Who was Angad?

Answer 1

Angada, in the Hindu epic Ramayana, is a vanara who helped Rama find his wife Sita and fight her abductor, Ravana. He was the son of Vali and Tara and the nephew of Sugriva.

In his efforts to seek a peaceful solution, Rama sent several messengers to Ravana; Angada was one of them. Angada explained to Ravana that Rama had sent him to seek the release of Sita and that Ravana ought to heed this last appeal so that war could be averted. Angada tried every means to convince Ravana, but the ruler was firm to face a battle instead of returning Sita to Rama peacefully.

At one stage, Angada planted his foot firmly on the ground and threw a challenge that if anybody in Ravana's court uprooted his foot, Rama would concede defeat and return without Sita. All the rakshasa commanders of Ravana's army and even his son Indrajit tried to lift Angada's leg but none succeeded. Feeling humiliated by this failure, an infuriated Ravana began to hurl abuses at Rama, causing Angada to lose his temper.

Angada hit the ground with both his hands with such tremendous force that it caused mild tremors on the earth. Ravana fell on the ground and his crowns rolled off his head. The courtiers ran away in fright. Ravana tried to pick up his crowns but before he could touch them, Angada picked four of them up and hurled them in the direction of Rama.

When the vanaras saw the flying crowns approaching, they got frightened. But Rama knew that they were the crowns of Ravana. Hanuman caught the flying crowns in the air and placed them in front of Rama.

Ravana ordered his men to kill Angada, but he laughed out aloud and escaped.

Answer 2

Angad In Ramayana

Answer 3

Angad was the son of Vali the king of kishkinda who was executed by Rama. he was the crown prince and retained the status even after sugriva was crowned the king of Kishkinda.

Answer 4

I'm not sure if this what u want-

Indian religious leader; second guru (teacher) of Sikhism 1539–52, succeeding Nanak. He popularized the Punjabi alphabet known as Gurmukhi, in which the Sikh scriptures are written.

Angad gathered together the writings and hymns of Nanak, compiling them in Gurmukhi, and organized schools to teach people to read and write in Gurmukhi script, a practice that continues for Sikh children today. He also ensured that the custom of the langar (communal meal) continued, to preserve the practice of equality for all. His successor Amar Das further institutionalized this tradition.

Answer 5

Angada, in the Hindu epic Ramayana, is a vanara who helped Rama find his wife Sita and fight her abductor, Ravana. He was the son of Vali and Tara and the nephew of Sugriva.

In his efforts to seek a peaceful solution, Rama sent several messengers to Ravana; Angada was one of them. Angada explained to Ravana that Rama had sent him to seek the release of Sita and that Ravana ought to heed this last appeal so that war could be averted. Angada tried every means to convince Ravana, but the ruler was firm to face a battle instead of returning Sita to Rama peacefully.

Answer 6

as per akhilesh, angad was born accidently by bali and mandodari