The book deals with the origin of the cultures in the Indus Valley Civilization region. The Indus seals found during excavation at different Harappan sites are deciphered, and the historical background is proved. The seals from Harappa and Mohenjodaro contain inscriptions detailing the history of the Rama dynasty. Chanhudaro has Shiva's lifelong brave activities written on the seals. Dholavira is Krishna’s Dvarika (capital city), and the signboard found during excavation is deciphered as “Chakradhar Chakravati Chakrin,” which means king Chakradhar, the Krishna. Rakhigarhi was called Rakshigarhi, the capital of Raksas, and the Kairos ruled on the Rakhigarhi. Various cultures governed the Indus cities during different periods.