శ్రీమద్రామాయణం — The Ramayana of Valmiki, Telugu Edition | All 7 Kandas + 21 Shlokas in Devanagari & Telugu Script

🏹 శ్రీమద్రామాయణం, మీ భాషలో. వాల్మీకి మహర్షి రచించిన ఆదికావ్యం, బాలకాండ నుండి ఉత్తరకాండ వరకు ఏడు కాండల సంపూర్ణ కథ, సరళమైన తెలుగులో. The complete story of Rama from Valmiki’s Sanskrit, retold in simple Telugu, with the key shlokas in both Devanagari and Telugu script.

Most of us know the Ramayana from television, Harikatha and later retellings. This edition goes back to the source, the Valmiki Ramayana. It follows Valmiki’s own order of events and marks clearly which well-loved details come from him and which were added later.

Language: The story is in Telugu. Every shloka is printed in Devanagari and in Telugu script, so you can recite it even if you don’t read Devanagari, with a Telugu meaning (తాత్పర్యం) and an English meaning. Section titles are in Telugu and English.

What's inside (69 pages)

• ఆదికావ్యం · The First Poem: Narada’s question, the krauncha bird and the birth of Sanskrit poetry
• బాలకాండ: the birth of the four princes, Vishvamitra, the road to Mithila and the breaking of Shiva’s bow
• అయోధ్యాకాండ: the coronation that never was, the exile, Dasharatha’s grief and Bharata with the sandals (పాదుకలు)
• అరణ్యకాండ: ten years among the sages, Shurpanakha, the golden deer, Jatayu, Kabandha and Shabari
• కిష్కింధాకాండ: Hanuman meets Rama, the friendship with Sugriva, the death of Vali and the great search
• సుందరకాండ: Hanuman’s leap, Sita in the Ashoka grove, the ring, the chudamani and Lanka in flames
• యుద్ధకాండ: Vibhishana’s refuge, the bridge (సేతువు), Indrajit and Lakshmana, the fall of Ravana and the return to Ayodhya
• ఉత్తరకాండ: stories of the past, Sita in the forest, Lava and Kusha and the end of the avatara
• 21 key shlokas, each with its kanda and sarga reference, a Telugu meaning and an English meaning, plus the traditional invocation కూజంతం రామ రామేతి
• Companion pages:
  • the people of the Ramayana and Rama’s family
  • the characters through their deeds
  • the route of the exile and the places of the Ramayana
  • the many Ramayanas
  • reading the Ramayana at home (పారాయణ)
  • common doubts, the story at a glance and a glossary (పదకోశం)

Why this edition

• Every verse, number and event is checked against Valmiki’s Sanskrit text, and the Telugu has been proofread.
• Clear Telugu script that renders every conjunct correctly. Shlokas are printed in both scripts.
• “వాల్మీకి ఏమంటారు” notes cover details often told differently today. For example, there is no Lakshmana Rekha in Valmiki, and Shabari tasting each fruit is a later, much-loved addition.
• Honest and balanced about the Uttara Kanda and the most debated episodes.
• An evergreen edition, with no dates that go out of date.

Frequently asked questions

Is the whole book in Telugu? Yes. The story is told in Telugu. The shlokas are in Sanskrit (in Devanagari and Telugu script) with Telugu and English meanings, and headings carry an English title too.

Is there an English-only version? Yes. “The Ramayana of Valmiki” (English edition) is also available in our store.

Is this the complete Ramayana? It retells the complete story of all seven kandas with 21 key verses. It is not a verse-by-verse translation of all 24,000 shlokas.

Is it based on Valmiki? Yes, on Valmiki’s Sanskrit Ramayana. Where popular versions differ, the book says so.

How do I get it? A download link appears as soon as you pay and is also emailed to you. If you can't find it, check your spam folder or write to ourdigiverse@gmail.com.

Can I read it on my phone? Yes. It's an A5 PDF that reads well on any phone or tablet and prints neatly at home.

Format: PDF eBook, instant download. Part of the Sanatan Granth Sangrah series by YourDigiverse.

Licensed for the personal use of the purchaser.