Geography of early Buddhism

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Bimala Churn Law's Geography of Early Buddhism fulfils the long and acutely felt need for such a work; for many of the topographical features, both real and imaginary described in ancient literature, exist no longer. Early Pali literature, Jataka tales, Asokan inscriptions and the account of Chinese pilgrims contain much geographical information along with a mass of other details. All these scattered facts are collected and arranged here in a systematic manner so as to bring out a coherent geographical picture of ancient India. The chapters are so planned as to bring out clearly the various physical features like boundaries, towns, cities, lakes, rivers and mountains of the five regions-Middle, North, West, South and East-in which India is traditionally divided. The countries-Ceylon, Burma and others which adopted Buddhism later-are also described. A note on Cetiya and a map, showing the important kingdoms, cities, rivers and mountains known in that dim and distant past, are added.

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สถานภาพ

0004063

DS409 .L3 2008

Research Library (อาคาร 1 ชั้น 4)

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DS409 .L3 2008

ผู้จัดทำ

New Dehli : Munshiram Manoharl : New Dehli : Munshiram Manoharlal., 2008

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xxi, 88 p., 1 l. fold. map. 25 cm.

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English

ISBN/ISSN

9788121512008

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Asia

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หัวเรื่อง

Buddhism
Asia
India--Description and travel.
Geography, Ancient.

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