Research area i of vi

Land & Geography

Ancient and modern Heathenland; the origin of the names Asia, India, Hindu and Hindustan; the lands the author believes were lost to the sea.

Chapters
2
Plates
3
Essays
0
Terms
1
Map of ancient Heathenland in 1000 B.C., drawn by M. N. Behera
Map of ancient Heathenland in 1000 B.C., drawn by M. N. Behera

Chapters in this area

Drawn from every book in the library

Volume I · Topic 1 The LandscapeWho, in the author’s account, is the true Father of the Indian Nation? Not the name you expect. 3 plates · Read → Volume I · Topic 19 Pillage & RavagesWhy, in the author’s account, do lakhs gather at Sagar Island every year? Read →
Volume IIChapters from Volume II (title to come) take their place here when it is added.

Plates

All plates in the Atlas
Map of ancient Heathenland before 1.1 million B.C., drawn by M. N. BeheraPlate 1 · Map of ancient Heathenland before 1.1 million B.C. Map of ancient Heathenland before 1 million B.C., drawn by M. N. BeheraPlate 2 · Map of ancient Heathenland before 1 million B.C. Map of ancient Heathenland in 1000 B.C., drawn by M. N. BeheraPlate 3 · Map of ancient Heathenland in 1000 B.C.

Essays

Essays for this area are being written. The first will draw on the chapters above.

Key terms

Heathenland
The land inhabited by heathens: in the author’s usage, the ancient land of which India is the heart, defined in the opening paragraphs of Topic 1.