A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms

Law,(1) and proceeded towards Kophene.(2) Fa-Hsien and the others went forward to the kingdom of Tsze-hoh, which it took them twenty-five days

g mountains, and reached the country of Yu-hwuy,(5) where they halted and kept their retreat.(6) When this was over, they we

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led a {.} {.}, "a man

al times in the sequel,

ardly only, but inward

manifest in his ways.

r systems of fait

the kingdom of Kophene,

78, where its capital

s the whole or part of

connected with the rive

Cabul river, which fal

fter passing Peshawar.

may be the Kophene of

his guide got so far w

out from Khote

been identified. Beal

rth-west from Khoten.

the suggestion of "Tas

twenty-five days to re

50 miles f

ibed here by a Buddhi

ryabala, "the power

e five moral power

n clearly identified. E

d among the "Onion" mou

it was the Aktasch

eat already twice men

r, the different phra

the season, indicating

not three, years had

re we now wit

reading {.}, much prefe

se ed

f Klaproth's determina

e are difficulties in c

age, to my mind very

us. The passage might b

ver's course, and there

tio

preceded the