Encyclopaedia of Indian Mythology
by Swami Ramashankar Das

Hinduism has often puzzled Westerners and its plethora of Gods and Goddesses, intricate philosophies and an overpowering mythological contents. This work fulfils the long-felt demand for an all-inclusive lexicon of Hinduism. It contains both religion and mythology, which are so closely linked in the Hindu perspective. The book covers a large span of literature-from Rigveda to iconographical texts. Also it contains exhaustive translations of the Asvin hymns from the Vedic Samhitas and the Mahabharata. The other text related to Asvins has been presented with critical notes. It also presents explanatory accounts of important events/episodes, legends, literary works, and even geographical locales, associated with Hindu myths and religious beliefs.

About the Author:

Swami Ramashankar Das is an eminent personality in the field of Indian Mythology and Tantra. His contribution in this field is worth mentioning. He has completed his M.A. in Sanskrit from Patna University (BIhar0. Authored several book son these subjects, his articles on these subjects have been published in leading International Periodicals of repute.