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Sumantra kaikeyi Stock Photos and Images
Kaikeyi demands Rama's exile, Dasaratha finds Kaikeyi lying dishevelled on her bed and her jewels discarded about her. She rises up to claim the promises and demands that her son Bharata be given the throne and Rama be exiled for fourteen years. Dasaratha is distraught and kneels at Kaikeyi's feet beseeching her to change her mind. The minister Sumantra in the middle has been sent at dawn by Vasistha to summon Dasaratha to the consecration. Image taken from Ramayana, Ayodhya Kanda. Originally published/produced in Udaipur, 1650. Museum: BRITISH LIBRARY. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/kaikeyi-demands-ramas-exile-dasaratha-finds-kaikeyi-lying-dishevelled-on-her-bed-and-her-jewels-discarded-about-her-she-rises-up-to-claim-the-promises-and-demands-that-her-son-bharata-be-given-the-throne-and-rama-be-exiled-for-fourteen-years-dasaratha-is-distraught-and-kneels-at-kaikeyis-feet-beseeching-her-to-change-her-mind-the-minister-sumantra-in-the-middle-has-been-sent-at-dawn-by-vasistha-to-summon-dasaratha-to-the-consecration-image-taken-from-ramayana-ayodhya-kanda-originally-publishedproduced-in-udaipur-1650-museum-british-library-image226830037.htmlRMR5100N–Kaikeyi demands Rama's exile, Dasaratha finds Kaikeyi lying dishevelled on her bed and her jewels discarded about her. She rises up to claim the promises and demands that her son Bharata be given the throne and Rama be exiled for fourteen years. Dasaratha is distraught and kneels at Kaikeyi's feet beseeching her to change her mind. The minister Sumantra in the middle has been sent at dawn by Vasistha to summon Dasaratha to the consecration. Image taken from Ramayana, Ayodhya Kanda. Originally published/produced in Udaipur, 1650. Museum: BRITISH LIBRARY.
The exiles make their final farewells, Kaikeyi is persuaded that Sita has no need to wear robes of bark, as her going is voluntary, and Dasaratha orders enough jewels and fine clothing to be provided for her for fourteen years. Sita's bark robe lies discarded. Dasaratha loses consciousness and, when he comes round, orders his minister Sumantra to bring the chariot for the exiles. Sita is embraced by Kausalya, who reminds her unnecessarily that her first duty is to her husband despite his fallen state, and she replies that a good woman regards her husband as her god whatever his status. The thr Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-exiles-make-their-final-farewells-kaikeyi-is-persuaded-that-sita-has-no-need-to-wear-robes-of-bark-as-her-going-is-voluntary-and-dasaratha-orders-enough-jewels-and-fine-clothing-to-be-provided-for-her-for-fourteen-years-sitas-bark-robe-lies-discarded-dasaratha-loses-consciousness-and-when-he-comes-round-orders-his-minister-sumantra-to-bring-the-chariot-for-the-exiles-sita-is-embraced-by-kausalya-who-reminds-her-unnecessarily-that-her-first-duty-is-to-her-husband-despite-his-fallen-state-and-she-replies-that-a-good-woman-regards-her-husband-as-her-god-whatever-his-status-the-thr-image226774855.htmlRMR4XDHY–The exiles make their final farewells, Kaikeyi is persuaded that Sita has no need to wear robes of bark, as her going is voluntary, and Dasaratha orders enough jewels and fine clothing to be provided for her for fourteen years. Sita's bark robe lies discarded. Dasaratha loses consciousness and, when he comes round, orders his minister Sumantra to bring the chariot for the exiles. Sita is embraced by Kausalya, who reminds her unnecessarily that her first duty is to her husband despite his fallen state, and she replies that a good woman regards her husband as her god whatever his status. The thr
The exiles meet their mothers, The Brahmins and the queens in their litters approach. Kausalya points out the place by the river where Rama offered the ritual water and laments the pitiable quality of the pindas offered to her dead husband. The three exiles then greet the queens (Sita is shown embracing Kaikeyi rather then Kausalya), and then separately the Brahmins and the minister Sumantra. The four brothers and Sita sit outside the hut. Bharata requests Rama to ascend the throne, but Rama refuses to disobey the command of his father. Image taken from Ramayana, Ayodhya Kanda. Originally publ Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-exiles-meet-their-mothers-the-brahmins-and-the-queens-in-their-litters-approach-kausalya-points-out-the-place-by-the-river-where-rama-offered-the-ritual-water-and-laments-the-pitiable-quality-of-the-pindas-offered-to-her-dead-husband-the-three-exiles-then-greet-the-queens-sita-is-shown-embracing-kaikeyi-rather-then-kausalya-and-then-separately-the-brahmins-and-the-minister-sumantra-the-four-brothers-and-sita-sit-outside-the-hut-bharata-requests-rama-to-ascend-the-throne-but-rama-refuses-to-disobey-the-command-of-his-father-image-taken-from-ramayana-ayodhya-kanda-originally-publ-image231189397.htmlRMRC3GC5–The exiles meet their mothers, The Brahmins and the queens in their litters approach. Kausalya points out the place by the river where Rama offered the ritual water and laments the pitiable quality of the pindas offered to her dead husband. The three exiles then greet the queens (Sita is shown embracing Kaikeyi rather then Kausalya), and then separately the Brahmins and the minister Sumantra. The four brothers and Sita sit outside the hut. Bharata requests Rama to ascend the throne, but Rama refuses to disobey the command of his father. Image taken from Ramayana, Ayodhya Kanda. Originally publ
