Rama’s sandals

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Rama’s sandals are the symbolic royal footwear of the exiled prince Rama in the Ramayana, revered as his proxy on the throne during his absence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf footwear
objectOfWorship
religiousSymbol
royalInsignia
associatedWith Ayodhya
Bharata
Hinduism
Rama
Ramayana
culturalSignificanceIn IndianTradition
genreContext HinduEpicLiterature
givenBy Rama
givenTo Bharata
heldBy Bharata
iconographicMotifIn RamayanaPaintings
linked to: Ramayana scenes

RamlilaPerformances
linked to: Ramleela
locatedOn AyodhyaThrone
linked to: Ayodhya
material wood
moralLesson humilityInLeadership
loyaltyToRightfulKing
selflessService
narrativeRoleIn Bharata’sVisitToChitrakoot
linked to: Chitrakoot Dham

Rama’sExileEpisode
religiousContext Vaishnavism
represents idealDevotedBrotherhood
ruleInRama’sName
separationOfPowerAndPerson
reveredIn TulsidasRamcharitmanas
linked to: Ramcharitmanas

ValmikiRamayana
linked to: Ramayana
symbolizes Rama’sPresence
devotionOfBharata
dharma
obedienceToDharma
renunciationOfPower
righteousKingship
royalAuthority
timeOfUse Rama’sFourteenYearExile
typeOf paduka
usedAs proxyOnTheThrone
symbolicRulerOfAyodhya
veneratedAs Rama’sProxy
worshippedBy Bharata
peopleOfAyodhya

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Bharata placedOnThrone Rama’s sandals