Ancient Indian Mythology(古印度神话):
In Chinese, it is pronounced as: gǔ yìn dù shén huà，Written as:

Ancient Indian Mythology is a vital component of Indian culture, rich with stories, characters, and symbolism, primarily derived from ancient Indian religious traditions and literary works such as the Vedas, Mahabharata, Ramayana, and Puranas (with the Bhagavata Purana being one of them).
Main Immortals:
1. Brahma: The creator of the universe, considered one of the three Supreme Deities. He is usually depicted with four faces and four arms, symbolizing the various directions of the universe. In mythology, Brahma represents creativity and the origins of the universe.
2. Vishnu: The protector and sustainer, responsible for maintaining the order of the universe. He is known for his ten famous incarnations (Dasavatara), including Rama and Krishna.
3. Shiva: The god of destruction and regeneration, symbolizing the cycle of destruction and regeneration in the universe. Shiva is often associated with dance (as the Lord of Dance) and the image of an ascetic.
4. Saraswati: The goddess of knowledge, music, and arts, typically depicted riding a white swan and holding books and musical instruments.
5. Lakshmi: The goddess of wealth and prosperity, consort of Vishnu, symbolizing good fortune and wealth.
6. Parvati: Shiva’s wife, symbolizing motherhood and domestic bliss. Her other forms include Durga and Kali.
Important Stories and Epics:
1. Mahabharata: Ancient India’s longest epic, narrating the war between two familial clans—the Kauravas and the Pandavas.
2. Ramayana: Tells the story of the ideal king Rama, including how he rescues his wife Sita, who was abducted by the demon king Ravana.
3. Bhagavata Purana: Details the incarnations of Vishnu, particularly Krishna, showcasing his divine powers and teachings.
Ancient Indian Mythology is not only a foundation of religious belief but also influences Indian art, culture, and social structure. It conveys profound insights about the universe, human behavior, and spiritual pursuits through rich symbolism and allegory.