Siddhartha, based on the early life of Gautama Buddha, is one of the most famous novels of Hermann Hesse, who received Nobel for Literature in 1946. The translation into Sanskrit, which was originally written in German, is done by L. Sulochana Devi, who is a Reader at
Sanskrit Version of Siddhartha is published by the Kerala Chapter of the Hermann Hesse Society of India.
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No matter what the cover of the book looks like, it is actually not about the Buddha. The character Siddhartha in the book meets the Buddha and eventually rejects his teachings.
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