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The other characters that plays minor role in Robam Sovann Maccha are the mermaid companions who follow Sovann Maccha to disrupt the construction of causeway and the monkey troops who participated in the construction of the causeway connecting Lanka. A mermaid companion and a monkey troop.
Hanuman, building a causeway, discovered that he was hampered by mermaids underwater.When Sita is kidnapped, her husband Rama enlists Hanuman's aid in rescuing her.. Hanuman learns that Sita is being held captive on the island of Lanka.
Rama (character) Rama at Sita; Rama Natakam; Rāma-śataka; Ramakien; Ramavataram; Ramayan 3392 A.D. Ramayana (Rajagopalachari book) Ramayana Ballet; Ramayana in Tamil literature; The Ramayana (Narayan book) Ramcharitmanas; Ramlila; Ramopakhyana; Ranganatha Ramayanamu; Ravan (comics) Ravanayan; Reamker; Robam Sovann Maccha
Neang Character: Neang or Female Character: Neang character represents a woman who is divided into eight categories: Neang Ek (Khmer: នាងឯក): the female lead, the female main character or one of the major characters in a play, film, novel, etc. - usually has a pre-eminent position; deities, queens or princesses (e.g. Sita & Robam Moni ...
The fight between them is indecisive, therefore, Hanuman is surprised and asks his opponent, who is he. Macchanu introduces himself as son of Hanuman and Sovann Maccha and so they finally identify and embrace each other. He tells Hanuman that Maiyarab is his foster father, who had picked him up lying on sea shore, where his mother had left him.
Neang Maccha, is a mermaid princess who tried to spoil Hanuman's plans to build a bridge to Langka but fell in love with him instead and bears his son Mudchanu Sugriva is the Monkey King who sent Hanuman to assist Preah Ream .
The main and sole characters play in Robam Kenorei are the group of these female half-human, half-bird creatures known as Kenorei. Kenorei characters wears distinct costumes compares to that of other characters in the Royal Ballet of Cambodia. The costumes of this character illustrates a bird creatures consisting of tail and wings-like decoration.
Manimekalai, a Tamil epic from India, about the titular character who becomes a Buddhist nun; Jataka tales, from Khuddaka Nikāya; Mahanipata Jataka; Robam Moni Mekhala; Mazu, Chinese Goddess of Sea; Nyai Roro Kidul, Queen of Southern Sea worshipped by Javanese and Sundanese in Indonesia