Rama–Sugriva pact

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The Rama–Sugriva pact is a pivotal alliance in the Ramayana in which Rama agrees to help the exiled monkey king Sugriva regain his throne in exchange for Sugriva’s assistance in rescuing Sita.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alliance
event in the Ramayana
political pact
associatedGroup Vanaras NERFINISHED
associatedKingdom Kishkindha NERFINISHED
associatedPlace Pampa Sarovara NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance symbol of strategic alliance in Hindu tradition
formalizedBy exchange of vows before sacred fire in some retellings
hasAlternativeName Rama–Sugriva alliance NERFINISHED
Rama–Sugriva friendship agreement NERFINISHED
hasCause abduction of Sita
exile of Sugriva
hasContext Ramayana NERFINISHED
hasLocation Kishkindha region NERFINISHED
Rishyamukha mountain NERFINISHED
hasMediator Hanuman NERFINISHED
hasMoralTheme dharma in alliances
friendship
mutual obligation
hasParticipant Rama NERFINISHED
Sugriva NERFINISHED
hasPurpose rescue of Sita NERFINISHED
restoration of Sugriva to the throne of Kishkindha
involvesConflictWith Vali NERFINISHED
involvesPromiseBy Rama NERFINISHED
Sugriva NERFINISHED
languageOfPrimarySources Sanskrit
leadsTo Hanuman’s journey to Lanka
discovery of Sita in Lanka
preconditionFor Rama’s campaign against Ravana
RamaPromises to kill Vali
to restore Sugriva’s kingdom
recordedIn Valmiki Ramayana NERFINISHED
later Ramayana adaptations and regional versions
resultsIn coronation of Sugriva as king of Kishkindha
death of Vali
mobilization of the Vanara army
search for Sita in all directions
SugrivaPromises to assist Rama in searching for Sita
to provide his monkey army to Rama
timeInEpic Kishkindha Kanda NERFINISHED

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