Why did Laxman leave Sita?

Rama was extremely distraught on hearing the news, but finally told Lakshmana that as a king, he had to make his citizens pleased and the purity of the queen of Ayodhya has to be above any gossip and rumour. With a heavy heart, he instructed him to take Sita to a forest outside Ayodhya and leave her there.

Why did RAM leave Sita after Agni Pariksha?

As per the plan, Maya Sita vanished in the fire at Agni Pariksha and real Sita comes out. When Rama abandons the young Maya Sita at Agni Pariksha, she – worried about her uncertain future – questions Rama and Agni about what should she do now.

Does Rama leave Sita?

Rama is separated from his peaceful exile in the forest and begins the tumultuous journey to reach Lanka. After winning the war against Ravana, Rama gets Sita back only to be separated again when he banishes her.

Did Ram know that Sita was pregnant?

Lord Rama himself sent Mother Sita to live with Agni dev and his wife Svaha for some time. So Lord Rama was completely aware of purity of Mother Sita.

Did Ram and Sita have any children?

Kusha or Kusa or Kush (Sanskrit: कुश) and his twin brother Lava were the children of Rama and Sita.

Why did Ram tell Sita that he will follow her?

So Ram thinks of something. Sita tells this to her Lord (who already knew about it). He tells her that he will leave her to valmiki’s ashram where she will give birth to two boys and then he will visit her after which she will leave this world. At that very moment Ram told Sita “I will follow you soon”.

Why did Rama refuse to remarry after marriage to Sita?

As a wealthy, powerful emperor, Rama could have married anyone of his choice. He refused to remarry because he wanted to honor his word to Sita. Soon after their marriage, Rama had promised Sita that she would be his only wife. By keeping that pledge lifelong, Rama showed his respect for Sita,…

Why did Bharata faint in front of Rama?

Bharat tried to dissuade Rama by reminding that even Lord Brahma declared Sita to be pure. But Rama replied that He knew that but was afraid of a public scandal and again ordered Bharata to either exile Sita or cut off His (Rama’s) head. On hearing such unpleasant words Bharata also fainted.

Why did Ravana try to gain Sita’s consent?

Because Ravana had been cursed to die if he ever violated a woman against her will, he had tried to gain Sita’s consent by alternately tempting and threatening her. She had heroically preserved her purity by spurning his temptations and braving his threats for an endlessly long year. Rama himself had no doubts about Sita’s purity.