Why are people comparing sammmakka sarakka with lord ram?

[DesiPokiri]

Asalu evaru ee sammakka sarakka?

deniki god ayyaru ani Normal ga adigithe @JackSeal gadu tongue kostha anandu, So explain why

[Lovecrusader]

they are manifestations of adi parashakti....that's why people worship them.....same like lord Ram is manifestation of Vishnu murthy

[Dabbakai]

same goes with lord rama; mythological figure ni tesukochi devudu ante ela what is the proof. 

[Lovecrusader]

Iptiakaina tappu opukoni...ikkadi tho apesai..... don't make argument for sake of saying something nonsensical

[DesiPokiri]

1 minute ago, Dabbakai said:

same goes with lord rama; mythological figure ni tesukochi devudu ante ela what is the proof. 

Atleast they are telling some backstory for ram. So convince me what sammakka sarakka peekify? 
 

em peekaro cheppakunda gods ettla how?

[DesiPokiri]

1 minute ago, Lovecrusader said:

Iptiakaina tappu opukoni...ikkadi tho apesai..... don't make argument for sake of saying something nonsensical

Ee thappu evadu oppukuvali? Asalu em peekaro answer cheyyandi sollu aapi 

[Lovecrusader]

22 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

Ee thappu evadu oppukuvali? Asalu em peekaro answer cheyyandi sollu aapi 

It commemorates the fight of a mother and daughter," Sammakka and Saralamma" (also known as Sarakka), with the reigning rulers against an unjust law.

There are many legends about the miraculous powers of Sammakka. According to a 13th-century tribal legend, some tribal leaders on a hunt found a newborn girl (Sammakka) enveloped in light playing amidst tigers. They took her to the tribal chief, who adopted and raised her as a leader. She later became the savior of the tribals of the region. She was married to Pagididda Raju, the tribal chief of the Koyas. The Kakatiyas (who ruled the region with its headquarters in Warangal City between 1000 AD and 1380 AD). Sammakka had two daughters and one son, Sarakka, Nagulamma, and Jampanna. King Prataprudra of the Kakatiyas imposed taxes on the Koya Tribe, which they could not pay. As a result, King Prataprudra declared war on the Koya Tribe. Pagididda Raju was killed in the ensuing battle forcing the grief-ridden Sammakka to pick up the fight with her daughter Saralamma, her son Jampanna and her son-in-law Govinda Raju. Sammakka had almost won when Saralamma died in the battle. Jampanna was mortally wounded and fell bleeding into Sampangi vaagu (stream). Legend has it that the stream turned red from the blood, and the vaagu was renamed "Jampanna Vaagu" in honor of Jampanna's sacrifice. Distraught, Sammakka retired to a hill called Chilakala Gutta and turned into a vermilion jar(Kumkum Bharani). To this day, the Koya tribe and devotees believe that Sammakka and Saralamma are manifestations of Adi Parashakti sent to protect them.

The jatara is a celebration to honor this sacrifice. The vermilion jar is brought to Medaram and washed in Jampanna Vaagu, followed by an offering of Jaggery to Sammakka and Saralamma

[Monkey]

3 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

Atleast they are telling some backstory for ram. So convince me what sammakka sarakka peekify? 
 

em peekaro cheppakunda gods ettla how?

[DesiPokiri]

1 minute ago, Lovecrusader said:

It commemorates the fight of a mother and daughter," Sammakka and Saralamma" (also known as Sarakka), with the reigning rulers against an unjust law.

There are many legends about the miraculous powers of Sammakka. According to a 13th-century tribal legend, some tribal leaders on a hunt found a newborn girl (Sammakka) enveloped in light playing amidst tigers. They took her to the tribal chief, who adopted and raised her as a leader. She later became the savior of the tribals of the region. She was married to Pagididda Raju, the tribal chief of the Koyas. The Kakatiyas (who ruled the region with its headquarters in Warangal City between 1000 AD and 1380 AD). Sammakka had two daughters and one son, Sarakka, Nagulamma, and Jampanna. King Prataprudra of the Kakatiyas imposed taxes on the Koya Tribe, which they could not pay. As a result, King Prataprudra declared war on the Koya Tribe. Pagididda Raju was killed in the ensuing battle forcing the grief-ridden Sammakka to pick up the fight with her daughter Saralamma, her son Jampanna and her son-in-law Govinda Raju. Sammakka had almost won when Saralamma died in the battle. Jampanna was mortally wounded and fell bleeding into Sampangi vaagu (stream). Legend has it that the stream turned red from the blood, and the vaagu was renamed "Jampanna Vaagu" in honor of Jampanna's sacrifice. Distraught, Sammakka retired to a hill called Chilakala Gutta and turned into a vermilion jar(Kumkum Bharani). To this day, the Koya tribe and devotees believe that Sammakka and Saralamma are manifestations of Adi Parashakti sent to protect them.

The jatara is a celebration to honor this sacrifice. The vermilion jar is brought to Medaram and washed in Jampanna Vaagu, followed by an offering of Jaggery to Sammakka and Saralamma

Matter in 2 lines 

[Lovecrusader]

Just now, DesiPokiri said:

Matter in 2 lines 

They are avtar of shakti goddess

[Dabbakai]

4 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

Off late he has tongue in cheek moments even with respect to non- vegetarians.  It is second largest gathering after kumbh mela in India with people 5-6 states make it a point to visit the mela, he needs to respect peoples beliefs 

 

2 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

Atleast they are telling some backstory for ram. So convince me what sammakka sarakka peekify? 
 

em peekaro cheppakunda gods ettla how?

 

[Dabbakai]

3 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

Ee thappu evadu oppukuvali? Asalu em peekaro answer cheyyandi sollu aapi 

edo vithanda vadam chestunnav kaani. 

 

[Lovecrusader]

9 minutes ago, Dabbakai said:

same goes with lord rama; mythological figure ni tesukochi devudu ante ela what is the proof. 

Nuv apu...lord Ram is history

[DesiPokiri]

3 minutes ago, Lovecrusader said:

They are avtar of shakti goddess

And I am avatar of kalki lol

[hyperbole]

4 minutes ago, Dabbakai said:

 

 

Same question why we believe in Sai Baba or any other god, our beliefs and we unquestionably follow, same do people living in those areas, valla beliefs vallaku manchi jargi undavachu

ramudu em chesadu ante em cheptavu?