Cham manuscript bound by threads, covered in cement paper, written in Chinese ink on double "Đại" paper, Akhar Thrah script. Page 1 is written in Chinese. The manuscript has 2 blank pages (pages 4 and 5). The manuscript is torn at the right corners from the front cover to page 68. Contents: pictures of amulets of patients, amulets to avert disaster, chants for patients, chants for Rija Praong, the art of protecting oneself, mantra of shaman, ritual water for the dead.
This manuscript was written by Mr. Luong Dai Ve''s grandfather (whose name is forgotten). After he died, he left it for Mr. Thap Quyen (Mr. Ve''s uncle). In 1972, Mr. Thap Quyen died, Mrs. Thap Thi Vung (Mr. Luong Dai Ve''s mother) brought it to her home. Then, she gave it to Mr. Luong Dai Ve when he became Gru urang in 1975.
Extent and Medium of originals: Covers made of cement paper, 90 pages of printed paper, folded in two. 92 pages.
Volume no.: 16.
