Do Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara die?

Question

It is said during universal dissolution the universe gets merged into Supreme Brahman. Do Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara also die at that time?

Please try to answer with Vedas as proof if possible.

Answer 1

It is said during universal dissolution the universe gets merged into Supreme Brahman.

Now, if Supreme Brahman = Shiva; the sentence can be said as:

It is said during universal dissolution the universe gets merged into Shiva.

if Supreme Brahman =Vishnu;

It is said during universal dissolution the universe gets merged into Vishnu.

similarly if Supreme Brahman = Brahma, Devi, xyz... etc..

It is said during universal dissolution the universe gets merged into Brahma/ Devi/ xyz etc..

"Please try to answer with Vedas as proof."

I discuss in my answer here how can Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva be intrepreted as Supreme Brahman through Vedas:

How were the Trimurthi born?

I discuss in my answer here how Devi can be Supreme Brahman through Vedas:

Is there any hierarchy for Devi's incarnations?

So, it depends on to whom you call Supreme Brahman.

From, Advaita Perspective Nirguna Brahman is the Ultimate reality and the universe which is characterized by name and form which we see is just an illusion. Chandogya Upanishad states that infinite alone is Immortal and anything which is finite is not Eternal:

VII-xxiv-1: ‘In which one sees nothing else, hears nothing else, understands nothing else, that is infinite. But that in which one sees something else, hears something else, understands something else, is the finite. That which is infinite, is alone immortal, and that which is finite, is mortal’. ‘Revered sir, in what is that infinite established ?’ ‘On its own greatness or not even on its own greatness’.