Rakshasas are a type of demon in Hindu mythology, known for their evil deeds and brutal nature.

In Hindu mythology, Rakshasas are often depicted as large, ugly creatures with sharp teeth and claws.

Rakshasas are said to be the children of the god Ravana, who was a powerful king in ancient India.

Key Characteristics of Rakshasas:

• Evil and malevolent
• Brual and violent
• Often depicted as large and ugly
• Children of the god Ravana
• Known for their cunning and intelligence