Historical Influences on Dham Lao and Lanna Scripts DIRI Journal  หน้า 28
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Research indicates that Dham Lao is influenced by Dham Lanna, which derives from Mon writing. The historical chronicles reveal that King Tilokaraja organized a significant Buddhist Council in 1477 CE, regarded as the eighth by the Lanna people. At King Pothisarat's request, sixty bundles of Tipitaka manuscripts were sent to Luang Prabang in 1523 CE. This highlights the cultural exchanges in script and literature during these historical periods. The manuscripts from the Nong Pa Fa Cave may also have originated from Chiang Mai's Tipitaka.

หัวข้อประเด็น

-Dham Lao influences
-Dham Lanna script
-Buddhist Council history
-Tipitaka manuscripts
-Cultural exchanges

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According to research done by many linguists, it seems that the Dham Lao is influenced by the Dham Lanna script, and the latter derives from Mon writing, as Burmese does also. THE FAREWELL OF PHRA MAHA PAJÅPATI GOTÅMI THÉRI Muhuttam taṅhāsamānam, ƙihrā̃ tvaṃ pāyito mayā; Tayāham santamaccantaṃ, dhammakhāraññī pāyitā. ပနေ ာ တ ာကာ မ ် တါ့ တထ် ခ််စၣ်က ေဘး သည္ မ ် ေဖၚသဲ့ မွ် ေလ႔မၝ ပနေ ာ တ ာကာ မ ် တါ့ တထ် ခ််စၣ်က ေဘး သည္ မ ် ေဖၚသဲ့ မွ် ေလ႔မၝ ပနေ ာ တ ာကာ မ ် တါ့ တထ် ခ််စၣ်က ေဘး သည္ မ ် ေဖၚသဲ့ မွ် ေ လ႔မၝ and so on for the other scripts. According to historical chronicles, the King Tilokaraja of Chiang Mai organized a Buddhist Council in 2020 BE (1477 CE). This Council is considered the eighth by the Lanna people. It’s also mentioned that, at the request of King Pothisarat of Lang Xang (old name of Laos), sixty bundles of the Tipitaka manuscripts have been sent from Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang in 2066 BE (1523 CE). It is quite possible that the manuscripts from the Nong Pa Fa Cave were a remote copy of the Tipitaka from Chiang Mai. Nong Pa Fa Cave manuscripts
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