Some Blunders Of Indian Historical Research

by P.N. Oak

The author, in this book incites some blunders of India historical Research. This is Oak’s most popular work.

Table of Contents:

Preface

What Prompted My Historic Quest

Blunder No.

Indian monuments Credited to Alien Muslims
Ignoble Akbar Believed Noble
Misplaced Faith in Mediaeval Chronicles
Myth of the Indo-Saracenic Theory of Architecture
Myth of the Moghul School of Painting
Myth of the Development of Music in Mediaeval Muslim Courts
Myth about the Moghul Garden Art
Mythical Golden Periods Under Alien Rule Key Principles for a Correct Appraisal of Indian Mediaeval History
Alexander’s Defeat Claimed to be Great Victory over Porus
Adya Shankaracharya’s Antiquity Under-estimated by 1297 Years
Lord Buddha’s Antiquity Underestimated by Over 1300 years
Antiquity of Lords Rama and Krishna’s Eras Grossly Underestimated
Arya and Ideal Misconstrued as a Race
Antiquity of the Vedas Grossly Underestimated
Origin of Allah as Hindu God and Kaba as Hindu Temple Forgotten
Indian Kshatriya Rule from Bali to the Baltic and Korea to Kaba Forgotten
Role of Sanskrit as Ancient World Language Forgotten
Hindu Origin of Prophet Mohammad Forgotten
Monuments in Pictures

About the Author:

The author P N OAK having made some far-reaching discoveries in history, is the founder president of the Institute for Rewriting World History. His latest finding is than in pre-Christian times Vedic culture and Sanskrit language held full sway throughout the world.

P N Oak was born in a Maharashtrian Brahmin family in which his father talked to him only in Sanskrit, mother only in English, relations in Marathi and town-folk in Hindi. That gave him fluency in these four languages from childhood.

Oak is keen to find a world Vedic heritage University to educate the world in the primordial Vedic unity of all humanity. To that end he invites correspondence from all those willing to help.