CharacterIkshvaku royal family
Kusha: Places
कुशMember of the Ikshvaku royal family. Also called Kush.
Kusha is the elder of the twin sons of Rama and Sita. Raised with Lava in Valmiki's hermitage, he sings the Ramayana at Rama's horse sacrifice and later becomes king of southern Kosala at Kushavati.
Where is Kusha worshipped?
PlaceNaimisharanyaनैमिषारण्यNaimisharanya is the forest where Rama performs the Ashwamedha sacrifice. Here Lava and Kusha sing the Ramayana before…
PlaceValmiki Ashramवाल्मीकि आश्रमValmiki's hermitage is where the epic begins and ends. Here Valmiki hears Rama's story from Narada, composes the…
PlaceAyodhyaअयोध्याAyodhya, on the Sarayu in Uttar Pradesh, is the capital of the Ikshvaku kings in the Ramayana and…Continue exploring
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Appears inRamayanaरामायण
Stories & mythsLava and Kusha: Sita’s Sons and Her Return to the Earthलव-कुश: सीता के पुत्र और पृथ्वी में लीन होनाPlaces & templesNaimisharanyaनैमिषारण्य
Stories & mythsLuv-Kush and the Ashwamedha Horseलव-कुश और अश्वमेध का घोड़ाPlaces & templesValmiki Ashramवाल्मीकि आश्रमPlaces & templesAyodhyaअयोध्या
Stories & mythsHow Long Did Lord Rama Live? His Reign, Age and Departureश्री राम कितने वर्ष जीए?
SiblingsLavaलव
ParentsRamaराम
ParentsSitaसीता