This manuscript contains stories told during No Khua(eating of newly harvested rice from the rice field). It is believed that previously people used to recite the Lik Sai Kai around a bonfire on the day they eat rice from the newly harvested rice crops.
This manuscript contains information about Gomedhar Konwar who was the first revolutionary against the British in Assam. It is written that in Lak Ni Dap Pau, Din Sip Song (the 12th month), the son of Phena Konwar declared himself as the king. It is also written that he set fire to the British am...
This is a paper copy of the Tai languages lexicon Bar Amra. The entries in this lexicon is from /ka/ uptill /ma/. The last page contains a mantra which is meant to be read to purify any household if it is struck by lightening. Lak Ni Singa, Dvn Sam (3rd month).
The content in each of the folios is different. The first folio contains Nang Khai story. It is the story of Ka Pha Yenga, Lengdon's daughter getting married to Lengdon.
This manuscript contains a mantra calling Lengdon, the God of Thunder, Wind, Hail and Chao Pha Jan Sai Hung to come and take the offerings made to them. The offerings made to them mentioned here are bettle nut, chicken eggs, rice cakes and sugarcane.