CBSE · Class 10 · Hindi · Kshitij Poetry: Ram-Lakshman-Parashuram SamvadWhy did Lakshman claim he was holding back his anger and not attacking Parashuram?
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Lakshman stated that according to the traditions and values of their Raghu dynasty (Raghukula), violence and warfare are not used against gods (Devta), Brahmins, devotees of God (Harijan), and cows. Since Parashuram was a Brahmin, harming him or fighting him would bring sin and dishonor to their clan, which is why Lakshman restrained his anger.
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