Vali is a character from Hindu mythology, known primarily as a powerful monkey king and a central figure in the epic Ramayana. He is the son of the wind god Vayu and possesses immense strength and agility. Vali is recognized for his ability to defeat formidable opponents and is often depicted as a noble warrior. In the Ramayana, Vali plays a significant role in the conflict between him and his brother Sugriva. Their rivalry leads to a series of events that ultimately involve the hero Rama, who aids Sugriva in reclaiming his kingdom from Vali. This story highlights themes of loyalty, brotherhood, and the complexities of dharma.