A tale of love and adventure in 18th Century Tibet by a writer of the day. The hero is Prince Kumaradvitiya who gives up his kingdom to follow a life of abnegation and meditation as taught by Buddha. The meditation, which is in verse and prose, yields flashbacks of a sinful life.
"A tale of love and adventure in 18th Century Tibet by a writer of the day. The hero is Prince Kumaradvitiya who gives up his kingdom to follow a life of abnegation and meditation as taught by Buddha. The meditation, which is in verse and prose, yields flashbacks of a sinful life."
"A tale of love and adventure in 18th Century Tibet by a writer of the day. The hero is Prince Kumaradvitiya who gives up his kingdom to follow a life of abnegation and meditation as taught by Buddha. The meditation, which is in verse and prose, yields flashbacks of a sinful life."@en
"Tibetan tale of legendary character Gźon-nu-zla-med."
"Novel in verse."
"The Tale of the Incomparable Prince, is the only Tibetan novel and a classic work in that country, comparable to China's Dream of the Red Chamber or Japan's The Tale of Genji. This is the first time this epic work has been translated into any other language, although it is well known by Tibetans and the subject of much critical study and debate by scholars. Written in an ornate eighteenth-century style, The Tale of the Incomparable Prince combines intrigue, romance, war, and religion in a rousing story of adventure within the context of a traditional Buddhist worldview."
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