He signals to have him shot with an arrow.
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In the Ramayana, Sugriva defeats Bali with the help of Lord Rama. After forming an alliance, Rama agrees to assist Sugriva by using his bow and arrow. During the battle, Rama shoots Bali from a concealed position, striking him fatally, as Bali had previously acquired a boon that made him invincible in direct combat with opponents of equal strength. This strategic intervention allows Sugriva to reclaim his kingdom and fulfill his destiny.
Bali was the king of monkey kingdom caled Kishkinda and elder brother of Sugriva.
bali is killed by golden arrow shot by rama
to tell him apart from bali
to tell him apart from bali
he cant tell the brothers apart and doesnt want to hit the wrong one .
A necklace made of flowers
sibling rivalry taken to an extreme
Rama refrains from using his arrow to hit Bali directly because he believes it is unethical to attack a warrior who is engaged in combat with someone else. He feels that it would be dishonorable to strike Bali while he is focused on fighting Sugriva. Instead, Rama chooses to shoot Bali from a concealed position, believing it to be a more just approach given the circumstances. This decision highlights Rama's adherence to dharma, or righteousness, even in the context of battle.
Rama refrains from intervening in the fight between Sugriva and Vali because he has promised Sugriva that he will only assist him once the battle is initiated. Rama respects the principles of dharma, or righteousness, which dictate that he should not interfere in a fight that does not involve him directly. Additionally, Rama believes in allowing Sugriva to demonstrate his strength and resolve in reclaiming his rightful position. This decision reflects Rama's commitment to honor and fairness in his alliances.