Summary The Ramayana is not the oldest story in the world, but it’s definitely in the running. Composed starting in the 700s BCE, it has been carried to all corners of the earth and translated into many languages and cultures, traveling along several distinct lines of migration, yet it remains largely unknown in the west. … <a href="http://askamedievalist.com/2024/11/26/episode-86-too-many-ramayanas/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Episode 86: Too Many Ramayanas"</a>

Summary The Ramayana is not the oldest story in the world, but it’s definitely in the running. Composed starting in the 700s BCE, it has been carried to all corners of the earth and translated into many languages and cultures, traveling along several distinct lines of migration, yet it remains largely unknown in the west. … Continue reading "Episode 86: Too Many Ramayanas"

Summary The Ramayana is not the oldest story in the world, but it’s definitely in the running. Composed starting in the 700s BCE, it has been carried to all corners of the earth and translated into many languages and cultures, traveling along several distinct lines of migration, yet it remains largely unknown in the west. … <a href="http://askamedievalist.com/2024/11/26/episode-86-too-many-ramayanas/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Continue reading "Episode 86: Too Many Ramayanas"</a>

Episode 86: Too Many Ramayanas

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Episode 86: Too Many Ramayanas

Episode 86: Too Many Ramayanas