Itihasa-Purana has been mentioned as the Fifth Veda in
Chhandogya Upanishad
Chhandogya Upanishad 7.1.2. In Narada’s enumeration of what he has studied, the four Vedas are followed by Itihasa-Purana as the fifth Veda. The passage establishes the status of the historical and legendary tradition alongside Vedic learning.
Important Questions from Vedic and later Vedic periods - Teaching
Which of the following Vedic Literature contains the 'Sanskaras' right from inception to cremation?
The location of the vedic river Sarasvati is indicatiod by its mention in the Nadistuti-Sukta of the Rigveda between
Which Upanishad describes the philosophical dialogue between Yajnavalkya and Maitreyi?
The account of the Great Flood in which a divine Fish has been described as rescuing Manu
The important official next to the king during the Vedic age was:
