Questioning Ramayana and Mahabharata is like questioning the very existence of India. everyone must watch this video ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkTk72LaRxE
.... The Ramayana, Mahabharata, and other ancient Indian texts are true records of Indian history, interwoven with philosophy and spirituality. Just because they talk about battles between gods and demons is no reason to dismiss their accounts of kings and other contemporary developments as great story telling. It is indeed amazing that the Bible mentions numerous fantastic events like the Great Deluge, Pillar of Fire, instantaneous healing of cut-off ears, and is yet considered a history of Christianity and Jews, while the ancient Indian texts are considered “mere” mythology....
.... The wonderful thing about the Ramayana is that Maharshi Valmiki made it idiot-proof. He packed so much information about the various planetary positions of those days, the geography of the areas, the seasonal events, and about the genealogy of various kings that it is virtually a no-brainer to establish the dates on which those events occurred.
Genealogical links and archaeological findings provide clues to the dating of the Ramayana era. According to writer B.R. Haran:
supported by umpteen evidences. Any ancient history is supported with evidences of architecture and literature. The Sangam literature is the documented evidence for the existence and ruling of Tamil kings, and similarly, Ramayana and Mahabharata are the documented evidence for Shree Rama and Shree Krishna. ..... This is a summary of the article (http://www.indianweekender.co.nz/Pages/ArticleDetails/51/508/Comment/The-scientific-dating-of-the-Ramayana) written by Rakesh Krishnan, features writer worked with Fairfax New Zealand, Businessworld, India Today and Hindustan Times, and was news editor with the Financial Express.
In no other nation and no other religion in the world, true history is so meticulously documented
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