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Ravana having a blade named chandrahas isn't referenced anyplace in Valmiki Ramayana. In actuality, Ravana and Lord Shiva never connect with one another in any occasion in the epic.
Ravana just lifted mount Kailasa according to the valid 6 books of Ramayana.
The Lord of rakshasas acquired his entire existence from the God of creation named Brahma. He obtained a few weapons and even a celestial protective layer from The God Brahma.
On achieving his austerity for ten thousand years in an incredible woods... he who, as a gallant one has prior committed his ten heads to Brahma, the Self-Created, by which he is unimperilled by divine beings, evil presences, gandharva-s, fiends, flying creatures, and reptiles...
Valmiki Ramayana - Aranya Kanda - Sarga 32
Ravana being a lover of Lord Shiva is just referenced in messages like Puranas that were composed a lot later contrasted with Ramayan and Mahabharat. Indeed, even the seventh book of Ramayana i.e Uttara Kanda is included a lot later after the Valmiki Ramayana.
Ravana was a param bhakt of Lord Brahma and played out a serious retribution to the God for 10K years to turn into an invulnerable rakshasa whom even Indra would never vanquish.
Ruler Rama expressed these words to Vibhishana applauding his enemy Ravana, Rama celebrated Ravana and said it was never heard that the rakshasa was ever crushed in fight.
This evil spirit might be loaded with wickedness and deception. Be that as it may, he was splendid, solid and ever a daring warrior in fights."
" It is heard that Ravana who was strong, enriched with quality and who was making individuals cry, was not vanquished by the bosses like Indra and others.
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