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	Sugriva - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Hinduism, Sugriva was the younger brother of Vali.
		He was unjustly thrown out of the kingdom because of a misunderstanding by his elder brother and henceforth they became bitter enemies.
		Sugriva was helped by Lord Rama to destroy Vali and he in turn gave the Vanara army to Lord Rama to find Sita and rescue her.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sugriva (91 words)

	Vali (Ramayana) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the Hindu epic Ramayana, Vali was the monkey-King of Kishkindha, a son of Indra and the elder brother of Sugriva.
		Vali had been known as a good and pious monkey-king, but had been too arrogant to listen to Sugriva after his brother had accidentally sealed the entrance to a cave in which Vali was fighting a demon.
		Sugriva had thought that Vali was dead, and so had ruled in his stead, but though he'd tried to explain the situation to Vali, Vali would not listen, and had him driven out of the kingdom.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vali_(Hindu_mythology) (231 words)

	Culture Course Vol VI - Sugriva(Page6) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Rama coronated Sugriva as king of Kishkindha and Vali’s son Angada as Crown Prince.
		Thus the friendship between Rama and Sugriva became a byword.
		Sugriva is also famous for his commands, which could never be disobeyed except on pain of death!
	www.hindubooks.org /culture_course/book6/sugriva/page6.htm (130 words)

	Weekly Assignments (Epics of India)
		Sugriva was luxuriating in his bed chamber when Lakshmana arrived.
		Rama felt sorry for Sugriva because he had lost his wife and was in exile.
		Vali commended Sugriva and Hanuman to Rama as companions.
	www.mythfolklore.net /india/weeks/week03/readingaquiz.htm (1118 words)

	RaceandHistory.com - The Riddle Of Rama And Sita
		Sugriva concluded that Vali must have been killed by Mayavi and came to Kishkindha and got himself declared king in place of Vali and made Hanuman his Prime Minister.
		Sugriva should have ascertained, should not merely have assumed, that Vali was dead.
		Accordingly a duel was arranged, Sugriva with a garland around his neck, while the duel was on, Rama, standing behind a tree, shot Vali with his arrow and opened the way for Surgiva to be the king of Kiskinda.
	www.raceandhistory.com /worldhotspots/riddlerama.htm (3953 words)

	Kishkindhakand- 99 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Sugriva who waited all this period, returned home in sorrow assuming his brother was dead.
		Sugriva heard her shout the names of Rama and Lakshmana and then saw her drop her jewels tied in a piece of cloth she had torn from her mantle down to the place where Sugriva was sitting.
		When Sugriva saw Vali's wife weeping piteously, he was filled with a sense of remorse and guilt for having been the reason for all this unhappiness fro a mere piece of land.
	www.hindunet.org /ramayana/discourse/kishkindhakand_99.htm (2664 words)

	VNN Editorial - Friendships In Krsna Consciousness
		Sugriva made the ultimate sacrifice by agreeing to fight Ravana, and Lord Rama made sure--even by adopting an extreme measure-- that Sugriva's apparently mundane and embarrassing problem was solved.
		When Sugriva and Lord Ramachandra understood each other and came to appreciate and trust each other's basic integrity and devotion to the principle of friendship, they made a vow to one another and walked around the sacred fire.
		The ceremony Sri Rama and Sri Sugriva observed is similar in principle to the Vedic ceremony of marriage.
	www.vnn.org /editorials/ET9902/ET02-2951.html (979 words)

	Hanuman: The Messenger of God
		Sugriva, as the leader of his tribe, should have gone out to meet Rama and Lakshmana and ascertain their purpose and intention.
		Sugriva instructed Hanuman to disguise himself as a celibate student in order to ascertain the identity and the purpose of the two brothers.
		Sugriva feared that they are allies of his brother, Bali, sent to wage war with him.
	www.jaihanuman.org /messenger_of_god1.asp (675 words)

	Sathya Sai Baba - Rama Katha Rasavahini - The Rama Story - An Ally Accepted
		Sugriva was ever on the watch for strange faces nearing his habitat, for, he was afraid, his elder brother, Vali, might torment him, even in his present home, by sending emissaries of death or distress.
		Sugriva was given necessary instructions, while on the way; at last, he was directed to go forward alone, and shout a challenge in front of the main gate of the City.
		Sugriva was not happy that he became the ruler and was honoured by that responsibility; he was, on the other hand, sad and morose, because he had been the cause for the killing of his brother.
	laluni.helloyou.ws /askbaba/ramakatharasavahini/r1024.html (7959 words)

