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The Bhavishya Purana is one of the eighteen major Hindu Mahapuranas, famously known as the "History of the Future". While most Puranas focus on ancient legends, this text is unique for containing detailed prophecies about world history, including the rise of religions, dynasties, and modern historical figures. Overview of the Bhavishya Purana
Finding a complete, scholarly English translation can be challenging due to the text's massive size and multiple versions. Here are the most accessible resources: Translation Type Source/Translator Academic/Abridged Bhavishya Purana (Manmatha Nath Dutt)
In a famous passage (Pratisarga Parva 19), the Purana describes a holy man named Isa Masiha who is born of a virgin named Maryam in a foreign land. He preaches monotheism, is persecuted by "barbarians" (possibly Romans), and ascends to heaven. The text integrates Jesus into the Hindu framework by calling him a Shishya (disciple) of a Rishi who went to the "Land of the Mlechchhas" to preach. Traditional Hindus see this as proof of a global divine plan, while secular historians point to it as clear evidence of 16th or 17th-century Christian missionary influence on the text. bhavishya purana english translation
Pratisarga Parva: The most controversial section, containing "prophecies" about historical figures including Adam and Eve, Jesus, Muhammad, and even Queen Victoria.
Purnam (Chapters 130-186)
Focuses on creation, rites of passage, duties of different social classes, and a detailed manual on Sun worship Madhyama Parva:
Introduction
If you acquire a Bhavishya Purana English translation that includes the full Pratisarga Parva (Chapters 4-7), you will encounter the following startling verses: