Encyclopaedia of Ancient Indian Geography (In 2 Volumes)

Encyclopaedia of Ancient Indian Geography by Subodh Kapoor is an authoritative two-volume reference work that provides a comprehensive study of ancient Indian place-names, regions, cities, rivers, mountains, and historical sites mentioned in classical texts.

Across 720 pages, the encyclopaedia deciphers ancient geographical terms, traces their evolution, and identifies their modern equivalents—making it an invaluable resource for students, researchers, historians, Indologists, and scholars of ancient Indian history.

This encyclopaedia is arranged alphabetically for easy reference and is based on authentic historical sources, inscriptions, literary texts, and previous scholarly works. It helps readers understand the historical context of ancient places, trade routes, cultural interactions, and the geographical background of India’s past civilizations.

Whether you’re studying Vedic geography, epic literature (Ramayana & Mahabharata), Buddhist and Jain texts, or early historical kingdoms, this encyclopaedia serves as a reliable guide to India’s vast and complex ancient geography.