	Vijayanagara Research Project::Mythical Landscape (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Sugriva, a claimant to the Kishkindha throne, who had been deposed by his brother Vali, recovered and hid them in a cave.
		After Vali was killed by an arrow shot by Rama, and Sugriva crowned, the rainy season began and Rama and Lakshmana waited on Malyavanta hill.
		Rama, Lakshmana and Hanuman, Sugriva, Hazara Rama Temple
	www.museum.upenn.edu /new/research/Exp_Rese_Disc/Asia/vrp/HTML/Myt_Land.shtml (661 words)

	Weekly Assignments (Epics of India)
		Hanuman is loyal to Sugriva, the younger brother of Vali, who is the king of Kishkinda.
		Sugriva is made king after Vali's death, with Angada as his second-in-command.
		After the rainy season, Sugriva is supposed to gather an army to help them, but Sugriva is lost in debauchery and forgets his promise.
	www.mythfolklore.net /india/weeks/week03/readinga.htm (838 words)

	KC Principles
		Vali was faithfully served by his younger brother Sugriva and thus ruled the kingdom of Kishkindha.
		Thus banished by Vali, Sugriva was forced to leave the kingdom.
		As promised, when Vali and Sugriva were engaged in fierce combat, Lord Rama while hiding behind a tree shot an arrow at Vali and mortally wounded him.
	www.atlantaharekrishnas.org /newsgroup/kcprinciples/0023.htm (1301 words)

	The Ramayana
		Sugriva was in a similar situation to Rama, having been exiled from his kingdom of Kishkindha and bereft of his wife by a tyrannical brother, Bali.
		Sugriva struggled to gain the upper hand on his brother, and was finally aided by Rama's swift and fatal arrow.
		Sugriva bravely rallied them to duty; however all efforts against this mighty man were useless and the army started again to flee.
	www.crock11.freeserve.co.uk /ramay.htm (4471 words)

	Sugriva's Friendship (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Sugriva in turn assured Rama that he would help them in finding out where Sita was and rescuing her.
		A short time ago, Sugriva and his ministers were sitting on the top of their hill.
		Sugriva chose some of the ablest among them and sent them to inspect various areas to find out where Sita was.
	www.freeindia.org /biographies/greatpersonalities/lakshmana/page7.htm (509 words)

	Re: Shvu Speaks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		After seeing blood emanating from the cave, the fearful sugrIva wrongly concluded that vAli had perished, and so he sealed the cave to keep the rAkshasa from coming out, and then left to assume the kingdom (thinking vAli to be dead).
		sugrIva's act of assuming vAli dead could be characterized as foolish, or perhaps lacking in faith in his brother's strength.
		That rAma did not help sugrIva for selfish reasons is amply born out by the fact that He did not beseech any other king for this assistance, despite His extensive travels.
	www.audarya-fellowship.com /printthread.php?Board=hinduism&main=84673&type=post (1427 words)

	Mantra On Net : Futher Reading on Hanuman
		When he found Sugriva was the king, shocked and agitated he came to the conclusion that his brother had deliberately put the rock to close the way out of the tunnel under the ground to cause his death.
		Sugriva was pained at Bali's behaviour that he loved and respected very much.
		Sugriva who had no time free from luxuries and enjoyments of life, was upset at the news of Lakshman's arrival.
	www.mantraonnet.com /hanuman2.html (6326 words)

	SAN DIEGO MUSEUM of ART \| The Binney Collection: South Asian Miniature Paintings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Rama was taken to the monkeys and listened to their story one of unjust banishment, contested kingship, and separation from one's wife.
		Sugriva and his brother Vali, King of the Monkeys and the Bears, had gone to defeat a demon that had been ravaging the Kingdom.
		Sugriva became King of the Monkeys and the Bears.
	www.sdmart.org /exhibition-binney-rama9.html (286 words)

	chapter2
		Sugriva is again crowned king and Tara becomes his consort.
		Vali is the one Tara marries because she loves him; Sugriva is the one she might eventually love because she marries him.
		Because of Tara's death, Sugriva’s wife Ruma is the one who meets Lakshmana as an ambassador of the king.
	students.ou.edu /T/April.D.Trenary-1/chapter2.html (858 words)

