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Bar Amra
This is a paper copy of the Tai languages lexicon Bar Amra. The entries in this lexicon is from /ka/ uptill /ma/. The last page contains a mantra…
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Fragment [c18th century]
This is a writing practice manuscript.
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Fragments [c18th century]
The content in each of the folios is different. The first folio contains Nang Khai story. It is the story of Ka Pha Yenga, Lengdon's daughter…
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Mantra [c18th century]
This manuscript contains a mantra calling Lengdon, the God of Thunder, Wind, Hail and Chao Pha Jan Sai Hung to come and take the offerings made to…
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Aap Naam [1797-78]
This manuscript contains mantra to purify water for bathing. It is believed that bathing with purified water helps in getting rid of the evil eye,…
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Mantra [c18th century]
This manuscript contains mantra to be recited by priests alluding to Lengdon, Then Kham, Ja+S5singpha and Sen Kham. The bck side of the first folio…
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Mantra
This is compilation of two manuscripts. The first one is Tup Kai Puthi and the second one is Paat Mo Rong. The content in the Tup Kai maunscript…
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Ngi Kham [c18th century]
This manuscript is about the support offered to the people of the king who is called Chau Ngi Kham, and it is all about all the things which are…
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Baag Dam Puthi [c18th century]
This manuscript contains mantra alluding to ancestors seeking their blessings. The ancestors are offered different kinds of things like 7 buffaloes…
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Sai Pha Bidhi [c18th century]
This manuscript is recited in the Sai Pha puja. It contains mantra alluding to the household diety for the well being of the family of the house…
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Um Pha Bidha
This manuscript is recited in the Om Pha puja. And this is a very rare copy of the original Sasi bark Om Pha puja manuscript. It contains mantra…
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Unknown Story [c18th century]
The content in this manuscript is about Lengdon and his kingdom. Unknown content. Medini suggested that it was similar to books sometimes called…
