This is a story that happened in India. Rona and Dharma Body (the Biography of Rona) is another independent and complete exclamatory sentence in the Indian epic Mahabharata and an excellent classical narrative love poem.
Naro, King of Nigeria, and Damoyanti, Princess of Pidl, fell in love through the intermediary of swans. In the ceremony of choosing a husband, Damoyanti rejected the Four Gods and chose Rona. Calgary thinks that Naro and Damoyanti despise the gods and is determined to punish them. Gary occupied Naro, making it lose its wealth and kingdom, and his wife Damayanthi went into exile in the forest. Naro, no I didn't want Damoyanti to suffer, so I abandoned her. Rona saved the snake king from the forest fire. To thank him, the snake king bit Rona, making him look like an ugly dwarf to hide his name, and at the same time let the venom torture Gary, the evil god to which Rona was attached. Luo went to Ayoto Kingdom to be the king's driver. Dayanti returned to his parents and sent Brahmins to find Naro. Knowing that Naraku was backward, he set up a plan to find a husband and reunited with Naraku after four years of separation. Naro also recovered his appearance, regained his kingdom, and lived with Damoyanti forever.
It is a mature narrative poem with magnificent colors, simple dialogue, beautiful natural scenery, relaxed humor and tortuous plot. It contains four basic themes of Indian classical narrative poetry: nature, love, politics and war. As an exclamation in epic, it has a high artistic level.
Ancient India is one of the four ancient civilizations, and the Indus civilization was born in 2500 BC.
About 1500 years ago, Aryans from Central Asia entered the South Asian subcontinent and conquered the local ancient Indians. Vedas began to develop into Brahmanism. In the 4th century BC, the Peacock Dynasty unified India and began to spread Buddhism to the outside world. About 188 years ago, after the demise of the Peacock Empire, there were independent regimes and foreign invasions, and Hinduism and Islam rose.
1600, Britain invaded the Mughal Empire and established the East India Company. After 1757, it gradually became a British colony. 1June, 947, Britain promulgated Rona and Damoyanti to divide and rule. In August of the same year, 15, the Indian dominion was established. 1950 65438+1On October 26th, People's Republic of China (PRC) was proclaimed as a member of the Commonwealth.
Tourist attractions include Ajanta Grottoes, Taj Mahal, Eerola Grottoes, Agra Castle and Gueoladeo National Park.
Ajanta Grottoes: Buddhist art sites in ancient India. It is located in Maha Lastra, bearing the Vendier Mountains and facing the Govala River. Carving began in the 2nd century BC and lasted until the middle of the 7th century. There are 30 existing caves (including one unfinished cave). From east to west, it is 550 meters long, all of which are excavated on the cliff surface within the range of 10 to 30 meters from the ground. Except for Cave 5 (Cave 9, Cave 10, Cave 19, Cave 26 and Cave 29), which are caves for worshippers, the rest are monk's rooms. At the beginning of the 7th century, China monk Xuanzang made a pilgrimage to Ajanta. With the decline of Buddhism, this place was neglected and gradually forgotten, becoming a cave for foxes and rabbits. It was not until the beginning of19th century that it was rediscovered and attracted worldwide attention.
Taj Mahal: The Taj Mahal was built by Sha Jiahan, the fifth monarch of the Mughal Dynasty in India, for his favorite Taj Mahal. It's all made of white marble. The four sides of the main building are 5687 meters long and the dome is 74 meters high. This Islamic-style building has a dignified and magnificent appearance and is impeccable. The doors, windows and screens of the bedroom are all carved with white marble into diamond lattices with lace, and the walls are inlaid with colorful rattan flowers such as emeralds, crystals, agates and emeralds.