Note to moderator: enunciate the very last word of this tossup very carefully. A self-proclaimed "great" book in this genre, sung in the Thousand Pillared Hall after being written to draw the king away from his favorite erotic epic, forms the twelfth and final volume of a "Holy Order" of hymns. A similarly-named genre of stories of pilgrimage sites mirror the "travel guide" sections of "glorification" inserted in these texts. Allegedly, this genre is distinguished by accounts of the solar and lunar dynasties that follow descriptions of creation, (*) re-creation, sacred genealogies, and cosmic cycles as this genre’s "five signs.” Scholars often bemoan the (-5[1])unliterary style of texts in this genre despite their name proclaiming their "ancient" compilation and "completion" of (-5[1])shruti (-5[1])scriptures. Skanda (10[1])names the (10[1])longest of these (10[4])texts, of which there are (10[1]-5[1])innumerable (10[1])minor and eighteen (10[1])major (10[1])examples. For 10 points, name this genre of Hindu mythological texts exemplified by the (10[1])Brahmanda and [enunciate] (10[2])Bhagavata. (10[4]0[11])■END■