This is the most famous prophecy. The Purana describes a holy man named Isa Masiha born to a virgin named Maryam (Mary). It describes him being sent to the "land of the Dan" (often interpreted as Palestine) and his death by crucifixion. The text even states that he was a prophet who preached to the Mlechchhas (foreigners).

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The most controversial section, containing "prophecies" about historical figures like Jesus, Muhammad, Queen Victoria, and even the British rule in India.

The most discussed section, containing "prophecies" about the Mughal Empire, Christianity, and the British. Uttara Parva: Also known as the Bhavishyottara Purana , acting as a handbook for religious festivals, vows ( ), and charity. A Battlefield of Translations and Interpretations English translations of the Bhavishya Purana

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The text is composed of approximately 14,000 to 14,500 verses. It is generally divided into four or five main sections (Parvas):