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The Rāmāyaṇa, that timeless ocean of wisdom, shines forth with the resplendent figure of Śrī Rāma—Maryādā Puruṣottama, the eternal embodiment of dharma and the radiant solar principle. Yet, in its vast expanse, the lives and inner journeys of other exalted figures—Maharāja Daśaratha, the noble queen Kauśalyā, the steadfast Bharata, the gentle Śrutakīrti, the self-effacing Urmilā, the virtuous Māṇḍavī, and even the Divine Mother Sītā Herself—are often allowed to remain in the background, like hidden stars veiled by the sun’s brilliance.