Image: Parashurama and Bhishma

Parasurama and Bhisma fighting over Amba

Persian translation of the Mahabharata (Add5639)

(British Library)

For more about Parashurama, Bhishma, and Amba see Wikipedia.

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Image: Mahabali and Vamana

King Mahabali and Vamana

Delhi, 1800

(Sotheby's)

For more about Vamana and Mahabali see Wikipedia.

In the detail you can see how Vamana has poked Shukracharya in the eye with a blade of grass.

Image: Bharata Seeks Rama

Bharata Seeks Rama

(British Library: Mewar Ramayana)

From the Library site: Bharata refused to be installed as king and resolved to find Rama and bring him back to Ayodhya. He set off with the foremost citizens of the city and a huge army and has reached the banks of the Ganges in Guha's kingdom. Bharata tells Guha to fetch enough boats to convey them all over the Ganges. They all then cross the river in flat-bottomed boats driven by paddles and with steersmen with long poles. The largest boat, in which are the princes, the Brahmins and their advisers, has a canopy and also a screen for the queens. Others convey the horses and army, while the elephants with their baggage are driven across by their mahouts. Some men swim across and are helped out of the water by Guha's people on the far bank. The two princes have now resolved to wear ascetics' garments like their exiled brothers.

Image: Kaikeyi and Dasharatha

Kaikeyi and Dasharatha

(Wikimedia: Raja Ravi Varma)

You can find out more about Dasharatha and Kaikeyi at Wikipedia.

Image: Jatayu and Ravana

Jatayu and Ravana
(folio from a Vaidehisha Vilasa / Story of Sita)
(Los Angeles County Museum of Art)

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Image: Vishnu on Garuda

Vishnu on Garuda
Bangkok, Thailand
(image Source: Wikipedia)

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Image: Shiva and Parvati

Shiva dances as Parvati plays music

(19th century; Wellcome Library V0045907)

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