100+ Ramayan Quiz Questions: Lets Test Your Ramayan Knowledge

Lakshman fainted due to the arrows of Meghnath, the son of Ravana, during the war.

Mother Sita's father, Janak, was the king of Mithila.

Hanuman ji was taken prisoner in the city of Lanka with the Brahmastra, a powerful celestial weapon.

Ahiravan, a demon and the brother of Ravana, kidnapped Rama and Lakshman while they were sleeping.

The father of Sugriva and Bali was Surya, the sun god.

Sage Vishwamitra mentored Lord Rama and his brothers in various aspects of warfare and spirituality.

The divine bow of Lord Rama is called Shiva Dhanush, which was broken by Rama during Sita's swayamvara.

Lord Rama used the Brahmastra, a divine arrow, to defeat Ravana in the battle.

Jatayu, the king of birds, valiantly fought against Ravana to rescue Sita but was fatally injured.

Kaushalya was the mother of Lord Rama, the eldest son of King Dasharatha.

In the Ramayan, Lakshman was the loyal brother of Lord Rama. He accompanied Rama and Sita into exile and remained devoted to their cause throughout their trials. Lakshman's unwavering loyalty and courage make him a central figure in the epic, serving as a symbol of brotherly love and dedication.

Rama, Lakshman, and Sita spent most of their exile period at Chitrakuta mountain, a picturesque location.

 Kusha, the son of Rama and Sita, is known as the founder of the dynasty of the Ikshvaku kings.

Vali was the monkey king who led the Vanara army to help Rama in his quest to rescue Sita from Ravana.

In the Ramayana, Lord Rama used the Brahmastra, a powerful celestial weapon, to defeat the demon king Ravana in the final battle. This divine weapon was granted to him by Sage Vishwamitra and possessed immense destructive power, making it instrumental in Ravana's defeat.