Lam Ka Phueak (ລຳກາເຜືອກ) (1917)

This text starts from Phatthakat with five Buddhas born from one mother. The mother is an albino crow (ka phueak) made a nest on the fig tree near the river and laid eggs. There was one day on which a storm came while the mother was out looking for food, and the wind blew all the eggs out of the nest and down the river. The first egg ended end with a hen, the second one with a clothes washer, the third with a mother turtle, the fourth with a mother ox, and the fifth with a mother snake. Later, the eggs all hatch, and all of the babies turn out to be male human beings. The colophon mentions Sathu (Monk) Kaenchan as sponsor. Date of original material: CS 1279 (moeng sai year); 1917. 22 folios.