Lankeshwara

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Lankeshwara is an epithet of Ravana, the legendary king of Lanka in the Hindu epic Ramayana, highlighting his role as the lord and ruler of the island kingdom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf epithet
mythological epithet
appliedTo Ravana as sovereign of Lanka
associatedWithPlace Lanka NERFINISHED
associatedWithReligion Hinduism NERFINISHED
associatedWithTradition Valmiki Ramayana NERFINISHED
later Ramayana retellings
associatedWithWork Hindu epic Ramayana NERFINISHED
componentMeaning Ishwara means lord or ruler
Lanka refers to the island kingdom ruled by Ravana NERFINISHED
culturalContext ancient Indian literature
denotesRole king of Lanka
lord of Lanka NERFINISHED
ruler of Lanka
epithetOf Ravana NERFINISHED
hasComponent Ishwara NERFINISHED
Lanka NERFINISHED
language Sanskrit
literaryRole honorific for the antagonist king in the Ramayana
meaning Lord of Lanka NERFINISHED
Lord of the island of Lanka
mythologicalContext Ramayana narrative
narrativeFunction emphasizes Ravana’s sovereignty over Lanka
refersTo Ravana NERFINISHED
regionOfCulturalOrigin Indian subcontinent NERFINISHED
scripturalTradition Itihasa
titleType honorific title
royal title
usedForCharacterType rakshasa king
usedIn Ramayana NERFINISHED

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Ravana epithet Lankeshwara