Kabandha Short Story | Indian Mythological Story
A headless monster lived in a forest named Kraunch. Kabandha had neither a neck nor a head; it had only one eye. His stomach itself acts like a mouth. Two huge and powerful arms were attached to his stomach, which he used to hunt wild animals. Kabandha was not always a demon; once Lord Indra struck him with his Vajra, causing his head to be severed and leaving him disfigured. His only hope of salvation was to meet Lord Rama and be killed by him.
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Rama was Lord Vishnu’s incarnation and was Ayodhya’s eldest prince in human form. But to keep his father’s promise, he had to go into exile for fourteen years. He was accompanied by his wife, Sita, and brother, Lakshmana. Ravana, the king of Lanka, abducted him.
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Ravana kidnapped Sita and took her to his kingdom. While searching for Sita, Sri Rama and Lakshmana reached the forest of Krauncha.
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When Kabandha saw the two princes, he grabbed Rama and Lakshmana with his long arms. He started pulling them toward him. Rama cut off Kabandha’s right hand with his arrows, and Lakshmana cut off his left hand. But, when Kabandha came to know that those standing before him were Rama and Lakshmana, Kabandha was overjoyed.
He asked Rama and Lakshmana to throw his body into the fire. As soon as Rama and Lakshmana did this, Kabandha was freed from the curse and returned to heaven.
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