Multiple-text manuscript containing histories, prophetic works (suikʻ cā), and works on moral instruction. Extent and format of original material: 16 files. Physical characteristics: Palm leaf. Gilded folios. Incomplete. Covers added by the project team.
Prophecy ascribed to recluse Ṅa Mhanʻ Kanʻʺ. This version also contains an interpretation. Ṅa Mhanʻ Kanʻʺ suikʻ represents one of the four or five prophetic works that had the widest circulation in Burma since the late eighteenth century and existed in multiple versions. Extent and format of or...
Unidentified moral instruction in the form of short rhymed maxims. Extent and format of original material: Part of the fascicle of 7 (5 + ¼ + ¾) inscribed folios.
Prophecy allegedly made by the Buddha about the future royal cities and kings of Burma. Bhu rāʺ suikʻ represents one of the four or five prophetic works that had the widest circulation in Burma since the late eighteenth century and existed in multiple versions. Extent and format of original mat...
Prophecy allegedly made by the Sakka about the future royal cities and kings of Burma. Sikrāʺ suikʻ represents one of the four or five prophetic works that had the widest circulation in Burma since the late eighteenth century and existed in multiple versions. Extent and format of original mater...
Prophecy about the future of Burma ascribed to arhat Gavaṃpati. Also contains a short commentary. Gavaṃpateʹ suikʻ represents one of the four or five prophetic works that had the widest circulation in Burma since the late eighteenth century and existed in multiple versions. This one is different...
Prophecy allegedly made by the Sakka about the reign of King Badon-min (r. 1782-1819). Extent and format of original material: Part of the fascicle of 1 (1/6) inscribed folio.
Prediction on the history of Burma after the mid-17th century. Extent and format of original material: Part of the fascicle of 2 (¼ + ¼) inscribed folios.
Prophecy allegedly made by the Buddha about the future royal cities and kings of Burma while visiting Mt. Tagyi across the river from Bagan. Bhu rāʺ suikʻ represents one of the four or five prophetic works that had the widest circulation in Burma since the late eighteenth century and existed in ...
