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Dandaka, Forest Near Godavari River
Dandaka is an extensive forest near the Godavari River.

 Dandaka is an extensive forest near the Godavari River. The Ramayana has many references of Dandaka where Lord Rama wandered often. Rama was living in a hermitage in the Dandaka forest when Ravana carried off Sita. During her unhappy times Sita loved a river, which was said to be a tributary to the Godavari running through the dense forests and wild districts.

Dandaka is again a class of metre in Sanskrit which admits an inordinate length of the verse. Dandaka may consist of any number of syllables from twenty-seven to nine hundred and ninety-nine and the specific name varies accordingly.

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Ravana Bali Lakshmana
Angada Indrajit Janaka
Jatayu Kaikeyi Mandodari
Kumbhakarna Vibhishana Shatrughna , Ramayana
Surpanakha Sugreeva Thataka
Sita , Wife of Lord Rama Sarama, Female Guardian of Sita, Demoness Sumantra
Kaikasi Javali Dasaratha
Sugriva Saru Sarabha
Akampan Ayomukhi Arthasadhak
Mandavi Maricha Matali
Minaratha Dabhasayana Dhruva Sandhi
Pandu Dundhubi Pushpaka
Raghuvamsha Tilaka Jambumali Rishabha
Kamyaka Kansa Kusha
Lavanasura Shravan Kumar Kusadhwaj
Kasiraja Karkotaka Kabandha
Janakpur Raja Rama and the Squirrel
Praghasa Pasumedhra Pahlavas
Narantaka Dandaka Mathura
Maruts Mandakini Bhasakarna
Asamanj Bharata Sarabhanga
Saushkala Satananda Subahu
Ram Setu Subala Satabali
Saranu Anrita Asit
Mahodara Dhundumara Mandodari
Matanga Mayavin Danta
Hayamukhi Pandava Pauravi
Prahasta Raghu Rananjaya
Rishyamuka Kala-Nemi Kanka
Ketumati Lava Agnivarna
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