Project / Collection: Continuing Digitisation of Cham Manuscripts in Vietnam / Archive Reference (shelfmark): EAP1005/29 / Subject: Animals - British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue Search Results

Reference (shelfmark):: EAP1005/29
Title:: Cham manuscripts inherited or collected by Mr. Dao Si Kheo, from Van Lam Village
Scope & Content:: 15 Cham manuscripts, paper, orignially belonged to Mr. Dao Si Kheo. Subjects include: Bani bible, religious ceremonies, fortune telling, mantras, legends, poems. Manuscripts were collected for research purposes by Mr. Thanh Phan. 15 manuscripts of handmade paper, handwritten text. Manuscripts ...
Collection Area:: Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:: Arabic and Chamic
Date Range:: 19th century-20th century
Extent:: 1072 TIFF images

Reference (shelfmark):: EAP1005/29/2
Title:: Incantations and talismans
Scope & Content:: Incantations, talismans passed on to the younger generation by Po Ali and Po Sah-i-na to protect the body when going away from home, relieve one of misfortunes, chase away wild animals, cure illnesses; the making of an amulet for children. 58 pages. Cham manuscript bound by threads; cover usin...
Collection Area:: Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:: Arabic and Chamic
Date Range:: 19th century
Extent:: 62 TIFF images

Reference (shelfmark):: EAP1005/29/7
Title:: Rituals for ill fated deaths
Scope & Content:: Mantras used by Gru Urang to perform rituals for those who die ill-fated deaths such as death by being crushed by a tree, bitten by a tiger, by fire, charged to death by a buffalo. 42 pages. Cham manuscript bound by threads; covered by Chinese paper; written in Chinese ink on Chinese paper; Ak...
Collection Area:: Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:: Arabic and Chamic
Date Range:: 19th century
Extent:: 46 TIFF images

Reference (shelfmark):: EAP1005/29/10
Title:: Matras for shamans
Scope & Content:: Mantras, incantations, charms used by Gru Urang shamans to perform rituals for different purposes, such as to remove termite nests from farm land (mak katuec), to arrange stones when making a kitchen (padeng batuw ging), for the openning of a new ditch (pakak pabah rabaong), for the new dam offe...
Collection Area:: Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:: Chamic
Date Range:: 20th century
Extent:: 60 TIFF images

Reference (shelfmark):: EAP1005/29/12
Title:: Purification mantras for the ill-fated deaths
Scope & Content:: Mantras used by Gru Urang to perform purification ceremonies to relieve one from misfortuness; to perform rituals for the ill-fated deaths (such as accidental deaths from snakebites, tiger attacks, hanging, being stabbed, being crushed by a tree, drowning.). 50 pages. Cham manuscript bound by ...
Collection Area:: Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:: Arabic and Chamic
Date Range:: 19th century
Extent:: 54 TIFF images

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