Mvng Ngi [c18th century]

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There is a story in this manuscript but it cannot be read properly as most of the folios are damaged. However, it can be seen that it has frequent mention of the words Chau Ngi and Nyot Pha throughout the folios. On 11v6, the words Mvng Ngi are found. It is perhaps about some mythical king who lived at Mvng Ngi.

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File details

Creation date:
18th century
Languages:
Tai languages
Scripts:
Ahom
Content type:
Manuscript
Originals information:
"Simluguri, Borkulanagar.".
Reference:
EAP373/4/33
Level:
File
Extent:
14 tiff images
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  1. Project EAP373:
    Documenting, conserving and archiving the Tai Ahom manuscripts of Assam
  2. Collection EAP373/4:
    Bhim Kanta Phukan Collection [c18th century]
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