The book reviewed "Vedic World Heritage - History Stories" written by a great scholar P.N.Oak search after years of research on this topic.
This was written in 1984 and I read it with astonishment a long time ago. Some subjects like Taj Mahal was a Hindu temple, Vedic verses are in the Koran, it is the tomb of Aurangazeb in a council of the temple goddess, etc. I was attracted a lot. While I am reading this book now, it still fascinates me.
Although the subjects are controversial, the author has given ample evidence authorized readers.
The author says the dome of the Taj Mahal in Agra, near New Delhi, capital of India, lotus petals. The petals of lotus inlays surrounding its base, the inverted lotus at the top of the dome and the top of the trident are Hindu, Vedic characteristics indicate that the fifth generation Mughal emperor Shah Jahan commanded only the Mahalaya temple of Shiva Tejo.
Most of the area around the main building is under the control of the department and is left there Archaeological visitor. Oak says there is not enough evidence to prove his point in these areas.
The book consists of 92 chapters, pages 1312. Vedic culture to the east, beyond Vedic Japan, China, Korea and Manchuria, Western Asia, etc. Are discussed in detail by the author. To support his theory, the author also gave 56 photos in the book.
The book is an interesting read. It is argued in the book that it is likely to be one of shock, disbelief and rejection of the first immediate reaction of much of the public unprecedented in reading the thesis of the kind described in this book. But the depth of the discussion, the continuity of the story line and the full test can be weighty factors that can ultimately make the subject more enjoyable and acceptable.
A detailed bibliography is also attached at the end of the book cites 114 sources.
The reader can draw his own conclusion after digesting all the facts outlined in the book. Finally, after going through the contents of this book, it seems that the history of India should certainly be rewritten correctly.
Purushottam Nagesh Oak (born 2 March 1917 Death: December 4, 2007), commonly known as P. N. Oak, was an Indian writer, noted for his Hindu-centric brand of historical revisionism. "Institute to rewrite the history of India" Roble has published a newspaper entitled quarterly Itihas Patrika in the 1980s wrote more than a dozen books. He was in the writing of the Hindustan Times and The Statesman. He joined the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, India and served as a Class I officer for a long time.
In general, those who are interested in the history of India should read this book without fail.
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