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301. EAP691/3/1/158

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/1/158
Title:
Tamnan Phanya In (Legend of God Indra) (ຕຳນານພະຍາອິນ)
Scope & Content:
This text is about the Indra came down to the world he saw that most of the people were not making offerings, were not keep morality and were not listening to the Dhamma chantings. They became sinful, Lord Indra admonished the people to stop committing sins and start to make merit and venerate th...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
17th century-20th century
Extent:
07 Tiff images

302. EAP691/3/1/159

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/1/159
Title:
Saddha Vimala (ສັດທາວິມາລາ) (1918)
Scope & Content:
This text is about the great kindness of both Buddha and Pha Sangkhachao Buddha. It says that most people praise the result of the Buddha's parinibbana, but those who wish to reach parinibbana Buddha must learn the tradition of morality and then follow in the ways of that tradition. The colophon ...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1918
Extent:
25 Tiff images

303. EAP691/3/1/160

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/1/160
Title:
Munla Niphan (ມູນລະນິພານ) (1929)
Scope & Content:
This text is about the Buddha's routine beforehaving attained parinibbana, the merit gained through his sacrifices, and the way he inspired others to become morally good human beings. The colophon mentions Thit (a former monk) Si Bunma as sponsor. Date of original material: CS 1291 (kat sai year...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1929
Extent:
39 Tiff images

304. EAP691/3/1/162

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/1/162
Title:
Phachao Liap Lok (fascicle no. 3) (ພະເຈົ້າລຽບໂລກຜູກ 3) (1893)
Scope & Content:
This text is about how the Bodhisattva was able to live a perfect life in each life up to the time when he became the Buddha and finally attained parinibbana. It also tells about the Buddha's journeys around the world, to small villages and large cities in the Tai-Lao world in order to chant and ...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1893
Extent:
26 Tiff images

305. EAP691/3/1/163

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/1/163
Title:
Paet Muen (First fascicle) (ແປດໝື່ນຜູກຕົ້ນ)
Scope & Content:
This text tell of Pha Maha Sungkhalasa in the work that he is the one who know about the three parts of Buddhist canon he also know about pure morale and he is a person who follow a very good practise in his endeavor he is speak to open Paet Muen four thousand blows to four kind of the people are...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
17th century-20th century
Extent:
14 Tiff images

306. EAP691/3/1/164

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/1/164
Title:
Untitled
Scope & Content:
This text is place while the Buddha was still alive. He teaches Prince Sumphupatti about Buddhism in order to strengthen his faith, after which the prince renounced his title in order to become a monk. 15 folios
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
17th century-20th century
Extent:
15 Tiff images

307. EAP691/3/1/165

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/1/165
Title:
Phala Sangkhanya (fascicle no. 9) (ພະລະສັງຂະຫຍາຜູກຖ້ວນ 9)
Scope & Content:
This text is about when the Buddha was still alive. He teaches Prince Sumphupatti about Buddhism in order to strengthen his faith, after which the prince renounced his title in order to become a monk. 24 folios
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
17th century-20th century
Extent:
24 Tiff images

308. EAP691/3/1/166

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/1/166
Title:
Malika (first fascicle) (ມະລິກາຜູກຕົ້ນ)
Scope & Content:
This text is about the Buddha chanting the story of Nang Kummali. It is about three sisters who are orphans (their parents had already died). The were looking for white cloth which they used to make monks' robes. Then they dyed the white cloth into yellow cloth and offered it to the elder monks (...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
17th century-20th century
Extent:
18 Tiff images

309. EAP691/3/1/167

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/1/167
Title:
Untitled
Scope & Content:
This text is takes place while the Buddha was still alive. He teaches Prince Sumphupatti about Buddhism in order to strengthen his faith, after which the prince renounced his title in order to become a monk. 19 folios
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
17th century-20th century
Extent:
19 Tiff images

310. EAP691/3/1/168

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/1/168
Title:
Untitled
Scope & Content:
This text is about the conduct of the Bodhisattva who in one of his previous lives was as small ox. 03 folios
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
17th century-20th century
Extent:
03 Tiff images

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