Xuanzang: A Buddhist Pilgrim On The Silk Road

Sally Hovey Wriggins

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The Pilgrim and the Emperor The Oases of the Northern Silk Road The Crossroads of Asia The Land of India Philosophers and Pirates in Northern India The Buddhist Holy Land Nalanda Monastery and Environs Philosophers, Rock-Cut Caves and a Fortune-Teller The Journey Home to China Back in China Afterword: The Legacy of Xuanzang

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