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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 · 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).

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2. www.academia.edu › 38608096 › The_earliest_dated(PDF) The earliest dated Cambodian inscription K. 557/600 ...

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   The author offers the first complete English translation of the Old Khmer inscription K.557/600 from Angkor Borei, which dates from 611 CE. It is the earliest dated inscription of Cambodia known today. This source was first published by George Cœdès

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3. www.aefek.fr › wa_files › manuscript_khmer_blManuscrits khmers de la British Library1 - AEFEK

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   Manuscrits khmers de la British Library1. The manuscript collection includes literary and Buddhist texts and a rare manuscript of the Ramayana (Ramakerti) (Or. 7560 A). Other highlights are a small collection of manuscripts by Henri Mouhot (Or. 4736), Buddhaghosa's Padattha-Yojana - a finely decorated palm leaf manuscript with an Indian silk ...

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

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   The Khmer Manuscript Heritage Project undertaken by BDRC has now digitized these priceless films, as well as thousands of additional palm-leaf manuscripts that still exist in Cambodia, to make them more accessible and preserve them for future generations.

5. www.academia.edu › 33094517 › AKSOON_KHOOM_Khmer(PDF) AKSOON KHOOM: Khmer Heritage in Thai and Lao Manuscript ...

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   Types of Manuscripts in Khoom Script The two main types of manuscripts in Khoom script are palm leaf manuscripts (bai laan) and folding books (samut khooi) made of paper from the bark of the mulberry tree. In addition to this, there is a variety of other materials that served as writing material for ritual texts and formula in Khoom script.

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

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   Dec 13, 2021 · 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 (shogunate) and various foreign ...

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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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   When did the copying of Khmer manuscripts reach a climax?

   • The copying of Khmer manuscripts reached a climax when George Cœdès was assigned to the Royal Vajirañāna Library in Bangkok (1916-18) and ordered copies of rare Khmer manuscripts and texts that were not known outside Cambodia.

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8. archive.org › details › bdrc-khmermanuscriptsBuddhist Digital Resource Center Khmer Manuscripts : Free ...

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   Sponsored by A Khmer Buddhist Foundation, this collection includes more than 1.4 million images of manuscripts from Cambodia. 6,170 manuscripts were digitized directly in the field and 5,426 manuscripts were digitized from film copies made by the École française d’Extrême-Orient and the...