Dadhimukh

Family: Vánars · Role: keeper of the grove · First appears: Book V, Canto 58 · The Feast Of Honey

Life events

Dadhimukh is beaten while trying to save the grove.(Book V, Canto 58 · The Feast Of Honey)
- “Used claws, and teeth, and hands, and beat The keeper under trampling feet.”
Dadhimukh escapes and reports the monkeys’ misconduct to Sugríva.(Book V, Canto 58 · The Feast Of Honey)
- With: Sugríva
- “Dadhimukh escapes from the infuriated monkeys and hastens to Sugríva to report their misconduct.”
Sugríva tells Dadhimukh to return and send the monkeys on quickly.(Book V, Canto 58 · The Feast Of Honey)
- With: Sugríva
- “Dadhimukh obtains little sympathy from Sugríva, and is told to return and send the monkeys on with all possible speed.”

younger kin: Sugríva “A noble Vánar, brave and bold, Sugríva’s uncle lofty-souled.”
lord: Sugríva “Dadhimukh escapes from the infuriated monkeys and hastens to Sugríva to report their misconduct. Sugríva infers that Hanumán and his band have been successful in their search, and that the exuberance of spirits and the mischief complained of, are but the natural expression of their joy. Dadhimukh obtains little sympathy from Sugríva, and is told to return and send the monkeys on with all possible speed.”

Extracted from the original text of The Rámáyan of Válmíki. Made with Rho MD.