रावण की पत्नी मंदोदरी का वह सच जो दुनिया में छुपाया | Ravan ki patni mandodri ka sach kya hai

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The truth of Ravana's wife Mandodari who hid in the world. Ravan Ki Patni Mandodri ka Sach Kya Hai
Mandodari was described as Sita's mother in the books related to Ramayana, amazing Ramayana and many other languages. It was said in all these that King Janak found the girl who found the plow in the field, was actually the vehicle there by Mandodari and Ravana.
There is no story of Mandodari in Valmiki Ramayana. But in the North Ramayana, there is a mention of the beauty and truth of Mandodari. In many other editions of Ramayana, Mandodari has also been written in detail. In the amazing Ramayana, Mandodari is described as Sita's mother. This too has a story. According to the legend of the amazing Ramayana, Ravana used to accumulate the blood of the sadhus in a huge pool.
Mandodari got angry after knowing this. She decided that she would kill her by drowning in the same vessel filled with blood. It is believed that the vessel filled with the blood of the sadhus was more poisonous than any poison. Mandodari jumped into the pool with the intention of suicide but became pregnant instead of dying. The reason for this was the milk found in the pool. This milk vessel which was added to the tank of this blood was also invited by a sage.
Mandodari's anger did not diminish even then. He considered the future child a stigma and buried him in the ground in Kurukshetra. This was the place where King Janak got to be farming as Goddess Sita as a child.
Another edition of the Ramayana, the Devibhargava Purana mentions that when Ravana, who fascinated the beauty of Mandodari, thinks of marrying her, he gets a warning that the first child born from this marriage will cause her destruction. Ravana ignores the warning. Marries Mandodari only. Later, the first child born from his womb comes to burial in the ground in Kurukshetra himself. This girl became Sita and became the cause of Ravana's death.
There is also a similar episode in Jain versions of Ramayana such as "Vasudev Hindi" and North Purana. It also states that Sita was the first child of Ravana and Mandodari and therefore was buried because Ravana was afraid of his death. Sita has been shown in the same way in the Ramayana "Seri Ram" written in the language-Malay spoken in many countries of Asia such as Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. "Rama Kealinga" also says that Sita was actually the daughter of Ravana.
According to "Anand Ramayana", King Padmaksha had a daughter named Padma, she was an incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi. When their wedding is organized, the demons kill their father. The sad Padma jumps into the fire. Ravana gets his body, which was turned into 5 gems. He takes him in a box and takes him to Lanka. On opening the Mandodari box, she sees that there is Padma inside.
Mandodari advises her husband to remove the box from herself. On the other hand, Padma in the box curses Ravana that she will return to Lanka again and will cause her death. The frightened Ravana Petty gets buried in Janak's city, while King Janak gets as Padma Sita.