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Buranji [c18th century]
It contains the story of Lengdon sending Khun Lung Khun Lai to earth. It is written that Jasingpha advices them to make offerings to Lengdon. The…
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Du Kai Seng [18th century]
This is a fortune telling manuscript. There are images of pairs of chicken legs with thin bamboo sticks attached to them. And depending on these…
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Buranji [c18th century]
It records a list of different kings. It records that King Tao Singa was succeeded by his brother Tau Lulu , followed by Tao Nga, followed by his…
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Ban Seng [c18th century]
It is a fortune telling manuscript. The script of this manuscript is Ahom but the language is Assamese.
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Khon Ming [18th century]
The content of the manuscript deals with the concept of bringing back the khons (souls). According to Ahom belief there are more than one khon in…
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Fragment [c18th century]
The content of these fragments are mantras alluding Legdon. The content of the folio in image 0011.tiff contains buranji.
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Lit Kham Tai [18th century]
It is the story of the great flood. It is written that in this flood only Thau Lip Ling survived on a stone raft and all the evil men died. The…
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Tham Tang [c18th century]
This manuscript contain alludings to ancestors seeking their blessings. The ancestors are offered chickens and it is believed that these chickens…
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Buranji [c18th century]
The content of the manuscript is about the coming of Khun Lung Khun Lai. There is also mention about Su Ka Pha's family in image 0008.tiff.…
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Cloth Manuscript [c18th century]
The content in it is similar to the other Phe Lung Phe Ban manuscripts. It is used to calculate auspicious days for marriages or any such events.…
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Phe Lung Phe Ban [c18th century]
This is match making manuscript. It has astrological calculations to match brides and grooms. These calculations predict the kind of life a boy and…
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Mantra
This is a fortune telling manuscript and is similar to the other Phe Lung Phe Ban manuscripts.
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Fragments [c18th century]
The content in this manuscript is similar to Aap Naam. But in image 0011-0012 some Assamese text is written in Ahom script.
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San Kham Tai [c18th century]
This manuscript appears to be a writing practise book.
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Tham Tang [18th century]
This is a Tham Tang manuscript. Its content is similar to other Tham Tang manuscripts.