	The Ramayana - Page 18
		Now this Sugriva lived in exile, driven from home and robbed of his wife by his cruel brother Vali; and when he saw the two great-eyed heroes bearing arms, he deemed them to have been sent by Vali for his destruction.
		So Hanuman, considering that Sugriva also needed a champion for the recovery of his wife and kingdom, led the knights to Sugriva, and there Rama and the monkey-chief held converse.
		Then Sugriva told his story and prayed Rama for his aid, and he engaged himself to overcome the monkey-chief's brother, and in return Sugriva undertook to recover Sita.
	www.galileolibrary.com /ebooks/as10/ramayana_page_18.htm (820 words)

	Shri Rama :- Search For Shri Sita (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		When Sugriva spied Shri Rama and Lakshmana walking down the foothill he was terrified anticipating them as agents of Bali and deputed Hanuman to go down in the garb of a Brahmin to ascertain who they were and what had brought them there.
		Sugriva recounted there how he had got hold of the scarf of Shri Sita which she dropped while being forcibly taken away in the aerial chariot of Ravana repeating Rama, Shri Rama, all the while.
		Sugriva did accordingly and Bali who treated Sugriva of scant prowess was ready to respond to the call at once.
	www.indiangyan.com /books/otherbooks/shri_rama/search_for_sita.shtml (3071 words)

	Summer course, 21 May 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Sugriva started living on the Rishyamukha Mountain for he felt that Vali would not be able to touch him if he went to Rishyamukha due to sage Matanga's curse.
		Rama understood from the conversation that Vali was unjust towards Sugriva.
		Sugriva was deeply impressed by the strength of Rama.
	www.sathyasai.org /discour/2002/d020521.html (2301 words)

	Ramayana Article Part 2
		Vali simply admits it; and his dying message to Sugriva betokens the sad submission to fate which is so common to high spirits who know that their day is done: (Kish.
		And Sugriva, in his very first words to them, his mind freed from the besetting fear that they might be Vali's friends, tells them that he is honoured and flattered to find that they should wish to be friends with him, a mere Vanara.
		Sugriva, though he was to be troubled later by doubts about Rama's ability to cope with Vali, expands like the lotus in the sun at the dawn of happy friendship.
	www.ramayanaudio.com /Forum_Articles/Raghunathan/Part_2/part_2.html (1522 words)

	Kumbhakarna The Sleeping Giant
		The demon got very angry and threw the pike on Sugriva, which was caught by Hanuman and broken into pieces between his legs.
		The water woke up Sugriva and immediately he, in one swift body motion, sank his teeth and bit off his nose and tore both his ears off with his hands and nails.
		Sugriva jumped off his feet and scooted back to his friends.
	www.geocities.com /rustyprose/kumbakarna.htm (961 words)

	Cover Story
		Having killed the powerful Bali, the ravisher of Sugriva’s wife, he installed him in the kingdom and did the work of his friend.
		Sugriva saw Rama and Lakshmana as he was sitting on the Rishyamuka hill.
		Sugriva and his army shall come by path of the welkin in a moment having crossed the big ocean.
	www.splendourindia.org /splen_feb04/sundarakanda.htm (2524 words)

	The storyboard of the RAMAYANA
		Sugriva seeks refuge in the mountains where the sage lives, knowing that Vali will not go there due to the curse of death put on him.
		Sugriva tells Tara that her husband is dead, but she does not believe him because he did not see the body.
		Sugriva fears that his brother is dead, rolls a boulder across the entrance, and returns to home.
	www.azibaza.com /ramayana.htm (8447 words)

	The Picturebook Ramayana: Preface (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Rama promised to aid Sugriva regain his kingdom and wife from Valin, while Sugriva promised to help Rama recover Sita wherever she might be.
		Sugriva then showed Rama the jewelry which had fallen on that very hill when Ravana passed overhead with the struggling Sita.
		True to his promise, Sugriva sent search parties in each of the directions to discover where Ravana had carried Sita (81).
	www.maxwell.syr.edu /southasiacenter/ramayana/storybook/synopsis.asp?p=20 (299 words)

	Sugriva's Friendship (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Sighting them from atop the hill, Sugriva, a king of the monkeys, sent his minister Anjaneya (Hanuman) to meet them and bring them to him.
		Sugriva narrated his woes to Rama and sought his help.
		Sugriva sent his soldiers to all- corners of the country to search for Sita.
	www.freeindia.org /biographies/sitadevi/page15.htm (234 words)

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