Fusang or the Discovery of America by Chinese Buddhist Priests in the Fifth Century

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Set in 1875, this work presents Leland's translation of Professor Neumann's narrative alongside the insights of Buddhist monk Hoei-shin regarding the potential for Buddhists to have discovered America. The text explores historical possibilities and includes a letter from Colonel Barclay Kennon, who argues that such a voyage could be feasible, even in an open boat. The book delves into intriguing historical speculation and cross-cultural connections.