Told on the Pagoda: Tales of Burmah

Told on the Pagoda: Tales of Burmah, published in 1895 by Mimosa, is a collection of folk tales that reflect traditional Burmese culture and spirituality. The stories feature characters such as wise judges and mischievous spirits, exploring themes of justice, integrity, and the supernatural. Each tale imparts moral lessons and insights into the lives of ordinary villagers, illustrating the cultural identity and human experiences of Burma. Notable stories include 'The Woman, The Man and the Nāt' and 'The Stolen Treasure,' which address issues like mistaken identity and the consequences of greed.