Ravana

Ravana, in the Hindu mythology the king of the demons, who carried off Sita, the wife of Râma, to Ceylon, which, with the help of the monkey-god Hanuman, and a host of quadrumana, Râma invaded and conquered, slaying his wife's ravisher, and bringing her off safe, a story which forms the subject of the Hindu epic, “Râmâyana.”

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

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Ratich, Wolfgang
Rational Horizon
Rationalism, Modern
Ratisbo
Rattazzi, Urbano
Rauch, Christian
Rauhes Haus
Raumer, Friedrich Ludwig Georg von
Ravaillac, François
Ravana
Ravenna
Ravenna, Exarch of
Ravenscroft, Thomas
Ravenswood
Ravignan, Gustave Delacroix de
Rawal Pindi
Rawlinson, George
Rawlinson, Sir Henry
Ray, John
Rayleigh, Lord

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