What happened to Sita after Luv Kush?

Birth and childhood According to the legend, Sita banished herself from the kingdom due to the gossip of the kingdom folk about her sanctity. She chose self-exile and took refuge in the ashram of Sage Valmiki located on the banks of the Tamsa river.

What was Sita’s final request?

Sita, however, has changed by now. She takes the test, but with a vow that she would end her life if she establishes herself as pure: “If I have not thought of anyone other than Raghava in my mind, then let the goddess earth open up a chasm for me.” That is how Sita ends her life — and on her own terms.

What did Luv and Kush do to help Sita?

Later, Luv and Kush used their singing skills to infuse love for Sita in the Ayodhya’s people. When Rama carried out the Ashvamedha Yagya, the horse strayed into their forest, which brought them into conflict with their own father. Not aware that Rama was their progenitor, they captured the horse and declined to release it.

How did sage Valmiki and Sage Kush take Sita to Rama?

Luv and Kush took Sage Valmiki and Sita to Rama. They realized that Rama was their father and Vaidehi, the queen of Ayodhya, was none other than their mother Sita. When Valmiki advised Rama to take Sita back, he was still hesitant, worried about what his subjects might think. Sita couldn’t take any more humiliation.

How did Sita recognise Rama’s Crown?

On seeing the crown, Sita immediately recognised it as Rama’s. Luv and Kush took Sage Valmiki and Sita to Rama. They realized that Rama was their father and Vaidehi, the queen of Ayodhya, was none other than their mother Sita.

What is the story of Luv and Kush in Ramayana?

Luv and Kush – Valmiki Ramayana Story. Luv and Kush were the children of Lord Ram and his wife Sita. After Sita was banished from the kingdom of Ayodhya, she took shelter in the ashram of Valmiki, which was based in a forest on the banks of the Tamsa river. Luv (Lava) and Kush were born in this ashram of rishi Valmiki.