Máyáví

Role: fiend · First appears: Book IV, Canto 9 · Sugríva’s Story

Life events

Máyáví challenged Báli to fight, and Báli later struck the demon down.(Book IV, Canto 9 · Sugríva’s Story)
- With: Báli
- “When sleep had chained each weary frame To vast Kishkindhá gates he came, And, shouting through the shades of night, Challenged his foeman to the fight.”
Máyáví fled from Báli and hid in a cave.(Book IV, Canto 46 · Sugríva’s Tale)
- “From Báli’s arm Máyáví fled To Malaya’s hill, and strove to save His life by hiding in the cave.”
Báli pursued Máyáví into the cave to kill him.(Book IV, Canto 46 · Sugríva’s Tale)
- With: Báli
- “I told how Báli sought, to kill His foe, the hollow of the hill;”

enemies with Báli “For woman’s love in strife engaged, A deadly war with Báli waged.”
parent: Dundubhi “The fiend Máyáví,—him of yore To Dundubhi his mother bore,—”

enemies with Báli “How fierce Máyáví, fiend and foe, Came to Kishkindhá’s gate by night, And dared me in his wrath to fight.”

enemies with Báli (Báli sought to kill his foe, Máyáví.) “From Báli’s arm Máyáví fled To Malaya’s hill, and strove to save His life by hiding in the cave. I told how Báli sought, to kill His foe, the hollow of the hill;”

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