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Lava (Ramayana)
Lava or Luv〔(Lohana Community United Kingdom )〕 ((サンスクリット:लव) meaning "particle", Telugu: లవుడు, Tamil: இலவன், Malay: Tilawi, Indonesian: Lawa, Khmer: Jupalaks, Lao: Phra Lao, Thai: Phra Lop) and his twin brother Kusha, were the children of Lord Rama and his wife Sita, whose story is recounted in the Hindu epic Ramayana. Kusha was the elder of the two and is said to have wheatish golden complexion like their mother, while Lava had blueish complexion like their father. Lava is purported to have founded ''Lavapuri'',
that is, the modern day city of Lahore,
which is named after him. The Southeast Asian country Laos and the Thai city Lopburi were both named after him. The Sikarwar rajputs and Leva Patidar are present-day Indo-Aryan ethnic groups who claim to be descendants of Lava. Lava belongs to the Ikshvaku clan or Suryavansh Dynasty of Kshatriyas in Vedic civilization in ancient India.〔〔Diwan Bherumal Mahirchand Advani. Trans. by Narain Sobhraj Kimatrai. ''The Source of Sindhi Surnames''. (Chapter 6. ) 1947.〕〔(Leva Gurjars ancestry )〕
==Birth and childhood==
According to Ramayana, Sita was banished from the kingdom of Ayodhya by Rama due to the gossip of kingdom folk. She took refuge in the ashram of sage Valmiki located on the banks of the Tamsa river. Lava and Kusha were born at the ashram and were educated and trained in military skills under the tutelage of kowshikar. They also learned the story of Rama.
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