Akshayakumara
| Akshayakumara | |
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 A painting of Akshaya Kumara | |
| Affiliation | Rakshasa |
| Texts | Ramayana |
| Parents | Ravana (father) Dhanyamalini (mother) |
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Akṣayakumāra (
Meghanada. In the Ramayana, when Hanuman started destroying Ashoka Vatika after a conversation with Sita, Ravana sent him to the head of a Rakshasa army to take care of it. A warrior of just sixteen, he took the gaze of his father as his command and left for battle in his chariot. He fought with Hanuman, aiming various weapons at him. Though highly impressed by the young prince's valor and skills, Hanuman killed and blessed him life in the end.[1][2]
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