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Interesting Facts about Bhagwan Shri Ram

Bhagwan Shri Ram is the Seventh Avatar among the Dasavatara of Shri Hari Vishnu

Bhagwan Shri Ram is Considered as the oldest Devta Worshipped in Human Form as he was born in Treta Yuga

Bhagwan Shri Ram is descendant of Surya Devta as he was born in the Ikshvaku dynasty who was founded by Raja Ikshvaku, Son of Surya Devta. This is why Shri Ram is also called Suryavanshi

After defeating the Ravana, As Per Religious Beliefs Shri Ram ruled his kingdom Ayodhya for 11,000 years of complete peace and prosperity

As per Epic Mahabharat that once Bhagwan Shiva said that reciting the name of Ram thrice gives the grace equal to pronouncing the names of thousand deities

Vishnu Sahasranama lists a thousand names of Bhagwan Vishnu. According to this list, "Rama" is the 394th name of Bhagwan Vishnu

Hanuman once fought with Shri Ram to protect Kashi King Yayati, To help the Yayati in the battle, Hanumanji started reciting Ram. Because of this, Rama's arrows had no effect on Hanumanji and Rama had to accept his defeat

Bhagwan Shri Ram is the one of the Powerful Deities in Hinduism who is Majorly worshipped in Various Countries like Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia, Burma, Pillippines, Nepal and Sri Lanka

Bhagwan Shri Ram abandoned the earth after taking Jal Samadhi in the Saryu River in Ayodhya on a Request of Brahmaji and Yamraj

Ramayana is the Major Epic in Sanatan Dharma who tells the lifes journey of Bhagwan Ram, Seventh avatar of the Bhagwan Vishnu, from his birth in the kingdom Ayodhya through his years in exile and His Victory over Evil
 
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