Sapta Tala / Chaitanya Sending them to Vaikunta

Sugreeva was very scared of Bali and he is full of doubts that Rama could kill him. He tells him many stories of Bali's power. As a proof, he shows Rama a hole in a saal tree which Baali had made in one shot. When it is Rama's turn, he penetrates seven trees of saal(Sapta Tala) in a row with one arrow. After crossing the trees, the arrow even makes a strike on a huge rock and splits it into pieces. Sugreeva is happy and says, "O Rama, you are great."

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Versions in Different Languages

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Hundred_Ramayanas:_Five_Examples_and_Three_Thoughts_on_Translation

The Original or Adi Ramayan by Sage Valmiki has been adapted or translated into the various regional languages in India. Majority of them are not mere literal translation instead they all have their own distinguishing features.

Ramcharitmanas written by Tulsidas in the 16th century is the Ramayana version popular in North India.

In Urdu, it the Pothi Ramayana written in 17th century.

In Jammu and Kashmir, it is Kashmiri Ramavatara Charita written in 19th century.

In Punjab, it is the Ramavatara written in 17th century by Guru Gobind Singh.

In Gujarat, it is the Tulsi-krita Ramayana a Gujarati adaptation of Tulisdas Ramayana in 17th century by poet Premanand.

In Maharashtra, it is the Marathi Bhavartha Ramayana written by Eknath in the 16th century. There is also reference of Ramayana being translated into old Marathi during the 12th or 13th century.

In Assam, it is the Assamese Katha Ramayana or Kotha Ramayana in 15th century by Madhava Kandali.

In Bengal, it is the Bengali Krittivas Ramayan written by poet Krittivas in 15th century.

In Orissa, it is the Oriya Balramadasa Ramayana was adapted by Balarama Das in the 16th century.

In Andhra Pradesh, the Telugu Ramayan is known as Sri Ranganatha Ramayana and was adapted by Buddha Reddy.

In Karnataka, it is Kannada versions of the Ramayan – the Kumudendu Ramayana (Jain version) in 13th century and the Kumara-Valmiki Torave Ramayana in 16th century. There is another one titled Ramachandra Charita Purana written by Nagachandra during the 13th century.

In Tamil Nadu, it is the most popular Tamil Kamba Ramayana written by poet Kamban in the 12th century.

In Kerala, it is the Malayalam Adhyatma Ramayanam Kilipattu written by Thunchaththu Ezhuthachan in the 16th century.

Sanskrit versions:

1. adbhuta ramayanam
2. adbhutottara ramayanam
3. adhyatma ramayanam
4. agastya ramayanam
5. agnivesa ramayanam
6. anargha raghava ramayanam
7. anand ramayanam
8. atri ramayanam
9. bal ramayana natakam
10. bharat ramayanam
11. bharadvaja ramayanam
12. bhatti kavyam
13. bhusundi ramayanam
14. bibhisana ramayanam
15. brahma ramayanam
16. campu ramayanam
17. deha ramayanam
18. dharma ramayanam
19. garuda ramayanam
20. gautam ramayanam
21. govinda ramayanam
22. hanumad ramayanam
23. hanumannatakam
24. jamadagni ramayanam
25. jaimini ramayanam
26. janaki harana ramayanam
27. jatayu ramayanam
28. kapil ramayanam
29. khetaketu ramayanam
30. kraunca ramayanam
31. krutivas ramayanam
32. lalit ramcaritam
33. lomasa ramayanam
34. mahabharat-van parvatantargat ramakatha
35. maha ramayanam
36. mahavir carit natakam
37. mahesvara ramayanam
38. mangal ramayanam
39. manu ramayanam
40. naividheya ramayanam
41. naradiya ramayanam
42. naradokta ramayanam
43. prasanna raghava natakam
44. pulastya ramayanam
45. raghuvamsa mahakavyam (by Kalidas)
46. ramacarit cintamani
47. ramasvamedham
48. ramatapaniyopanisad
49. ramesvara samhita
50. ramnam mahatmyam
51. ram raksastotram
52. ram samhita
53. saubhari ramayanam
54. siva ramayanam
55. skanda ramayanam
56. sugriva ramayanam
57. sumantra ramayanam
58. sunand ramayanam
59. surya ramayanam
60. sutiksna ramayanam
61. vasistha ramayanam
62. viranci ramayanam
63. visvamitra ramayanam
64. vrutta ramayanam
65. unmatta ramayanam
66. uttara ramacarit natakam
67. yajnavalkya ramayanam
68. yogavasistham

Sanskrit
http://sanskritdocuments.org/sanskrit/by-category/raama.php

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