A Classical Dictionary of Hindu Mythology and Religion, Geography, History, and Literature c5.315

c5.315

This Purāna has “a supplementary or concluding section called the Brahmottara Purāna, which contains about 3000 stanzas. This bears still more entirely the character of a Māhātmya or local legend, being intended to celebrate the sanctity of the Balajā river, conjectured to be the same as the Banās in Marwar. There is no clue to its date, but it is clearly modern, grafting personages and fictions of its own invention on a few hints from older authorities.”—Wilson.