Buranji [c18th century]

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It contains the story of Lengdon sending Khun Lung Khun Lai to earth. It is written that Jasingpha advices them to make offerings to Lengdon. The first year she advices to offer elephent, the following year buffalo and this way continue to make offerings which will also be accepted by 8 million Gods. Thus they will be able to rule the kingdom of Mung Kang prosperously.

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File details

Creation date:
18th century
Languages:
Tai languages
Scripts:
Ahom
Content type:
Manuscript
Originals information:
"Original material location: Bokata, Bordeodhai, Nagaon".
Reference:
EAP373/55/2
Level:
File
Extent:
40 tiff images
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  1. Project EAP373:
    Documenting, conserving and archiving the Tai Ahom manuscripts of Assam
  2. Collection EAP373/55:
    Tulsi Phukan Collection [c18th century]
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