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Baahubali, FGO, Goddess Tensei, 3x3eyes... and more.
Here are the origins of movies, anime, and games!
You can read it easily and understand it all at once as if you were enjoying a fantasy!

Humanistic gods are lost, fighting, and living in love.
Rama, Krishna, Shiva, Ganesha....
The history of Indian mythology is long and can be traced back to India's oldest scriptures, the Rig Veda.
More than a thousand years before the Vedas were born, there was an advanced urban civilization, the Indus civilization.
Indian mythology has been passed down in India from the Indus civilization to the present day for about 4,500 years,
Indian mythology is a compilation of stories of gods that have been passed down in India from the Indus civilization to the present day.
The gods, with their strong personalities, sometimes stray and clash with each other,
The story of the chaos of the forgetful self, which lives in love, unfolds.
Although Indian mythology seems complex, this book is richly illustrated with charts and beautiful illustrations,
This book conveys the full appeal of Indian mythology through abundant charts, beautiful illustrations, and storybook-style commentary.

Table of Contents
Introduction: What is Indian Mythology?
Chapter 1: The Worldview of Indian Mythology -The Magnificent Creation of the Universe through Repeated Destruction and Rebirth
Chapter 2: Gods of Indian Mythology -Vishnu, Shiva's dependents, old gods, and other unique gods
Chapter 3: Case Files of the Gods -Major incidents caused by the gods and heroes
Chapter 4: The Culture of Indian Mythology -Writings, spells, items, and animals in Indian mythology
Chapter 5: Indian Mythology in the Modern Age: Indian Festivals, Culture, Religion, Customs, etc.

Appendix
Relationship Chart and Chronological Table at a glance
Magical items and animals

Author’s Information

Author and researcher of Indian mythology and culture, residing in Tokyo. Completed a Master's degree in the Graduate School of Letters at Tokai University, specializing in Civilizational Studies. Expertise includes South Asian civilization and Hindu iconography. A passionate fan of manga and games, developed an interest in Indian deities after reading the manga "3×3 EYES" by Yuzo Takada. Since student days, has been running the website "Tenjiku Kitan," continuously introducing the fascinating blend of the sacred and the secular in Indian deities through accessible descriptions and illustrations.