Manual of Buddhist Law

"A Manual of Buddhist Law: Being Sparks' Code of Burmese Law, With Notes of All the Rulings On Points of Buddhist Law" offers a comprehensive exploration of Burmese legal traditions through the lens of Buddhist principles. Originally compiled by Henry M. LÃ1/4tter and published in 1887, this manual provides invaluable insights into the legal framework that governed Burmese society. The text meticulously details Sparks' Code, a significant legal document, supplemented with annotations and rulings that clarify points of Buddhist law.

This historical legal document is essential for scholars of law, Asian history, and religious studies. It offers a unique perspective on the intersection of legal systems and religious beliefs in a specific cultural context. The manualâ€(TM)s detailed examination of legal rulings and its grounding in Buddhist philosophy make it a crucial resource for understanding the complexities of Burmese legal history and its lasting influence.

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