This text is about the benefits gained by sponsoring the ordination of a monk or novice. Pagination in Lao numerals. Date of original material: mid-late 20th century. 06 folios
This text of manuscript is about how to entering the priesthood to be a monks or novices in the Buddhism. Pagination in Lao numerals. Text is not inscribed with a stylus but written in black ink. 10 folios
This text tells of the sins of a demon upon whose head a stone had fallenl three times a day, once in the morning, once in the afternoon, and once in the evening. Pha Mokkha Lathela came down to the Khitsakut and asked why the demon had to suffer through such torture. The demon answered that he g...
This text tells of the sins of a demon upon whose head a stone had fallenl three times a day, once in the morning, once in the afternoon, and once in the evening. Pha Mokkha Lathela came down to the Khitsakut and asked why the demon had to suffer through such torture. The demon answered that he g...
This text is about the state of Buddhism or about prohibitions and procedures of Buddhism from the day of Buddha's parinibbana until the first Buddhist Council (sangayana). Moreover, it deals with the firm established of Buddhim which is predicted to endure the time span of 5000 years. The coloph...
This text is about the teachings of the Buddha or the Dhamma in general. The colophon mentions Thao (Mr) Suvan as sponsor. As for the date when the manuscript was finished, the colophon, written in three columns, states: “In [C]S 1234, a huang sai year, on the fourth waning day of the first lunar...
This text is about how the Buddha observed the precepts as a Boddhisattva during his life as Prince Vessantara It also tells the story of Princess Phutsadi, who had been living in paradise before she asked the gods for ten blessings, after which she became pregnant with Prince Vessantara. The col...
This text tell of the Vessantara Jataka tells about an old Brahmin taking Sali and Kanha, son and daughter of Prince Vessantara away. He had planned to take them to his home kingdom but he went down the wrong road and ended up in the home kingdom of Pha Vet or Prince Vessantara. Their grandparent...
This part of the Vessantara Jataka is about the episode when Prince Vessantara gave Princess Matsi to the Brahmin who was in fact God Indra in disguise. The Brahmin finally gave Nang Matthi back to Prince Vessantara and the princess took care of him. The colophon mentions as sponsors Mrs Thongsi ...
This text is about when Prince Vessantara gave both of his children to the old Brahmin jungle vine their hands and pull both of them to his city. The colpphon mentions as sponsor Sao (Miss) Khampheng, along with her children. The exact date when the manuscript was finished was 27 January 1902. ກຸ...