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Early Vedic Period and Later Vedic Period

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Early Vedic Period and Later Vedic Period
  1. Vedas are R.A.S.Y
    1. oldest known books of indus valley civilization
      1. Atharva Veda: Medicines
        1. Rig Veda: Prayers of God
          1. Sam Veda: Music
            1. Yajur Veda: formula and rituals
            2. Puranas
              1. 18 in number
              2. Upanishad
                1. 300 in number
                2. Brahmanas
                  1. Atyankas
                    1. Mahabharata
                      1. Ved Vyas
                      2. Ramayana
                        1. Maharshi Valmiki
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