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Sugriva was generally known as the younger brother of Vali in Ramayana. Both Sugriva and Vali were orphans and brought up by Anusuya and Gauthama Rishi in their Ashram. Since they were orphans, they felt free on holidays and caused mischievous plays in the Ashram of Gautham Rishi. One day, Vriksharaja, the king of Kishkindha, […]https://gomangala.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/sugriva-meets-rama-and-lakshmana-e1597335609923.jpg