why is ramayana still considered a mythology ?
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In fact ancient Indian civilisation as a whole is still shrouded in mystery. We have highly sophisticated scriptures that contain profound insights ...
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Why is Ramayana & Mahabharata considered as mythology & not history even when there are so many monumental & scriptural proofs out there?
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Why is Ramayana & Mahabharata considered as mythology & not history even when there are so many monumental & scriptural proofs out there?
In the Vedic tradition, Ramayana and Mahabharata are called Itihasa or history.
The term mythology is a recent invention by Indologists. It started when Europeans started studying Vedic scriptures, and wanted a parallel by which they could generalize the problem, and fit it into their modernist conception of the world.
They found the parallel in Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and Babylonian “mythologies”. A common underlying theme in all mythologies is the personalization of nature. You can contrast it to modern impersonalism in which nature is governed by laws, rather than personalities. All ancient cultures personalized nature. For example, there was a ‘god’ of light, of water, earth, air, fertility, the planets were personalized, and so forth. If you study these mythologies, there are often close cross-cultural parallels.