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571. EAP691/3/3/28

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/3/28
Title:
Matthuanulom (ມັດທຸອະນຸໂລມ) (1917)
Scope & Content:
This text is about the important routine of the Buddha when he was alive. In the morning he would go to beg alms, in the afternoon he would chant and teach the people all over the world, in the evening he would chant and teach the monks, and at midnight he would talk about the Thevaputra, Thevada...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1917
Extent:
84 Tiff images

572. EAP691/3/3/29

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/3/29
Title:
Anakhatavong (ອະນາຄະຕະວົງ) (1873)
Scope & Content:
This text is about the five Buddhas of our era of whom the future and last Buddha is called Ariya Metteyya. All human begigs shall pay their respect to the Triple Gem: Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha. This is done through the following magic formular "Jinavaṃsaṃ vidhaṃ buddhaṃ". The colophon mentions ...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1873
Extent:
217 Tiff images

573. EAP691/3/3/30

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/3/30
Title:
Untitled (Pha Sut manuscript) (1938)
Scope & Content:
This text is about method or system in the ordination ceremony, shape of the person who going to be a monk that use asking and answering on the ordination time to let all the monk know. The colophon mentions Nan Intha, his wife and their children as sponsors. Date of original material: CS 1300; B...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1938
Extent:
20 Tiff images

574. EAP691/3/3/31

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/3/31
Title:
Nangsue Thet Sipsòng Naksat (the sermon book of the twelve-year animal cycle ) (ໜັງສືເທດສິບສອງນັກສັດ) (1925)
Scope & Content:
This text deals with a prince who told his servant to go to invite the monk Pakhun Somdet to come to his area. The monk asked this servant which story the prince would like him to chant. However, the servant forgot the name of story that the prince told him, he could only think of Sipsòng Naksat....
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1925
Extent:
32 Tiff images

575. EAP691/3/3/32

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/3/32
Title:
Sattha Pali Sut (ສັດທາບາລີສູດ) (1920)
Scope & Content:
This text is about a chant in the Pali language which was popular to being chanted in an auspicious ceremony or any other Buddhist ceremony related to auspicious subjects. The colophon mentions Thit (a former monk) Suk and Sao (Mrs) Chanthi, their children and relatives as sponsors. Date of origi...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1920
Extent:
35 Tiff images

576. EAP691/3/3/33

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/3/33
Title:
Phan Khuen Sin (ພານຄືນສິນ) (1928)
Scope & Content:
This text is about a hunter who obeys the five religious precepts that the Buddha taught, especially refraining from the killing of animals. The colophon mentions Maethao (Grandmother) Sui and Sao (Miss) Thi and their children as sponsors. Date of original material: CS 1290 (poek si year); 1928. ...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1928
Extent:
39 Tiff images

577. EAP691/3/3/34

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/3/34
Title:
Sulintha Kumman (ສຸລິນທະກຸມມານ) (1855)
Scope & Content:
This text is about all the monks who gather at a meeting in the Hong Thammasaphakhathala and than consider about onk Thevathat who tried to make an assault on the Buddha. The colophon mentions Nang (Mrs) Sutthamma and Chao Kanlanya as sponsors. Date of original material: CS 1217 (hap me year); 1...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1855
Extent:
51 Tiff images

578. EAP691/3/3/35

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/3/35
Title:
Chunthasukkalika Sut (first fascicle) (ຈຸນທະສຸກກະລິກະສູດຜູກຕົ້ນ) (1920)
Scope & Content:
This text is about benefits or Anisòng gained from listening to the Chunthasukkalika Su. Those who learn to chant this Sutra will be reborn in heaven. The colophon mentions Sao (Miss) Chansuk came from Sianglai district (Chiangrai Province, Thailand) and her relative as sponsors. Date of original...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1920
Extent:
39 Tiff images

579. EAP691/3/3/36

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/3/36
Title:
Yòt Tham (first fascicle) (ຍອດທຳຜູກຕົ້ນ) (1918)
Scope & Content:
This text is about benefits or Anisòng gained from listening to the Nyòt Tham story, those person who do that will be reborn in the heaven Tavatimsa. The colophon mentions Thit (a former monk) Khamtan and Sao (Mrs) Kham-ὸnsi and their children from Lakkham villageas as sponsors. Date of original...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1918
Extent:
45 Tiff images

580. EAP691/3/3/37

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP691/3/3/37
Title:
Pasakalathitavatthu (ປະສະກາລະທີຕາວັດຖຸ) (1936)
Scope & Content:
This text is about Nang Kumalika, the daughter of the Sang Huk, who finished the basis of his meditation practice. Mrs. Kumalika would be reborn in heaven. The colophon mentions Chek Khao, Sao (Mrs) Khamchan and their son Pha Phikhu Phothi Pannya from Thakhok village as sponsors. Date of original...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Lao and Pali
Date Range:
1936
Extent:
15 Tiff images

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