The story of a quest for a Buddhist sutra in India, it begins with the account of the origins of the [*]  Monkey spirit, and then tells how the monk Xuanzung [SHWAN-zung], with his disciples Monkey, Pig, and Friar Sand, overcome the obstacles in their path.
The story of a quest for a Buddhist sutra in India, it begins with the account of the origins of the [*]  Monkey spirit, and then tells how the monk Xuanzung [SHWAN-zung], with his disciples Monkey, Pig, and Friar Sand, overcome the obstacles in their path. The inspiration behind NBC's bizarre miniseries The Lost Empire—for 10 points—name this work written down in the 1570s by poet Wu Cheng'en.
The story of a quest for a Buddhist sutra in India, it begins with the account of the origins of the [*]  Monkey spirit, and then tells how the monk Xuanzung [SHWAN-zung], with his disciples Monkey, Pig, and Friar Sand, overcome the obstacles in their path.
Record of a Journey to the West or The Monkey King or Hsi-yu chi