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Vats is one of 16 mythological Mahajanpad of India.Allahabad and Mirzapur district of present Uttar Prades

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*Any ancient text in [[Sanskrit]] containing mythological account of ancient times is called Purana. In non- Vedic Sanskrit studies t [[category:Mythological Literature]]

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...The melting of glaciers has also been referred in Rigvedic literature, in mythological terms, as an outcome of war between God [[Indra]] and the demon Vritral. Th

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==Krishna—A Mythological or a Historical Figure?== ...eveal several other facts about the Man which have to be sifted from later mythological additions to his personality. If we look beyond the myths accumulated over

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...s a Vaishnava religious city and termed Krishna, its presiding deity, as a mythological figure. It was rediscovered by the civilized world in 1836 when Colonel L.R As per mythological belief Mathura is eternally enjoying the protection of Krishna's fabled whe

...of Akbar helped seers and devotees discover and redecorate the ancient and mythological sites and spots of the Brajbhoomi. This land used to be largely green, redo

The attempt to extract a grain of historical truth from an accumulation of mythological legend is an interesting, but not very satisfactory, undertaking: there is ...on of Hindu Mathura, besides its primary signification, represents also in mythological language the great historical fact, attested by the notices of contemporary

...its name from, a sacred pond called Santanu-kund. The eponymous hero is a mythological character of such remote antiquity that he is barely remembered at all at t ...led explanation on account either of their intrinsic difficulty, or of the mythological disguise put upon them by the local pandits, who think there is no place in

...of the district, though comparatively poor in natural products, is rich in mythological legend, and contains in the towns of Mathura and Brinda-ban a series of the ...ons, an illiterate class, who were not likely to trouble them-selves about mythological pedigrees; while the story of their parentage would not be of sufficient in

...o the Sanskrit word for ‘children,’ santana. For, though Raja Santanu is a mythological personage of much ancient celebrity, being mentioned not only in several of

...any of the older local names, which are now fancifully connected with some mythological incident, the word is really descriptive simply of the natural features of ...has a sacred pond called Kilol-kund, but no vestige of any grove. Various mythological etymologies for the name are assigned by the local pandits; but, as usual,

In many cases a false analogy has suggested a mythological derivation. Thus, all native scholars see in Mathura an allusion to Madhu-m

...ast and south-west, parallel to the Bharatpur ranges and celebrated in the mythological legends of the Hindus. The hill is about five miles long and stands about a