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[[category:Mythological Literature]]

[[category:Mythological Literature]]

[[category:Mythological Literature]]

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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]]

...existence today, there are numerous references to it in the ancient Indian literature of the Vedic and post-Vedic period. Rig Veda, the most ancient of the four ...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

[[category:Mythological Literature]]

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[[category:Mythological Literature]]

...the tales from ancient scripts have been highly exaggerated and modified. Literature after 12th century has even higher occurrences of such happenings. ==Krishna—A Mythological or a Historical Figure?==

...phonetic laws. And thus, neither from the intrinsic evidence of indigenous literature, nor from the facts recorded by history, is it permissible to infer the sim ...he present generation. The same also with MSS. The Hindus had a voluminous literature while the English were still unable to write; but at the present day in Ind

...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 ...d by Hindus of the present day the Giri-raj, or royal hill, but in earlier literature is more frequently designated the Anna-kut. There is a firm belief in the n

...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 ...la, and Maha-ban. Of these, the second, Maholi, (the Madhupuri of Sanskrit literature) is now quite an insignificant village and is so close to the city as almos

...spect of the country is a little disappointing to the student of San skrit literature, who has been led by the glowing eulogiums of the poets to antici pate a se In many cases a false analogy has suggested a mythological derivation. Thus, all native scholars see in Mathura an allusion to Madhu-m

...Fuhrer's supervision, illustrating the chief finds. <ref>There is a large literature dealing with the Muttra discoveries, but it is scattered in various books a ...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