Which deity is Ramaya Ramabhadraya dedicated to?

Ramaya Ramabhadraya is a Sanskrit hymn dedicated to Lord Rama.

rāmāya rāmabhadrāya

Q: What is Ramaya Ramabhadraya?

Read Ramaya Ramabhadraya in English (IAST) script — full lyrics with English meaning and transliteration. This verse in praise of Lord Rama is found in the Sri Rama Raksha Stotram. The significance of this shloka is as follows: Raamaaya = to Rama, Raamabhadraaya = one known as Ramabhadra (Rama stayed at a hill known as Bhadrachala. Hence he is known as Ramabhadra), Raamachandraaya = Rama shines like the moon. So he is known as Ramachandra. Vedhase = in the Vedas, Raghu naathaaya = among all the Raghu vansha (dynasty) kings, naathaaya = he is the Lord, seethaayaa pataye = husband of Sita, namaha = salutations.

(Ramaya Ramabhadraya in English (IAST))

Also known as ramaya ramabhadraya ramacamdraya vedhase

Language:Sanskrit

Translation:English

This verse in praise of Lord Rama is found in the Sri Rama Raksha Stotram. The significance of this shloka is as follows: Raamaaya = to Rama, Raamabhadraaya = one known as Ramabhadra (Rama stayed at a hill known as Bhadrachala. Hence he is known as Ramabhadra), Raamachandraaya = Rama shines like the moon. So he is known as Ramachandra. Vedhase = in the Vedas, Raghu naathaaya = among all the Raghu vansha (dynasty) kings, naathaaya = he is the Lord, seethaayaa pataye = husband of Sita, namaha = salutations.

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