The Mahávansi, the Rájá-Ratnácari, and the Rájá-Vali, Forming the Sacred and Historical Books of Ceylon; Also, a Collection of Tracts Illustrative of the Doctrines and Literature of Buddhism: Translated from the Singhalese

The Mahávansi, Rájá-Ratnácari, and Rájá-Vali are sacred historical texts from Sri Lanka, translated from Singhalese in a three-volume set. They document the island’s history, kings, and Buddhist traditions. The Mahávansi highlights ancient royal lineages, while the Rájá-Ratnácari and Rájá-Vali emphasize governance and Buddhism’s role. With tracts on Buddhist doctrines, they offer a rich perspective on Sri Lanka’s heritage.