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Collection Ref: EAP1005/33

33 Cham manuscripts, paper, palm-leaf, originally belonged to Mr. Nai Cao Liem. Subjects include: religious ceremonies, fortune telling, mantras,…

Collection Ref: EAP1005/26

24 Cham manuscripts, paper, originally belonged to Mr. Hai Thanh. Subjects include: religious ceremonies, fortune telling, mantras, poem, legends,…

Collection Ref: EAP1005/1

36 Cham manuscripts, paper, collected by Mr. Thanh Phan. Subjects include religious ceremonies, traditional customs, Cham Kings, Mantras, ritual…

Collection Ref: EAP1005/30

13 Cham manuscripts, paper, originally belonged to Mr. Ba Dai Long. Subjects include: religious ceremonies, fortune telling, the words make hrei,…

Collection Ref: EAP1005/22

13 Cham manuscripts, paper, originally belonged to Mr. Ham Bap. Subjects include: religious ceremonies, fortune telling, mantras, poems, epics.…

File Ref: EAP1005/30/2

Social issues poem. 46 pages. Cham manuscript bound by threads; covered by cement paper; written in Cham ink on cement paper; Akhar Thrah script.…

File Ref: EAP1005/26/3

The manuscript is about the bracelet removal ceremony for children (for a young child who is often sick, parents ask a shaman to spiritually "…

File Ref: EAP1005/30/12

Social issues poems; instructions for Cham calendar calculation. 44 pages. Cham manuscript bound by threads; covered by cement paper; written in…

File Ref: EAP1005/22/1

A poem about social issues . 62 pages. Cham manuscript bound by threads; missing cover; The first and last part of the manuscript lost some pages;…

File Ref: EAP1005/1/26

Litigation on adopted children during the reign of Bao Đại in the 13th year (Bao Dai was the Emperor of the Vietnamese from 1925 in 1945). 6 pages…

File Ref: EAP1005/33/10

How Hindu priests practice their religion on Hymalaya mountains; the legends of Po Klaong Garai, Po Ceng, the ceremony of building a temple for…

File Ref: EAP1005/1/19

Love poems and social poems 10 pages. Cham manuscripts, handmade paper, bound as a book with threads, no covers, written in Chinese ink, Akhar…