Lankesh

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Lankesh is an epithet of the demon-king Ravana from the Hindu epic Ramayana, highlighting his role as the ruler of the island kingdom of Lanka.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf epithet
mythologicalCharacter
appearsIn Hindu mythology
associatedPlace Lanka
associatedWithReligion Hinduism
associatedWithWork Ramayana
category Names of Ravana
culture Indian
denotesRole demon-king
king of Lanka
ruler of Lanka
epithetOf Ravana
gender male
hasEtymologyComponent -isha / -esh (lord, ruler)
Lanka
hasMeaning Lord of Lanka
linked to: King of Lanka
honorificSense acknowledges sovereignty over Lanka
language Sanskrit
mythologicalEra Treta Yuga
portrayedAs antagonist in the Ramayana
refersTo Ravana
relatedCharacter Hanuman
Lakshmana
Rama
Sita
relatedConcept Asura-like being
Rakshasa
titleOf monarch of Lanka
usedInTradition Valmiki Ramayana
linked to: Ramayana

later Ramayana retellings

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Ravana epithet Lankesh