The Civiliser of the World

This book digs deep into the past of the world.  It is a collection of the findings of various scholars who tried to search the ancient world without any prejudice and preconceived notions or racial or colonial biases.  Presently, due to the false propaganda by the pseudo historians, the genuine and impartial authors have been neglected and so have gone into oblivion.  Such great authors are neither highlighted not referred to by the coming generations of authors.  This book is intended to bring into limelight the contribution of true researchers and discovers of the past of the world.  It is a matter of great concern and disappointment that today in the name of writing history of the past in a scientific manner, the traces of the past are being obliterated in a very systematic and scientific manner.  Satanic forces have always tried to darken the history of civilization.  Who can forget those dark events of the human history and civilization when Alexandrian library, libraries at Nalanda and Vikramshila universities and the library at Ujjain was set to fire….. The present book is an humble attempt to fight the above situation.  Indian Foundation for Vedic Science in association with like-minded organizations like international Vedic Vision in New York and International Foundation for Vedic Science in Canada has taken a lead in the direction of reconstruction of the obliterated past of the world.  The canvas of the world history needs to be enlarged with a vast corpus of historical literature that has been churned out from time to time by a wide variety of scholars, historians, researchers and research institutes and not with the help of excavated debris, fossils and skeletons.  History is neigher a story book to be fabricated on the heap of garbage nor a work of jigsaw fit done from the collection of some relics retained at Kabari’s shop.  History deals with the past of living human-beings and should preferably be written on the basis of records either written in the literary from or carried forward from generations to generations in the oral traditioin of ballads folk lores and folk songs.  The countries who do not have any historical literature or oral historical tradition, can construct their past with help of their reminisces retained in the historical records of other countries.