Ramyana and mahabharata are great epics of india . they show some difference between them when it come to their dates o composition, authors character and the like . the ramayana written by valmiki on the other side mahabharata written by vyasa. The tales of Mahabharata is story of every home. It connects with actual human nature and very well explain the social, political and relational dynamic of humans. The tales of ramayana unhuman obedience, unflinching loyalty, fierce love and irreversible decisions.
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Ramayana contains the tales of rama, the son of king dasharatha of ayodhya. It deals how rama fight against ravan , the king of lanka and killed him in hard fight battle ravan had erred by adbuting the wife of rama sita by name . Rama finally enters into the Sarayu River to complete his incarnation. His sons, Lava and Kusha take the mantle of kingship. This is how the Ramayana ends. The Ramayana described the battles at their earliest phase where sophisticated weapons were not used. The 7 Kandas of the Ramayana are Bala Kanda, Ayodhya Kanda, Aranya Kanda, Kishkinda Kanda, Sundara Kanda, Yuddha Kanda and Uttara Kanda.
On the other side , the Mahabharata contains the tales of the rivalry between the Pandavas and the Kauravas, who were both called by the name of Purus. Mahabharata ends with the war of Kurukshetra, in which all the 100 Kauravas are killed by the 5 Pandavas, with the help of Krishna. Pandavas eventually rule over Hastinapura for several years and finally enter heaven. This is how the Mahabharata ends. The Mahabharata contains 18 long chapters. Each chapter is called as a Parva. Hence, there are totally 18 Parvas in the Mahabharata. Krishna is sometimes portrayed as an incarnation of God in the Mahabharata. At several other places, he too was considered a human being who ruled over the city of Dwaraka. He is said to have killed several demons when he was a child the Mahabharata described battles in which sophisticated weapons were used.
This shows that the Ramayan has happened in the Treta Yuga and the Mahabharat happened later in the Dwapara Yuga
