Texting the Tradition: Buddhism in Early Tamil Country by Palas Kumar Saha K. Mavali Rajan, Senthil Prakash S.

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Texting the Tradition: Buddhism in Early Tamil Country by Palas Kumar Saha K. Mavali Rajan, Senthil Prakash S.The present book intends to spotlight the Buddhist imprint in the early Tamil literature and archaeological sources. The endeavour has been achieved to include more Buddhist sites in the early historic Tamilakam in its discussions. The book has four chapters that covers the aspect of the historiography of Buddhism, Buddhism in early Tamil literature, early Buddhist centres, and patronage of Buddhism in Tamil Nadu. Thus, the work consciously attempted

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