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The Ramcharitmanas Goswami Tulsidasji wrote a beautiful scripture and a poetic classic in it. Ramcharitmanas is more than just a story; it conveys old Sanatan Dharma teachings through narrative parables that combine devotional and philosophical themes. The seven Kaandas that make up Ramcharitmanas each provide light on a different stage of the author's life. The Ramayan narrates the tale of Prince Rama, whose wife Sita is kidnapped by Ravana, the demon king of Lanka, and who is from the city of Ayodhya and the kingdom of Kosala. The largest publisher of Hindu holy literature in the world, Gita Press Gorakhpur, is responsible for this publication. It was initially founded in 1923 to spread Hinduism through its more than 2,000 books in 15 different languages. This book provides the text's meaning and is written in Awadh Hindi.