Lakshman, the younger brother of Lord Rama in Hindu mythology, did not die a natural death. He was fatally wounded by a poisoned arrow shot by Indrajit, the son of Ravana, the king of Lanka. This occurred during the epic battle of Ramayana while Lakshman was guarding Sita, Rama's wife, who had been abducted by Ravana.
Though Lakshman was a valiant warrior, he was gravely injured by the poisoned arrow and fell unconscious. He was eventually revived by the divine physician Sushruta, who used a magical herb called Sanjeevani Booti to heal him. However, the poison was so potent that it left a permanent weakness in Lakshman, which eventually led to his death.
After the war, Lakshman retired to the forest with Rama and Sita. He lived a long and fulfilling life, but eventually succumbed to the lingering effects of the poison. He died peacefully in the forest, surrounded by his loved ones.
