Description
The History of the Hindu Triad explores the development and significance of the three principal deities in Hinduism: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, collectively known as the Trimurti. Brahma, the creator, is responsible for the creation of the universe, while Vishnu, the preserver, maintains its order and balance. Shiva, the destroyer, is associated with both destruction and regeneration. The triad symbolizes the cyclical nature of existence creation, preservation, and destruction. Over time, the roles and attributes of these gods have evolved, and each deity has developed distinct worship practices, mythologies, and iconography, reflecting the dynamic nature of Hindu religious thought.
