Add to ORKGThis article provides an overview of the collections of Thai manuscripts in Japan, especially the Royal Manuscripts presented to the Kakuozan Nittaiji temple and other palm-leaf collections kept at Japanese universities and libraries. It also briefly discusses collections of samut khoi (illustrated folding paper manuscripts) of the Phra Malai dating from the nineteenth to the early twentieth century preserved in museums and libraries in Japan
This journal has been published at different time periods under the following titles: Explorations: ...
This folding book, or leporello book, was made from naturally cream-coloured mulberry bark paper in ...
This article discusses the origin of the Abhidharma genre of Buddhist literature in the Indian conte...
In this chapter, the textual contents of the illustrated samut khoi-s in Thailand, are examined. Sam...
This article provides an overview of the collections of Thai manuscripts in Japan, especially the Ro...
In this article I present a short description of the three illuminated Thai manuscripts kept in one ...
This article provides a brief survey of public collections of Thai manuscripts held in the United St...
The article discusses illuminated manuscripts of Central Thailand, dealing with the different format...
This article investigates the relationship between two manuscript fragments discovered in Dunhuang, ...
Finding Thai manuscripts in German museums and libraries is a daunting exercise. There are eight nat...
This article compares the Buddhapādamaṅgala, a Pāli work written in the Ayutthaya kingdom probably i...
This manuscript made from palm leaves contains a canonical Buddhist text in Pali language with the t...
Over half a thousand Thai manuscripts are currently being held in British institutions, with the lar...
The article investigates the modes of use of early Buddhist manuscripts in a monastic environment. B...
Cet article examine les textes provenant de l’intérieur des statues bouddhiques en Corée, qui ont ét...
This journal has been published at different time periods under the following titles: Explorations: ...
This folding book, or leporello book, was made from naturally cream-coloured mulberry bark paper in ...
This article discusses the origin of the Abhidharma genre of Buddhist literature in the Indian conte...
In this chapter, the textual contents of the illustrated samut khoi-s in Thailand, are examined. Sam...
This article provides an overview of the collections of Thai manuscripts in Japan, especially the Ro...
In this article I present a short description of the three illuminated Thai manuscripts kept in one ...
This article provides a brief survey of public collections of Thai manuscripts held in the United St...
The article discusses illuminated manuscripts of Central Thailand, dealing with the different format...
This article investigates the relationship between two manuscript fragments discovered in Dunhuang, ...
Finding Thai manuscripts in German museums and libraries is a daunting exercise. There are eight nat...
This article compares the Buddhapādamaṅgala, a Pāli work written in the Ayutthaya kingdom probably i...
This manuscript made from palm leaves contains a canonical Buddhist text in Pali language with the t...
Over half a thousand Thai manuscripts are currently being held in British institutions, with the lar...
The article investigates the modes of use of early Buddhist manuscripts in a monastic environment. B...
Cet article examine les textes provenant de l’intérieur des statues bouddhiques en Corée, qui ont ét...
This journal has been published at different time periods under the following titles: Explorations: ...
This folding book, or leporello book, was made from naturally cream-coloured mulberry bark paper in ...
This article discusses the origin of the Abhidharma genre of Buddhist literature in the Indian conte...