Rama, Sita and Laksmana put on bark clothes, Dasaratha urges Sumantra to send the army and the principal citizens of Ayodhya with Rama to stay with him during his exile, but Kaikeyi objects that Bharata could not accept a kingdom so deprived of its chief components. Dasaratha says that he too will go into exile with Rama, so that Bharata and Kaikeyi can enjoy the kingdom together, but Rama refuses to accept any of this. All he will take with him will be garments of bark as befits a mendicant. Rama and Laksmana put on the clothes of bark over their dhotis, while Sita tries in vain to put them o Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rama-sita-and-laksmana-put-on-bark-clothes-dasaratha-urges-sumantra-to-send-the-army-and-the-principal-citizens-of-ayodhya-with-rama-to-stay-with-him-during-his-exile-but-kaikeyi-objects-that-bharata-could-not-accept-a-kingdom-so-deprived-of-its-chief-components-dasaratha-says-that-he-too-will-go-into-exile-with-rama-so-that-bharata-and-kaikeyi-can-enjoy-the-kingdom-together-but-rama-refuses-to-accept-any-of-this-all-he-will-take-with-him-will-be-garments-of-bark-as-befits-a-mendicant-rama-and-laksmana-put-on-the-clothes-of-bark-over-their-dhotis-while-sita-tries-in-vain-to-put-them-o-image226794885.htmlRMR4YB59–Rama, Sita and Laksmana put on bark clothes, Dasaratha urges Sumantra to send the army and the principal citizens of Ayodhya with Rama to stay with him during his exile, but Kaikeyi objects that Bharata could not accept a kingdom so deprived of its chief components. Dasaratha says that he too will go into exile with Rama, so that Bharata and Kaikeyi can enjoy the kingdom together, but Rama refuses to accept any of this. All he will take with him will be garments of bark as befits a mendicant. Rama and Laksmana put on the clothes of bark over their dhotis, while Sita tries in vain to put them o
KaikeyÄ« is first seen on the left sleeping dishevelled, as in the previous picture, and then rises from her bed to persuade her husband to grant her the two boons that DaÅ›aratha had earlier promised her. On the right, DaÅ›aratha is first seen bemused, seated on a couch as he listens to her demand that her son Bharata be promised the throne and RÄma be exiled for fourteen years; and then distraught, below, kneeling at KaikeyÄ«'s feet beseeching her to change her mind. Sumantra, in the middle, has been sent at dawn by Vasiá¹£á¹ha to summon DaÅ›aratha to the coronation. Ramayana. Udaipur, c.1 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/kaikey-is-first-seen-on-the-left-sleeping-dishevelled-as-in-the-previous-picture-and-then-rises-from-her-bed-to-persuade-her-husband-to-grant-her-the-two-boons-that-daaratha-had-earlier-promised-her-on-the-right-daaratha-is-first-seen-bemused-seated-on-a-couch-as-he-listens-to-her-demand-that-her-son-bharata-be-promised-the-throne-and-rma-be-exiled-for-fourteen-years-and-then-distraught-below-kneeling-at-kaikeys-feet-beseeching-her-to-change-her-mind-sumantra-in-the-middle-has-been-sent-at-dawn-by-vasiha-to-summon-daaratha-to-the-coronation-ramayana-udaipur-c1-image227190546.htmlRMR5HBT2–KaikeyÄ« is first seen on the left sleeping dishevelled, as in the previous picture, and then rises from her bed to persuade her husband to grant her the two boons that DaÅ›aratha had earlier promised her. On the right, DaÅ›aratha is first seen bemused, seated on a couch as he listens to her demand that her son Bharata be promised the throne and RÄma be exiled for fourteen years; and then distraught, below, kneeling at KaikeyÄ«'s feet beseeching her to change her mind. Sumantra, in the middle, has been sent at dawn by Vasiá¹£á¹ha to summon DaÅ›aratha to the coronation. Ramayana. Udaipur, c.1
The Brahmins and the queens in their litters approach. KausalyÄ points out the place by the river where RÄma offered the ritual water and laments the pitiable quality of the piṇá¸as offered to her dead husband. The three exiles then greet the queens (SÄ«tÄ is shown embracing KaikeyÄ« rather than KausalyÄ), and then separately the Brahmins and the minister Sumantra. The four brothers and SitÄ sit outside the hut (top left). Bharata requests RÄma to ascend the throne, but RÄma refuses to disobey the command of his father. Ramayana. Udaipur, c.1653. Source: Add. 15296(1), f.118. Languag Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-brahmins-and-the-queens-in-their-litters-approach-kausaly-points-out-the-place-by-the-river-where-rma-offered-the-ritual-water-and-laments-the-pitiable-quality-of-the-pias-offered-to-her-dead-husband-the-three-exiles-then-greet-the-queens-st-is-shown-embracing-kaikey-rather-than-kausaly-and-then-separately-the-brahmins-and-the-minister-sumantra-the-four-brothers-and-sit-sit-outside-the-hut-top-left-bharata-requests-rma-to-ascend-the-throne-but-rma-refuses-to-disobey-the-command-of-his-father-ramayana-udaipur-c1653-source-add-152961-f118-languag-image231394831.htmlRMRCCXD3–The Brahmins and the queens in their litters approach. KausalyÄ points out the place by the river where RÄma offered the ritual water and laments the pitiable quality of the piṇá¸as offered to her dead husband. The three exiles then greet the queens (SÄ«tÄ is shown embracing KaikeyÄ« rather than KausalyÄ), and then separately the Brahmins and the minister Sumantra. The four brothers and SitÄ sit outside the hut (top left). Bharata requests RÄma to ascend the throne, but RÄma refuses to disobey the command of his father. Ramayana. Udaipur, c.1653. Source: Add. 15296(1), f.118. Languag
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