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Psychological Warfare: Hanuman’s Burning of Lanka and the Collapse of Enemy Confidence
He allows himself to be taken into Ravana’s court, speaks directly before the king, measures the arrogance of the enemy leadership and then turns their punishment into his weapon. The Rakshasas wrap his tail in cloth, set it on fire and parade him as an object of mockery. Hanuman transforms that insult into a moving torch of terror.
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Psychological Warfare: Hanuman’s Burning of Lanka and the Collapse of Enemy Confidence
He allows himself to be taken into Ravana’s court, speaks directly before the king, measures the arrogance of the enemy leadership and then turns their punishment into his weapon. The Rakshasas wrap his tail in cloth, set it on fire and parade him as an object of mockery. Hanuman transforms that insult into a moving torch of terror.
