An Introduction To The Popular Religion And Folklore Of Northern India (1894)

The book offers an in-depth examination of the religious beliefs and folk traditions of Northern India as documented by William Crooke in 1894. It details the pantheon of gods and goddesses, their associated myths, and the rituals performed in their honor. Additionally, it addresses prevalent superstitions, including astrology and magic. This scholarly work serves as a crucial resource for understanding Northern India's cultural heritage, making it essential for scholars and enthusiasts of Indian religion and culture.