On Sanskrit Texts Discovered In Japan

This work by Max Muller explores the discovery and translation of ancient Sanskrit texts found in Japan. Muller includes detailed analyses and translations of these texts, examining their content, style, and historical context. He also explores the implications of these discoveries for the study of Sanskrit literature and language more broadly. This edition provides a fresh introduction and updated notes to contextualize Muller's contributions in the history of Asian studies.
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