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The Mahabharata (Sanskrit: Mahābhārata, महाभारत) is one of the two major Hindu epic poems (along with the Ramayana), belonging to the smriti category and a major work of Indian literature. In Hinduism, it is called the fifth Veda. The Mahabharata consists of 18 books called Parvas, which are each composed of 100 Upa-Parvas, or parts. … Read more
The Vaimānika Śāstra (वैमानिक शास्त्र, lit. “śāstra on Vimanas”; meaning “science of aviation,” sometimes translated as Vimanika, Vymanika, Vyamanika) is a 20th-century Sanskrit text. It claims that the Vimanas mentioned in ancient Sanskrit epics were advanced, aerodynamic flying vehicles. The VYMAANIKA-SHAASTRA AERONAUTICS was written by Maharshi Bharadwaaja, translated into English, and edited by G.R. Josyer, … Read more
Flying vehicles in ancient India is such a vast subject that it cannot be described in a few words. Many books from ancient India contain descriptions of such vehicles, their use by ancient Gods, air combat and even construction descriptions. Today I would like to add Samarangana Sutradhara to the two most famous and popular … Read more
In previous posts related to the topic of ancient India, I touched on the topic of “flying cities”, the bridge of the god Rama to Sri Lanka, and atomic bombs that could have been detonated several thousand years ago. In today’s post, I would like to present several interesting weapons that the Indian Gods had, … Read more
The Mahabharata is one of the two main Hindu epic poems, found in the smryti category and one of the main works of Indian literature. Considering the Mahabharata in terms of the number of contacts between people and Gods and the number of descriptions of flying vehicles, earthly and air battles, one can assume that … Read more