Narántak

Family: Rákshases · Role: son · First appears: Book VI, Canto 69 · Narántak’s Death

Life events

• Rávaṇ sent his sons forth to fight the Vánars.(Book VI, Canto 69 · Narántak’s Death)
  • With: Rávaṇ Triśirás Devántak Atikáya
  • “The joyous king his sons embraced, With gold and chains and jewels graced, And sent them forth with stirring speech Of benison and praise to each.”
• Angad crushed Narántak to death in battle.(Book VI, Canto 69 · Narántak’s Death)
  • With: Angad
  • “Then stronger, fiercer than before Smote with that fist which naught could stay, And crushed to death the giant lay.”

Book VI, Canto 69 · Narántak’s Death

• parent: Rávaṇ “The joyous king his sons embraced, With gold and chains and jewels graced, And sent them forth with stirring speech Of benison and praise to each.”
• siblings with Triśirás “The joyous king his sons embraced, With gold and chains and jewels graced, And sent them forth with stirring speech Of benison and praise to each.”
• siblings with Devántak “The joyous king his sons embraced, With gold and chains and jewels graced, And sent them forth with stirring speech Of benison and praise to each.”
• siblings with Atikáya “The joyous king his sons embraced, With gold and chains and jewels graced, And sent them forth with stirring speech Of benison and praise to each.”
• enemies with Angad “Narántak’s eyes with fury blazed: His heavy hand on high he raised And struck in savage wrath the head Of Báli’s son, who reeled and bled,”

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