Hanuman is a monkey god in Hinduism who was Rama's most loyal friend and ally. As a person, Hanuman fought against Ravana, who kidnapped Rama's wife Sita, and saved her. Therefore, Hanuman is a symbol of strength, courage and loyalty.

Hanuman was born as the son of Vayu. Vayu is the god of wind in Hinduism. Hanuman was born a monkey, but he had great strength and wisdom.

When Hanuman was born, his mother Anjana left him on a rock. Meanwhile, Dasharatha, Rama's father, was performing a ceremony.

Kausalya, Dasharatha's wife, poured a bucket of water during the ceremony and the water poured on Hanuman. In this way, Hanuman gained superhuman powers.

From childhood, Hanuman was raised to be a strong and brave warrior. He also possessed great wisdom and strength.

In his youth, Hanuman joined Rama to fight against Ravana, who had kidnapped Rama's wife Sita. Hanuman became Rama's most loyal friend and ally.

Hanuman laid siege to Ravana's kingdom and faced many difficulties to rescue Sita. However, Hanuman was eventually able to save Sita.

Hanuman is considered a hero and a protector in Hinduism. Hanuman is a symbol of strength, courage and loyalty.

Hanuman is a very popular figure in India. There are many temples, festivals and movies dedicated to Hanuman.

Hanuman is usually depicted as a monkey dressed in a red robe, holding a staff in his hand and holding a sweet pear in his mouth.

Hanuman's staff represents his strength and power. Hanuman's sweet pear in his mouth represents his wisdom and goodness.

Hanuman is celebrated in many festivals in India. The most important of these festivals is Hanuman Jayanti. Hanuman Jayanti is Hanuman's birthday and is celebrated every year on Purnima day of the month of Chaitra.

Hanuman's teachings are: Be strong and brave, Be loyal, Be knowledgeable, Do good.

The teachings of Hanuman, who has an important place in Hinduism, are: Be strong and brave, Be loyal, Be knowledgeable, Do good.