Yajur Veda||Vedic Civilization Part 10

      Hello students welcome to my blogger spot. In this blogg I will explain with you about "Yajur Veda".Let's start our topic. 
                  Yajur  Veda                         
     
      The Yajur Veda (Book of Sacrificial Prayer) is a ritual Veda. It is divided into 2 parts.
a)Krushna Yajur Veda and
b)Shukla Yajur Veda


Yajur  Veda

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