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[[తాటకి]] లేదా '''తాటక''' [[రామాయణం|రామాయణ]] ఇతిహాసంలో కనిపించే ఒక [[యక్ష రాక్షసి]] పేరు. ఈమె వివిధ రూపాలలోకి మారగలదు. ఈమె తండ్రి యక్షరాజైన [[సుకేతుడు]] పిల్లల కోసం తపస్సు చేశాడు. [[బ్రహ్మ]] ఇతని తపస్సుకు మెచ్చి అతను కొడుకును కోరుకున్నా ఒక బలమైన మరియు అందమైన కూతుర్ని ప్రసాదించాడు. ఈమె రాక్షస రాజైన సుమాలి ని పెళ్ళిచేసుకుంటుంది. వీరిద్దరికి కలిగిన పిల్లలే [[సుబాహుడు]], [[మారీచుడు]] మరియు[[ కైకసి]].
 
విశ్వామిత్రుని వెంట యాగరక్షణ కోసం వచ్చిన రామలక్ష్మణులు తాటకిని వధిస్తారు.
 
Thataka and Sumali schemed to marry off Kaikesi to the Rishi Vishrava in order to obtain progeny that would be all-powerful and rule over all the three worlds. They orchestrated their daughter's "chance encounter" with Vishrava, whereupon the Rishi, although already married, fell in love with Kaikesi and through her, fathered Ravana, the mighty Asura King of Lanka, Vibhishana, Kumbhakarna and Soorpanaka, all of whom would later playe important roles in the immortal epic, the Ramayana.
 
When Rishi Agastya cursed both Suketu and Sumali to death, Thataka took it upon to herself (with her son, Subahu's, aid) to wreck vengeance on the sage. This earned them both the Rishi's anger. Agastya cursed Thataka with the loss of her beautiful physique, and transformed both mother and son into hideous demonic creatures with a cruel, cannibalistic nature.
 
As revenge, Thataka and Subahu attempted to harass as many rishis as they could, by destroying their Yagnas with rains of flesh and blood. Brahmarishi Vishwamitra was especially at the receiving end of Thataka's harassment. Unable to cope with her mischief any longer, Vishwamitra finally approached Dasaratha, the King of Kosala, for help. The King obliged by sending two of his four sons, the 16-yr-olds, Rama and Lakshmana, to the forest, charging them to protect both Vishwamitra and his Yagna
 
When Thataka and Subahu both attempted to destroy yet another of Vishwamitra's yagnas, Rama warned them not do so. They responded by laughing at Rama, and deriding him as a 'mere boy'. The 'mere boy' retaliated by slaying both mother and son swiftly.
 
This act gained the young princes the blessings of not just Vishwamitra but also the blessings of all of the assembled sages in the yagnashala
 
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