The Ancient Geography of India | Alexander Cunningham | including The Buddhist Period, Campaigns of Alexander & Travels of Hwen-Thsang | includes 14 maps & Notes | Revised, newly composed text edition
by Alexander Cunningham, Sir Alexander Cunningham, Edited With Introduction And Notes By Surendranath Majumdar Sastri
Alexander Cunningham's The Ancient Geography of India examines the subcontinent's landscapes during the Buddhist era, Alexander's campaigns, and Hwen-Thsang's journeys. This revised edition, with 14 maps and editorial notes, offers a thorough historical and geographical analysis for scholars and enthusiasts.
About This Book
The Ancient Geography of India by Alexander Cunningham is a foundational text on the historical landscapes of the Indian subcontinent. It delves into the geographical knowledge from ancient times, providing insights into regions, routes, and settlements.
The book encompasses the Buddhist period, offering a detailed examination of sites and locations significant to Buddhist history. It also covers the campaigns of Alexander the Great, tracing his military expeditions and their impact on Indian geography.
In addition, it includes accounts from the travels of Hwen-Thsang, the renowned Chinese pilgrim, whose observations enrich the understanding of ancient India. This edition features 14 maps to visually aid the exploration of these historical narratives.
Revised and newly composed, the text is edited with an introduction and notes by Surendranath Majumdar Sastri, enhancing accessibility and scholarly value. It serves as an essential resource for historians and geographers studying ancient India.
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