/his/ - Whats India's version of Romance of the Three King - History & Humanities

Anonymous

10/30/26(Fri)21:39:00 No.18767017

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>>18767095 >>18767466

Whats India's version of Romance of the Three Kingdoms?

Anonymous
10/30/26(Fri)21:50:44 No.18767034

Anonymous 10/30/26(Fri)21:50:44 No.18767034

>>18767125

India is not a real nation, it's 34 pretending to be one. So that's why it doesn't have something similar.

Anonymous
10/30/26(Fri)22:37:11 No.18767095

Anonymous 10/30/26(Fri)22:37:11 No.18767095

>>18767017
Mahābhārata

Anonymous
10/30/26(Fri)23:18:04 No.18767125

Anonymous 10/30/26(Fri)23:18:04 No.18767125

>>18767162 >>18767466

>>18767034
Why hasnt it fractured into a billion pieces?

Anonymous
10/31/26(Sat)00:18:59 No.18767162

Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)00:18:59 No.18767162

>>18767125
it should

Anonymous
10/31/26(Sat)08:44:23 No.18767466

Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)08:44:23 No.18767466

>>18767125
Because Indians are low IQ
>>18767017
That being said, both Mahabharata and Ramayana are classic Hindu epics. Hinduism is the culture that binds them together.