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English: Jāmbavān (also known as Jāmbavanta) is the king of the bears in Hindu texts, who emerged from the mouth of Lord Brahmā

Jāmbavān

sloth bear in Indian epic ramayana

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The following 14 files are in this category, out of 14 total.

At Jambavan's urging, Hanuman goes to the Himalayas to find the four healing plants.jpg 600 × 960; 299 KB
GosaniYatra Sampati Bird Photo6.jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 273 KB
Hanuman with Jambavan and Angada Meet Sampati, the Elder Brother of Jatayu - 1700-1800.jpg 17,860 × 12,105; 64.43 MB
Hanumanupasana.jpg 6,384 × 4,722; 8.24 MB
Indian Republic Day celebration 217th flower show 2025, Lalbagh, Bangalore 107.jpg 3,264 × 2,448; 2.37 MB
Indian Republic Day celebration 217th flower show 2025, Lalbagh, Bangalore 110.jpg 3,072 × 4,080; 4.39 MB
Jambavan.jpg 212 × 521; 33 KB
Jambavati weds Krishna.jpg 3,727 × 2,177; 2.67 MB
Lakshmana and the monkey king Sugriva are conversing in a palanquin carried by four monkeys to offer allegiance to Rama..jpg 3,210 × 1,961; 4.3 MB
Popular print, album (BM 2003,1022,0.35 1).jpg 1,205 × 1,600; 366 KB
Popular print, album (BM 2003,1022,0.35 2).jpg 1,206 × 1,600; 335 KB
Popular print, album (BM 2003,1022,0.35).jpg 1,237 × 1,600; 512 KB
Rama’s allies, from the left, all standing in profile, Sugriva, king of the vanaras, followed by Angada and Jambavan, king of the bears..jpg 1,832 × 2,244; 536 KB
Ravana losing his heads.jpg 800 × 460; 574 KB

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