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    Sepoy Rebellion Dbq

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    There are two different basic stories about what caused the Rebellion. One side, the Sepoys, say it is because of the animal fat that is used on the bullets. It is against their religion to eat any part of the cow or pork, and so when they heard these rumors they started the Rebellion. The other side of the story is that the Sepoys didn’t want to fight so they made up the animal fat to keep them from fighting. The evidence provided by these documents suggest that the bullets have animal…

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    and culture and the position of women in the Indian society. This novel discusses the life of Indian women in general in background of tradition. Though these characters are victims, they try to overcome their trials and problems very silently. Sita, protagonist’s mother has revived her capabilities as a violin player. We assume that Devi will also find herself by going back to her roots. Gautam Sharma says that The Thousand Faces of Night is the story of Devi’s quest for self-image. She…

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    Anantapuramu, A.P. India. Abstract: In this paper, I analyse the novels of Githa Hariharan, basing on Theme and Technique. There a quite a large number of novels that use mythical events, characters and motifs as narrative strategies. The use of the Sita myth in Githa Hariharan’s ‘The Thousand Faces of Night’ focuses on the tragic predicament of Indian Women. In ‘The Ghosts of Vasu Master’, the novelist weaves a tapestry of fables and parables which epitomize the human condition. In ‘When…

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    Rama King Analysis

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    Now that my father, the royal King Dasaratha is getting older. He knows that he doesn’t have much time left on this Earth. He thinks he has lived long enough. He plans to give his throne to my oldest brother Rama, because he is the most suitable out of us four brothers. My father has told everyone about his decision. He has even started preparing for Rama’s ascension to the throne. All my father’s wives are pleased, including my mother, Kaikeyi. However, everything is changing after that evil…

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    Devi’s mother Sita stands for feminine mothers who love to perform matron role with all gratitude. Sita’s whole life has been devoted to the up keeping of her social position in Indian Society. The story of these two doesn’t conform to the same values yet Devi at the end realizes her mother’s own difficult life choices in the past. Sita allows her daughter to study in abroad where Devi finds bewildering freedom, has given all…

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    inspiration in much of South and Southeast Asia. Though incomparable to the broad and far-reaching effects that the Ramayana has had on Hindu culture, the Torah’s account through the nevi’im of the Rape of Tamar closely parallels the Rape (or abduction) of Sita, whose events are chronicled from the Aranya Kanda through the Yuddha Kanda. Ultimately, contrasting the two stories emphasizes underlying theological differences between the two…

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    In “Hanuman, the Greatest”, the monkey god, Hanuman meets the two sons of King Desaratha and finds out that one of the sons (Prince Rama) cannot find his wife, Sita. Hanuman asks the monkeys to search the entire forest and finally finds out that Ravana, the king of demons kidnapped Sita. Hanuman and the two princes defeat Ravana and save Sita. While I was reading this story, I noticed that the gods all had their own personalities.…

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    Tale Of Rama Analysis

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    In my opinion, the old visuals, for example is in parts of the video how some figures or characters are complete objects who do not move and are not flexible. Just images who the narrators talk on their behalf. At the same time, when the princess Sita who is Rama's wife starts to sing, the video becomes more modern and cartoonish. It becomes amusing and provocative, in the sense that the graphics become more defining and geometric, where Sita's body is mainly a couple of connected circles, from…

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    Essay On Sepoy Rebellion

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    to the native sepoy soldiers by the British had been greased with pig and cow fat it spread like wildfire. It is stated that even when the Sirkar attempted to resolve the problem his words were not taken seriously.(Sita Ram,From Sepoy to Subedar:Being the Life Adventures of Subedar Sita Ram, A Native Officer in the Bengal Army, Written and Related by Himself, ca. 1860s.) This event only served as a catalyst to send the native sepoys, who were already enraged by the…

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    or requests. Rama was asked by his step-mother to leave the city and go away to the forest for fourteen years. Without delay, he obeys his father 's commands with no hesitation. It is interesting to see that he was willing to leave Sita, his wife, behind. However, Sita knew that a woman 's duty was that "“neither father nor son nor mother nor friends but the husband alone is her sole refuge here in this world and in the other world too”(Valmiki.1178). Throughout Indian culture, the Ramayana epic…

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