Dasaratha

Dasaratha is a significant figure in Hindu mythology, known as the king of Ayodhya and the father of Lord Rama. He was a virtuous and just ruler, blessed with three wives and four sons. His story highlights themes of duty, sacrifice, and devotion, especially when he must send Rama into exile to uphold promises made to his wife. Dasaratha's life underscores the importance of righteousness and the responsibilities of leadership, and his story is central to the epic Ramayana, illustrating the values of dharma (duty) and devotion within Indian tradition.