Lakshmana
- Lakshmana
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Sîtâ,
Râma et Laksmana, manuscrit indien de la fin du
XVIIe siècle
Dans le Ramayana, Lakshmana est le frère cadet de Râma. Il est issu du mariage entre le roi et sa troisième femme et il a un frère jumeau. Il choisit de son plein gré d'accompagner Râma dans son exil.
Contrairement à son aîné, avatar de Vishnou, qui est représenté avec la peau bleue, Lakshmana est reconnaissable à sa peau de couleur or pâle.
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