Kusha (Ramayana)
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Kusha (Sanskrit: कुश), in Hindu mythology, was one of the twin sons of Lord Rama and Sita (the other being Lava). Also called "Kush," he was believed to be the ruler of a kingdom centered at Karachi in ancient times, and the present day Pakistani city still references him in name. His brother Lava is purported to be the founder of Lahore.
| The Rāmāyaņa by Valmiki |
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