The Adbhut Ramayana was composed between the 14th and 15th centuries. This mythological text contains a total of 27 cantos. According to the text, the historical veracity of these events cannot be confirmed as this is entirely a mythological narrative.

According to the narrative of the text, Mandodari underwent a miscarriage in Kuruchhetra and buried the infant girl in the ground. Subsequently, King Janaka found the girl while ploughing the field.

Sahasramukha Ravana and battle narrative

The narrative also mentions Sahasramukha Ravana, who lived in Pushkara Island. He possessed one thousand faces, two thousand arms, and two thousand eyes.

According to the battle narrative, Goddess Sita assumed a divine form and severed the one thousand heads of Sahasramukha Ravana with a sword.