The Most Terrifying Demons of Indian Mythology: THE ULTIMATE INDIAN MYTHOLOGY SERIES
The Most Terrifying Demons of Indian Mythology: THE ULTIMATE INDIAN MYTHOLOGY SERIES
- Publisher : Juggernaut
- Publication date : 5 August 2026
- Print length : 176 pages
- ISBN-10 : 9353452015
- ISBN-13 : 978-9353452018
Indian mythology is full of amazing stories aboutasursandrakshasaswho made the earth tremble. Meet Simhika, the lion- headed demoness who hunted shadows; Raktbeej, the demon who multiplied with every drop of blood; Aghasur, a giant serpent that disguised itself as a mountain cave; and many more.Whether they are shifting shapes, breathing poisonous fog or stealing the sun and moon, these demons are faster, stronger and meaner than anything you’ve ever imagined! Packed with magic weapons, divine boons and incredible twists, these stories prove that every monster has a weakness that leads to its downfall.
Indian mythology is full of amazing stories aboutasursandrakshasaswho made the earth tremble. Meet Simhika, the lion- headed demoness who hunted shadows; Raktbeej, the demon who multiplied with every drop of blood; Aghasur, a giant serpent that disguised itself as a mountain cave; and many more.Whether they are shifting shapes, breathing poisonous fog or stealing the sun and moon, these demons are faster, stronger and meaner than anything you’ve ever imagined! Packed with magic weapons, divine boons and incredible twists, these stories prove that every monster has a weakness that leads to its downfall.
Author Bios:
Amit Kumar Rath is an assistant professor of English with a PhD in English Literature. He wants his readers and students to appreciate the stories around us. He loves to play badminton and esports. When not reading, writing or playing, he can be found in his kitchen, cooking Odia meals his mother taught him.
Amit Kumar Rath is an assistant professor of English with a PhD in English Literature. He wants his readers and students to appreciate the stories around us. He loves to play badminton and esports. When not reading, writing or playing, he can be found in his kitchen, cooking Odia meals his mother taught him.
