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1. blogs.bl.uk › asian-and-african › 2021Khmer manuscripts at the British Library (Part 1)

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   Nov 29, 2021 · Kraing manuscript made of blackened paper containing Proleung meas oey (transl. 'Oh my darling', literally 'Oh my golden soul') attributed to the Cambodian king Preah Reachsamphear (alias Sri Dhammoraja II), in chrieng script written in yellow gamboge ink. Cambodia, c. 1820-80. British Library, Or 5865, f.53. Despite decades of combined efforts ...

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sāstrā_sleuk_rithSāstrā sleuk rith - Wikipedia

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   Only then must the manuscripts be cleaned using fine sand or bran to wipe the excess of ink. History The archeological evidence of lost Angkorian manuscripts. Not one single Khmer manuscript has survived from the Khmer Empire. However, other archeological findings confirm that they were well in use since ancient times.

3. blogs.bl.uk › asian-and-african › 2021Khmer manuscripts at the British Library (Part 2)

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   Dec 13, 2021 · British Library, Or 13577, f. 14. The most remarkable manuscript containing Khmer text is a nearly 15 m long paper scroll from Japan. It contains a mid-19th century copy of a transcript made in 1818 of ten official documents and trade letters written in Japanese from the Gaiban Shokan (Foreign Correspondence) between the Japanese government ...

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Khmer_inscriptionsKhmer inscriptions - Wikipedia

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   Khmer Inscription K-127: the significance of this inscription made in AD 683, is that it indicates that at present knowledge, the first zero is an ancient Khmer invention, while the first known use of a numerical zero in India was dated to the mid-ninth century, an era that coincided with the Arab Caliphate.

5. khmer-manuscripts.bdrc.io › static › aboutkmBUDA - Buddhist Digital Archives

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   In 2019, the Buddhist Digital Resource Center embarked on an ambitious project to digitize thousands of endangered manuscripts in Cambodia. More than 1.4 million pages of these precious texts are now digitally archived and available to the world for the first time. Explore our full library and access the BUDA platform for texts from Southeast ...

6. dl.acm.org › doi › 10A New Khmer Palm Leaf Manuscript Dataset for Document ...

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   Nov 10, 2017 · Palm leaf manuscripts, one of the most well-known old Khmer documents, have been being digitized and centralized; therefore, document analysis functions such as text search capabilities are necessary but still remain unavailable for this type of documents.

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   What type of paper is used in Khmer manuscripts?

   • The paper can be in a natural cream colour with text written in black ink, or it can be blackened and text written either with white chalk, a yellow gamboge ink or gold ink. Two main styles of Khmer script are found in manuscripts: aksar chrieng (slanted script) and aksar mul (round script).

   Khmer manuscripts at the British Library (Part 1)

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   What is the most remarkable manuscript containing Khmer text?

   • British Library, Or 13577, f. 14 The most remarkable manuscript containing Khmer text is a nearly 15 m long paper scroll from Japan.

   Khmer manuscripts at the British Library (Part 2)

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   What is the history of Khmer manuscripts?

   • The history of Khmer manuscripts is closely connected with the influence of Indian civilisation in Southeast Asia and particularly with the introduction of Hinduism and Buddhism in the region. The earliest book format in the Khmer Empire – similar to that in South Asia – was the palm leaf bundle, sleuk rith.

   Khmer manuscripts at the British Library (Part 1)

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   What was the earliest book format in the Khmer Empire?

   • The earliest book format in the Khmer Empire – similar to that in South Asia – was the palm leaf bundle, sleuk rith. Although the oldest surviving examples of Khmer palm leaf manuscripts date back only to the late 17th century , there is evidence that they were in use in mainland Southeast Asia much earlier.

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8. www.researchgate.net › profile › Sophea-ChhunA New Khmer Palm Leaf Manuscript Dataset for Document ...

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   In this paper, SleukRith Set, the first dataset specifically created for Khmer palm leaf manuscripts, is introduced. The dataset consists of annotated data from 657 pages of digitized palm leaf ...