Creation of the world, solar worship, and duties of the castes. Madhyama Parva Rituals, fasts, and the importance of the Sun (Surya). Pratisarga Parva
The Bhavishya Purana is widely cited for its mentions of non-Vedic figures and events, often described through the lens of "Mleccha" (foreign or non-traditional) history: bhavishya purana english translation
Among the eighteen major Puranas (Mahapuranas) in Hindu literature, the holds a uniquely controversial and fascinating position. The very name "Bhavishya" translates to "future" in Sanskrit. Unlike other Puranas that focus on cosmology, genealogies of gods, or ancient histories (Itihasa), the Bhavishya Purana is famous—or infamous—for its prophecies. It claims to contain records of events that were yet to occur at the time of its composition, spanning from the reign of the British East India Company to the advent of Jesus Christ as a holy figure. Creation of the world, solar worship, and duties
Deals with Tantra-related rituals and religious vows (Vratas). The very name "Bhavishya" translates to "future" in Sanskrit