Sumitra

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Sumitra is a queen of Ayodhya in the Hindu epic Ramayana, known as one of King Dasharatha’s wives and the mother of the princes Lakshmana and Shatrughna.

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Sumitra canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character in the Ramayana
mythological figure
queen
appearsIn Ramayana
Ramayana
surface form: Valmiki Ramayana
associatedWithDynasty Ikshvaku dynasty
associatedWithKingdom Kosala
childOf unknown (not clearly specified in major Ramayana recensions)
culture Ancient Indian
ethicalAlignment righteous
familyRole co-wife of Kaikeyi
co-wife of Kausalya
fictionalUniverse Ramayana
surface form: Ramayana universe
gender female
givesCounselTo Lakshmana
Shatrughna
hasTitle Queen of Ayodhya
knownFor being the mother of Lakshmana and Shatrughna
devotion to dharma
supporting Rama’s exile
wisdom
languageOfTradition Sanskrit
maritalStatus married
motherOf Lakshmana
Shatrughna
portrayedAs noble and composed
supportive mother
religion Hinduism
residence Ayodhya
roleInEpic queen and mother of two princes of Ayodhya
spouse Dasharatha
spouseOrder one of the three principal wives of Dasharatha
stepMotherOf Bharata
Rama
textualTradition Hindu epic literature
timePeriodInNarrative Treta Yuga
veneratedIn Hindu tradition

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Ramayana mainCharacter Sumitra
Kaikeyi coWifeOf Sumitra
Kausalya inLaw Sumitra
Bala Kanda featuresCharacter Sumitra
Dasharatha spouse Sumitra
Dasharatha consortOf Sumitra
Shatrughna mother Sumitra
Lakshmana sonOf Sumitra
Ayodhya Kanda mainCharacter Sumitra