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Bibek Debroy
ISBN 9780143465294
Rs. 1,120
Penguin Random House
Brahmanda Purana
Who it's for: Readers interested in Hindu mythology and ancient Indian cosmology
Bibek Debroy's translation of the Brahmanda Purana offers a scholarly and accessible journey into one of Hinduism's eighteen major Puranas. Dating back to 400-600 BCE, this two-volume work explores the cosmic narratives, creation myths, ancient geography, and the lineage of sages, centering on Brahma, the creator deity. Debroy's meticulous translation from the original Sanskrit includes annotations that clarify complex concepts and references.Why You Should Read? Understand foundational Hindu beliefs and mythological origins. Explore ancient Indian cosmology and the universe's structure. Access a precise translation and scholarly annotations by Bibek Debroy. Deepen your knowledge of Brahma and the broader Puranic tradition.
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- Translation of one of Hinduism's eighteen major Puranas
- Two-volume work dating back to 400-600 BCE
- Covers cosmic narratives, creation myths, and ancient geography
- Includes annotations clarifying complex concepts
- Centers on Brahma, the creator deity
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Questions about this book
What is the Brahmanda Purana about?
It is one of the eighteen major Puranas, focusing on cosmic narratives, creation myths, ancient geography, and the lineage of sages, with Brahma as the central deity.
How many volumes does this translation have?
It is a two-volume work.
Who is the translator?
Bibek Debroy, who translated it from the original Sanskrit.
Does the translation include annotations?
Yes, it includes annotations that clarify complex concepts and references.
What time period does the text date back to?
It dates back to 400-600 BCE.