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Padma Purana - Part 3: Ancient Indian Tradition and Mythology - Vol. 41: v. 41 (Ancient Indian Tradition and Mythology, v. 41) Fiction and even advanced students canAuthor: J. L. Shastri Brand: Motilal Banarsidass Pub Binding: Hardcover Number Of Pages: 400 Release Date: 01 05 1990 Details: This is part of a ten volume work, vols 39 48 of the series on Ancient Indian Tradition and Mythology. Named after the lotus in which God Brahman appeared at the beginning of creation, this Purana starts with the narration of Cosmological and Cosmogonic myths. Then comes the description of royal dynasties both Solar and Lunar