Ramayana is also a source to realize what virtues one requires to get himself transformed from simple human being to divine being, ultimately living in unison with supreme divine being. From Narad Muni asked Valmiki, who is the one to be very embodiment of being same to all; conscious to norms, and the duties there of; brave, and upholder of Dharma as well so that I could write on him. The answer that Valmiki gets, results into the creation of Ramayana in Sanskrit, which was later translated into local dialect as Ramcharitramanas by Goswami Tulisdas.
However, preceding Ramcharitra manas, in 12th century Kamban translated Valmiki Ramayana into Tamil which is known as Ramavtaram or Kambaramayana. It is considered to be the finest literary piece in Tamil language, even as Kambar- master in Sanskrit and Tamil language, equally- was bestowed with the title of ‘Kavi Chakrawarty’ in recognition of his work. In 14th century Madhav Kandali translated it into Asamiya, which was later compiled and edited by Shankerdev and Sant Madhwan jointly.
In Malayam came into being as Kannash Ramayana and Ramyan Champu, so did Budhnath into Telgu. Punjab has its own Ramayanaa (Govind Ramayana) written by guru Govind Singh. This he did so that the people could be reminded of the war tradition through the character of Rama, inspiring them to join Khalsa Panth formed to end Mughal misrule.
Inspired by the all-encompassing nature consists in the origin and content of the Ramayana that the proper care has been taken to incorporate this feature in the Ram temple construction coming up in Ayodhaya.
Therefore, with the proposed temples of Maharshi Vishwamitra and that of Augastya muni, also are the temples of Nishadraj Guh, Maharshi Valmiki, Mata Shabri and several others going to come up in the premise. Notably these divine personalities belong to different parts of the country and met Rama during his journey of 14 years of reclusive life in the woodlands.