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Archival records from Painted walls of the Bodinayakkanur Zamin Palace (EAP896-1)

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Kalakkottu muni is taken by a Palanquin

Item Ref: EAP896/1/3/1
Kalakkottu muni welcomed by King Dasaratha- Vasistha and the minister

Item Ref: EAP896/1/3/2
Kalakkottu muni-Vasishta and other Rishis perform Yags

Item Ref: EAP896/1/3/3
Kalakkottu muni distribute "Pandam/Prasad" (medicine for pregnancy) to king Dasaratha

Item Ref: EAP896/1/3/4
King Dasaratha distributes "Pandam/Prasad" (medicine for pregnancy) to his wives

Item Ref: EAP896/1/3/5
After consuming "Pandam/Prasad" (medicine for pregnancy) the Queens become pregnanat

Item Ref: EAP896/1/3/6
The visible stomachs of pregnant Kausalya, Subatra and Kaikeyi

Item Ref: EAP896/1/3/7
Kausalya-Subatra and Kaikeyi get stomach pain for delivery

Item Ref: EAP896/1/3/8
The Attendant lady (Dasi) informs King Dasaratha that he has been blesed with four sons

Item Ref: EAP896/1/4/1
The Attendant lady (Dasi) informs King Dasaratha that he has been blesed with four sons. Dasaratha gifts pearl garland to the attendant.…
Dasaratha celebrates his happines by distributing dress, gold and cow to brahmins

Item Ref: EAP896/1/4/2
The newborns take bath

Item Ref: EAP896/1/4/3
Satrukana-Bharatha-Lakshmana and Rama are with their Father and mothers

Item Ref: EAP896/1/5/1
Satrukana-Bharatha-Lakshmana and Rama are with their Father and mothers. Vasishta and other Rishis name the new borns.
Three mothers and an attendant breast feed the new borns

Item Ref: EAP896/1/5/2
The first movements of the children and the mothers try to catch them

Item Ref: EAP896/1/5/3
Vasishta Rishi teach the children

Item Ref: EAP896/1/5/4

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