why does max muller call india a paradise on earth?
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On what he thought of India: ... If I were to look over the whole world to find out the country most richly endowed with all the wealth, power, and beauty that nature can bestow—in some parts a very paradise on earth—I should point to India.
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Max muller call india a paradise on earth:
- His love and knowledge about India made him to say India as a Paradise on the earth.
- He was also one of the founders of 'western academic field of Indian studies'.
- Max Muller was a 'german-born philologist'.
- He calls india "paradise on earth" because it is the place where the 'greatest achievement' of the human mind.
- It largely talks about these in the context of an India that existed 2000 years before, well before Buddha or Christ, and not the state of the country when it was under British rule.
- He started translating Upanishads and give more and more time to research the Sanskrit language under his mentor, Franz Bopp.
- He also published a book which was a collection of India’s fictional stories which was a German translation of Hitopadesa. He moved to Paris to study more about Sanskrit.
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