Biography goddess sitaland

सीता

Sita, an incarnation of Mahalakshmi, holds a central place in the Ramayana, with deep connections to Hindu mythology.

She was found by King Janaka of the Videha kingdom while plowing the earth, symbolizing her divine origins as the child of Bhudevi (Mother Earth). Adopted by Janaka, Sita grew to be the epitome of virtue and devotion.

Her marriage to Rama, the Kosala prince and incarnation of Vishnu, was sealed after Rama fulfilled the challenge of stringing Lord Shiva’s mighty bow in Janaka’s court, a test of strength, will, and divine favor.

Connections to Other Entities:

• Mahalakshmi: As the incarnation of Mahalakshmi, Sita mirrors the goddess’s role as the divine consort of Vishnu, representing prosperity, devotion, and balance.

  Her union with Rama as Vishnu’s avatar mirrors the eternal cosmic connection between Vishnu and Lakshmi in various forms.

• Janaka: Known for his w