Reading Notes,Ramayana Notes- Part C

Rama and his brother Lakshmana seek advice from an exiled monkey king, Sugriva. He is alarmed by their presence thinking they are against him. Sugriva asked from Rama's help to defeat Vali.
Rama ambushes Vali and kills him in a dishonorable way.
Monkeys= Vanars
When Sugriva takes the throne, he promises to help Rama rescue Sita after the season.
After the season, Sugriva sends an army in search of Sita.
The army finds out from a little bird that Ravana took Sita to Lanka.
Hanuman finds Ravana palace and finds him but Sita is nowhere to be found.
When he does find her, she is a tree area guarded.
Ravana tries to convince sita to be his wife.
Hanuman and Sita have never met, so this rescue will be weird.
One of Ravana's sons captured Hamuman and brought him to Ravana. 
Ravana set Humaman's tail on fire as punishment, and he worries about Sita's safety. 
They return to King Sugriva and Rama, and then plan to march back to Lanka.
They go to court and Ravana plans to go to war with Rama in order to win Sita back.
Vibhishana, urges his brother Ravana to not go to war with Rama, so Vibhishana leaves Lanka to ally himself with Rama
a good reference picture for Hanuman
Source: Donald Mackenzie, Ramayana, Ramayana, Part C.

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