"Thatsaphon (fascicle no.1), Himmaphanton (fascicle no.2), Himmaphanpai (fascicle no.3), ThānakhanBan Ton (fascicle no.4), Thānakhanbanpai (fascicle no.5), Vannaphavet (fascicle no.6). Vanna Pha Vet (...

Text No.1. This text is about perfroming perfection of the Boddhisatva or the Buddha as Vessantara, this manuscript is tell of Princess Phutsadi was a deity in the paradise, she's asked for 10 blessings from the Indra before she became a mother of Vessantara. Text No.2. This text is about perfroming perfection of the Boddhisatva as Vessantara, this manuscript is about Vessantara gave his city's cherished elephant to a city that was in need of aid, leading to his exile from the kingdom. Text No.3. This text tells of how the Buddha observed the preserved the precepts as a Bodhasattva during his previous life asVessantarat, as well as telling about the episode in which Vessantara gave his city's cherished elephant to a kingdom that was in need of aide, leading to his exile from the city. Text No.4. This text is about Vessantara offering to give away the horse pulling his oxcart as he is leaving the kingdom. Text No.5. This text is about Vessantara offering to give away the horse pulling his oxcart as he is leaving the kingdom. Text No.6. This text is about Vessantara left the city and walked into the forest with Queen. Matsi, Prince. Sali and Princess. Kanha. Text No.8. This text is about the nature along the way to the place where Vessantara entered the monkhood as a rishi (sage). Text No.9. This text is about deep forest and big forest near the way that Vessantara went to enter the priesthood to be a perform hermit. Text No.10. This text of the Kuman story tells the life of the Buddha in his previous life as Prince Vessantara. Text No.12. This text is about when Princess Matsi returned from getting fruit and both her children were missing, she panicked and went looking for them until she was so tired and upset that she fainted. Text No.13. This part of the Vessantara Jataka is about the episode when Prince Vessantara gave Princess Matsi to the Brahmin who was in fact God Indra in disguise. The Brahmin finally gave Nang Matthi back to Prince Vessantara and the princess took care of him. Text No.14. This text tell of the Vessantara Jataka tells about an old Brahmin taking Sali and Kanha, son and daughter of Prince Vessantara away. He had planned to take them to his home kingdom but he went down the wrong road and ended up in the home kingdom of Pha Vet or Prince Vessantara. Their grandparents were able to rescue their two grandchildren. Text No.16. This text is about inviting prince Vessantara to turn back to his kingdom. The colophon mentions Pha (Monk) Virapannyo (Phan) as sponsor. Date of original material: BE 2488 (hap hao year); 1945. 307 folios.