Hindu mythological romantic epic, why are Indians so indescribable?

A combination of various reasons has contributed to the indescribable character of Indians.

The formation of Indian mythology has a certain relationship with history. In 3000 B.C., traces of prehistoric civilizations appeared in the Indus Valley, and in 2000 B.C., an Aryan invaded India, and after a war, entered the Ganges Valley from the Indus River to enslave the natives, so that the indigenous civilization of the Indus River was destroyed and forced to change. <>

From 1500 to 600 B.C., the Vedas were published, the oldest of the Indo-European peoples, and the content was used for sacrifices. Among them, the combination of more systems. The greatest god described is Indra, the Emperor of Heaven, the head of the gods.

According to the account, Indra was the leader of the Aryan invasion of India, and became the head of the gods after his death, and the deification was the adjunct of the Vedic poets to power. The annotated literature includes Sanskrit, Upanishads, and other books. The main deity of the praise is Indra, the great gods of Varuna, Yama, Vayu, etc.

In the later period, Brahmanism emerged in India itself, and the caste system was a manifestation of its concentration of power. <>

In the sixth century B.C., India entered the era of nations, and economic development and frequent wars were the distinctive features of the era. At this time, the religion appeared Jainism, and the artistic value was relatively high. The significance of Indian mythology to Buddhism is not trivial, in addition to Shakyamuni and Arhat, Guanyin is borrowed from the double horse boy, Maitreya borrowed from Midara, the kings came from Shiva, the four heavenly kings from India are afraid of the Buddha, Varuna and other great gods, and the representative of the auspicious heaven is Luo Qishi.

The most famous are the two works of the Ramayana and the Makabharata. This is a huge historical fact, and the length is too large. Black Sky, the human hero in "Makobharata".

There are many books with Hindu mythology. Among them is the Byama series. The books of the past are divided into 18 major books and small books of the past world. It is the biographies and introductions of the gods, such as the Brahma Purana, Vishnu Purana, and many other books.

In order to save the day, Heitian attacked the city of Shonitapur. The Black Sky rode Garuda and Mighty Rama and the Bright Light against the Demon Legion. Luo Bo's boss is none other than Shiva.

I think it has a lot to do with India's culture and living habits, after all, Indians are still relatively lazy, so they don't pursue the quality of life very much.

This is problematic with the genes of Indians, who are generally black.

Perhaps Indians are more conservative and have a hard time talking about these romantic loves.

I think there is still no large-scale implementation of compulsory education in India. So the quality of Indians is generally not very good.

Name a few Hindu mythologies that you might be interested in:

1. The legend of the gods and the asuras stirring the milk sea;

2. Understand why Brahma, one of the three gods, has only four heads;

3. See how the Ganges, the holy river in India, came from;

4. Why is the head of the famous Ganesha God an elephant's head?

5. The most powerful goddess "Difficult Mother" is whose wife and what deeds she has;

6. Go and see whose story their epic "Ramayana" tells;

7. Look at what the ten incarnations of Vishnu, one of the three gods, are;