The Ramayan - Indpaedia
Adaptations of the Ramayana are many and varied across history - The Hindu
RBSI - Hanuman in a Persian translation of a Ramayana (1597-1605) Zayn al'-'Abidin (Indian) Mughal dynasty Opaque watercolor, ink, and gold on paper H: 26.1 W: 14.1 cm Northern India Source
Versions of the Ramayana - Wikipedia
The Sunday Tribune - Spectrum - 'Art and Soul
Eight exquisite Mughal miniatures of the Ramayana commissioned by emperor Akbar
English: Page from a dispersed Razmnama (Book of Wars): Kusha Kills Lakshmana Gallery label: The Razmnama (Book of Wars) is Emperor Akbar's Persian translation of the Hindu epic Mahabharata. The patron
How the Ramayana in Persian became a romance as well as a heroic saga without Sita
Why was Ramayana translated into Persian by the Mughals? - Quora
When Emperor Akbar Ordered The Mahabharata To Be Translated Into Persian (to be cursed by the extremist Maulvis at Court) by RKB | The RKB Show
Why are historians and scholars of art worried about a Persian translation of the Mahabharata? | Lifestyle News,The Indian Express
Razmnama - Wikipedia
Translated the ramayana hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Art N Soul: Yet another Mughal Ramayana | Sahapedia
Folios of Persian translation of Valmiki Ramayana by Sumer Chand. Translated and illustrated during the reign of Mughal Emperor Farrukh Siyar in A.H.1128 (1715-16 CE), consists of 258 rare Miniature paintings, Rampur
Rare Persian <em>Ramayan</em> starts with Bismillah - India News
File:Rama meets Sugriva from Mughal Ramayana.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Mula - Ramayana: The Original Ramayan (As Narrated by Narada Muni to Valmiki): Demian Martins: 9788187153849: Amazon.com: Books
File:Brooklyn Museum - Leaf from a Persian Translation of the Ramayana.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Darashikoh's Ramayana begins with Bismillah
7 Ramayana ideas | indian art, hindu gods, hindu art
The Razmnama, Akbar's Persian translation of the Mahabharata, is locked away in Jaipur — Quartz India
झरोखा-jharoka: Persian Ramayan (फारसी रामायण)
Razmnama - Wikipedia
Razmnamah: the Persian Mahabharata - Asian and African studies blog
