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Mahabharata is the Greatest Story ever told. This epic story was conceived and composed and narrated by Krishna Dwypayana Vyasa in around 3500 BC. Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Hebrew (Bible) and other Mythologies have copied and adapted the stories from Mahabharata. The author said: 'what is in Mahabharata may be found elsewhere but what is not in Mahabharata cannot be found anywhere.' And it is very true to this day, as far as Mythologies go. This current book is an attempt to deconstructs the epic and trace the development of the story from 8,800 verses to 110,000 verses. The Life and times of the author Krishna Dwypayana Vyasa, the cultural background of the Mahabharata times, the historicity of the epic and the philosophical and theological implications are analyzed in this book. This book is the result of over 50 years of study and search for truth. An attempt is made here to dispel many myths about Mahabharata. This book tries to answer many questions about the historicity of Mahabharata. This book is an essential reading for anyone interested in academic study of Mahabharata.

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The Author has spent over 50 years researching the Ancient Scriptures, Ancient History and Times and Practices of Ancient Civilizations and visiting locations and talking to experts and locals and those in the know. You may contact author by e-mail at: cindynet [dot] marktom [at] yandex [dot] ru The Author is obligated to many people for their contributions to the making of this book. It is difficult to thank them all by name. Special thanks to the researchers and analysts and linguists and ancient manuscript keepers, 'The Bodleian Libraries of the University of Oxford', 'The Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana (BAV)', 'The Library of Congress', 'The Lenin State Library of Moscow', 'The Admont Benedictine Monastery in Austria', 'The British Library'

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