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English: "Rāmacandra standing in a rocky landscape with Laksmana and the bear and monkey chiefs of his army" "The Chief's of Rama-Chandra's army. 1. Rama Chandra. 2. Lacshman. 3. King Sugriva. 4. Hoonoman. 5. Jambuvan. 6. Angada. 7. Arunda. 8. Nila. 9. Samrambha. 10. Nala. 11. Vanara. 12. Durvinda. 13. Rambha."
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