama and Lakshmana travelling to Lanka with the monkeys. Numbered folio 109. 199 by 348 mm; page 235 by 380 mm. Published: Losty (1978), fig.3. Rama rides on the shoulders of Hanuman and Lakshmana on Angada, and another monkey carries their tiger-skin.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1653
Extent:
1 Item

15. IO San 3621, f.15

Reference (shelfmark):
IO San 3621, f.15
Title:
Bibhishana comes to Rama's camp
Scope & Content:
Bibishana before Rama and Lakshmana. Numbered folio 131. 196 by 353 mm; page 225 by 386 mm. As Rama and the army of monkeys approach Lanka, Ravana’s younger brother Bibishana argues with Ravana that he cannot possibly withstand such an army and should hand over Sita to obtain peace. They dis...
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1653
Extent:
1 Item

16. IO San 3621, f.16

Reference (shelfmark):
IO San 3621, f.16
Title:
Rama anoints Bibhishana king of Lanka
Scope & Content:
Rama anoints Bibishana. Numbered folio 132. 206 by 368 mm; page 240 by 394 mm. After Bibishana has given his account of Ravana’s strength, Rama swears to overcome him, and directs Lakshmana to fetch some sea water with which he anoints the new ally.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1653
Extent:
1 Item

17. IO San 3621, f.17

Reference (shelfmark):
IO San 3621, f.17
Title:
Rama lies by the ocean
Scope & Content:
Rama lies by the ocean. Numbered folio 133. 198 by 350 mm; page 230 by 381 mm. Rama demands that the ocean should allow him a passage over to Lanka, and he lies down beside it for three nights to concentrate his mind on the matter. When this has no effect he vents his anger on the ocean with...
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1653
Extent:
1 Item

18. IO San 3621, f.18

Reference (shelfmark):
IO San 3621, f.18
Title:
The monkey army crosses to Lanka
Scope & Content:
The armies cross to Lanka. Numbered folio 141. 214 by 361 mm; page 240 by 389 mm. The monkey Nala offers to build a causeway, and he marshals the monkeys to make a success of the task. They then cross safely, some swimming in the sea by the causeway, Bibishana and his titans flying above.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1653
Extent:
1 Item

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