The Matsya Mahapuranam – Sanskrit

Description

Matsya Mahapurana is one of the eighteen major Puranas, a revered Sanskrit scripture containing mythological, historical, and religious knowledge. It is named after Matsya, the fish incarnation of Lord Vishnu, who revealed the sacred teachings of this Purana to sage Manu.

The text covers a wide range of subjects including cosmology, genealogies of gods and sages, temple construction, religious rituals, and dharma. It also narrates the story of the great deluge in which Lord Vishnu, in the form of Matsya, rescues the Vedas and protects humanity from destruction.

Key Highlights

• Mythological Narratives – The story of Matsya Avatar and the great flood
• Hindu Cosmology and Genealogy – Creation, time cycles, and origins of gods and sages
• Temple Architecture and Rituals – Guidelines for sacred structures and worship practices
• Moral and Ethical Teachings – Principles of dharma, righteousness, and conduct
• A Timeless Hindu Scripture – Preserving ancient philosophy, traditions, and beliefs

This edition of the Matsya Mahapurana is suitable for scholars, devotees, and readers interested in Hindu mythology and spiritual literature.