Fragment [18th century]

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It is a mantra similar to KhonMing and Lon Moti. In image 0002.tiff it is written as kau mo mvng ko sang tak rik au cha kha kau mo sing mu meaning "Myself the learned person of the country now call you my companion Mo Sing Mvng".

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File details

Creation date:
18th century
Languages:
Tai languages
Scripts:
Ahom
Content type:
Manuscript
Originals information:
"Maneki, Buragohain Bari, Mahmora".
Reference:
EAP373/14/4
Level:
File
Extent:
2 tiff images
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  1. Project EAP373:
    Documenting, conserving and archiving the Tai Ahom manuscripts of Assam
  2. Collection EAP373/14:
    Dhamen Mohan Boruah Collection [18th-19th century]
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