The book "History of Bhutan" offers a comprehensive insight into the fascinating and complex history of Bhutan. It highlights the early mythological roots of the country and the development of its cultural identity, which was significantly shaped by the introduction of Tibetan Buddhism in the 9th century. The political and religious structures of Bhutan are closely intertwined, as reflected in the dominance of the Drukpa Kagyupa school in present-day Bhutan. The book also examines Bhutan's remarkable independence, as it has never been conquered or occupied by an external power throughout its history. Authored by Frederic P. Miller, John McBrewster, and Agnes F. Vandome, the work provides an informed perspective on historical events and their impact on modern Bhutanese society.