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9789354470073- 61ebe9346c2c4a1f336f80eb Winged Stallions And Wicked Mares https://www.trendypaper.com/s/5b1a00c581a9afd8ff765190/61ebe9366c2c4a1f336f811d/51jqydy3y0l-_sx320_bo1-204-203-200_.jpg Doniger, who has been called the greatest living mythologist , examines the horse s significance throughout Indian history, from the arrival of the indo-europeans, followed by the Greeks, the Turks and mongols (who imported Arabian horses) and the British (who imported thoroughbred and walers). along the way, we encounter elaborate rituals of horse sacrifice in the Vedic age; stories of warring horses and snakes in the Mahabharata; tensions between Hindu stallion and Arab mare traditions; the imposition of European standards on Indian breeds; the reasons why many Indian men ride mares to Weddings; the motivations for murdering Dalits who ride horses; and the enduring myth of foreign horses who emerge from the ocean to fertilize native mares.
as passionate about horses as she is about Indian mythology, Wendy.
Doniger combines scholarship with storytelling as only she can, to give us a compelling book on The horse in Indian culture.
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Winged Stallions And Wicked Mares

Winged Stallions And Wicked Mares

Author: Wendy Doniger

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Doniger, who has been called the greatest living mythologist , examines the horse s significance throughout Indian history, from the arrival of the indo-europeans, followed by the Greeks, the Turks and mongols (who imported Arabian horses) and the British (who imported thoroughbred and walers). along the way, we encounter elaborate rituals of horse sacrifice in the Vedic age; stories of warring horses and snakes in the Mahabharata; tensions between Hindu stallion and Arab mare traditions; the imposition of European standards on Indian breeds; the reasons why many Indian men ride mares to Weddings; the motivations for murdering Dalits who ride horses; and the enduring myth of foreign horses who emerge from the ocean to fertilize native mares.
as passionate about horses as she is about Indian mythology, Wendy.
Doniger combines scholarship with storytelling as only she can, to give us a compelling book on The horse in Indian culture.

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