"Aryan Civilization, Based On the Work [La Cit? Antique] of De Coulanges" explores the social, religious, and political structures of ancient Aryan societies through the lens of comparative history. Drawing inspiration from Numa Denis Fustel de Coulanges' seminal work, the book delves into the religious beliefs, family dynamics, and civic organizations that shaped these early civilizations. It examines the role of ancestor worship, the significance of the sacred fire, and the evolution of social classes within Aryan communities. This study provides valuable insights into the foundations of Western civilization and the enduring legacy of Aryan thought and institutions.