He was the guard and custodian of the Madhuvana, a forest rich in honey, fruits and herbs located between the Mahendra Mountain and Kishkindha. Dadhimukha was also the leader of a large group of monkeys and he brought the army to rescue Mata Sita.

Dadhimukha rushed to Kishkindha. Hearing that Madhuvana was being damaged, Dadhimukha, the in-charge was enraged and told them "Come on fellows. We will show them what we are.”

The monkeys enter Madhuvana and partake the honey in plenty, as permitted by Hanuma and Angada. Singing and dancing as if in a drunken state, the monkeys were obstructed by those guarding the grove. The terrific monkeys warded off the guards, nay, they even dragged them by their knees and tossed them up in the air.

Angada thrashed Dadhimukha with his arms and made him fall on the ground. Dadhimukha along with his followers then proceed to Kishkindha to report the matter to him. Dadhimukha bows down and touches Sugreeva's feet as a mark of salutation.

Leaving Mount Mahendra and leaping ahead towards Kishkindha, the monkeys on their way halt at Madhuvana, a protected grove abounded in honey which was dear to Sugreeva and guarded by the monkey, Dahimukha.

Sep 28, 2020 · This page is entitled “dadhimukha relates how madhuvana has been laid waste” and represents Chapter 63 of the Sundara-kanda of the Ramayana (English translation by Hari Prasad Shastri). The Ramayana narrates the legend of Rama and Sita and her abduction by Ravana, the king of Lanka.

Coming back to Madhuvana as instructed by Sugreeva, and craving forgiveness of Angada, Dadhimukha submits to him that he along with the other monkeys is urgently required by Sugreeva. Angada and other monkeys including Hanuma spring forward into the …

Dadhimukha guarded the forest Madhuvana situated between the Mahendra Mountain and Kishkindha. Madhuvana is noted for its wide variety of fruits, herbs and lots of honey. Dadhimukha’s name can also be seen in the Hindu epic Mahabharatha.

3 days ago · Madhuvana is a garden described in the Ramayana and it was very dear to Sugriva (the king of Kishkindha), who along with his Vanara army including Hanuman had helped in Bhagavan Sri Rama in rescuing Mata Sita. The protection of Madhuvana was assigned to Dadhimukha, uncle of Sugriva. The garden was sarvabhuta manoharam (an …

RAMA'S wanderings in the Nilgiri mountains, and his alliance with Sugriva the chief of these regions, form the subject of the Book. With that contempt for aboriginal races which has marked civilized conquerors in all ages, the poet describes the dwellers of …