Hinduism has been followed since eternity and has proof of existence since 8000 BCE. It's 3 supreme gods are Brahma (Generator), Vishnu (Operator) and Shiva(Destroyer). All of them have incarnated on the Earth as humans or animals to keep the cycle of humanity going with righteousness and fulfilment of duty and karma. There are millions of stories about almost the existence of everything. Lord Vishnu has 10 avatars(reincarnations) out of which 9 have already occurred and the 10th (Kalki) will take place around 1,000,000 years later when humanity will be on the verge of ending and everyone's soul impure. He will end this world and Lord shiva will destroy the omniverse in his supreme form and restart the cycle of humanity.
Are you talking about vishnu who raped brahma wife, Brahma wife went to shiva for justice and asked to rape vishnus wife and got cursed into becoming a stone
It's hard to know the date of origin as Hinduism does not have a founder. But Dyaus Pitr is a Rigvedic deity who has parallels in Greek and Roman religions as Zeus Pater (Deus in some dialects) and Jupiter (*Djous Pater in Proto-Italic) respectively.
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Hinduism has been followed since eternity and has proof of existence since 8000 BCE. It's 3 supreme gods are Brahma (Generator), Vishnu (Operator) and Shiva(Destroyer). All of them have incarnated on the Earth as humans or animals to keep the cycle of humanity going with righteousness and fulfilment of duty and karma. There are millions of stories about almost the existence of everything. Lord Vishnu has 10 avatars(reincarnations) out of which 9 have already occurred and the 10th (Kalki) will take place around 1,000,000 years later when humanity will be on the verge of ending and everyone's soul impure. He will end this world and Lord shiva will destroy the omniverse in his supreme form and restart the cycle of humanity.
Are you talking about vishnu who raped brahma wife, Brahma wife went to shiva for justice and asked to rape vishnus wife and got cursed into becoming a stone
It's hard to know the date of origin as Hinduism does not have a founder. But Dyaus Pitr is a Rigvedic deity who has parallels in Greek and Roman religions as Zeus Pater (Deus in some dialects) and Jupiter (*Djous Pater in Proto-Italic) respectively.