The Milinda Pañha is a significant Buddhist text that records a dialogue between King Milinda and the monk Nagasena. This ancient work, written in the Pali language, explores various philosophical questions about the nature of reality, the self, and the teachings of the Buddha. It is known for its logical reasoning and clarity, making complex ideas accessible to readers. The text is structured as a series of questions and answers, where King Milinda seeks to understand Buddhist concepts. Through their discussions, Nagasena uses analogies and examples to clarify teachings, such as the concept of anatta (non-self) and the nature of enlightenment. The Milinda Pañha remains an important resource for studying early Buddhist thought.