The ultimate ethics of war as described by Krishnadvaipayana
The Yuddha Gita is a part of the Vajrajaal Tantra, which follows a particular tradition of the Atharva Veda. This tradition is based on the philosophy of the great sage Angiras Atharva, and his divine presence is perceived in the work Maheshwar Anand Kirtan (1995). The commentary on the Yuddha Gita is known as Bhaswati Tantrabhashya. The word Bhaswati means the radiance or light of Angiras Atharva.
Due to its literary genre and scholarly merit, it was published in the Sahitya Samrat Journal. The Yuddha Gita Commentary is written in Bengali and provides interpretations for all the shlokas of the Gita.
Yuddha Gita is basically war ethics, commented from the vedic point of view on war and peace.