Inscription K. 1212 at Vatt Samrong Ek, in Tra Vinh province, Vietnam. Present day Tra Vinh province - still inhabited by a majority of Khmers - passed under Vietnamese administration in the 18th century. Consequently, when the inscription of Vatt Samrong Ek was written, it had not been under the authority of the King of Cambodia for more than a century. However, inscription K. 1212, as well as the modern inscription on the cement pedestal of the Buddha statue sitting in the vihâra Vatt Samrong Ek, testify to the persistence of cultural (and sometimes symbolic or ritualistic) relations between the Khmer populations living on the Vietnamese side of the border and the Kingdom of Cambodia despite the facts that the political continuum had lon...
Mak Phoen and Po Dharma The Third intervention to Cambodia (1679-1688) The third Vietnamese interve...
Three-quarters of a century before, George Cœdès showed that eight of the terms in the Khmer duodeci...
Abstract The silver vessels of the dynasty of lndrapura (Quang Nam, Vietnam) The private collection ...
Inscription K. 1212 at Vatt Samrong Ek, in Tra Vinh province, Vietnam. Present day Tra Vinh province...
Some new epigraphic and archaeological particulars concerning both the general history of ancient Ca...
Research on the early historical heritage of Laos has for long been limited to the Champassak provin...
Registered by the National Museum of Cambodia in 1933 and still unpublished, the inscription K. 943,...
At the end of the 19th century, Etienne Aymonier, a French resident in Cambodia, was the first to la...
Some words in Old Khmer thought to have disappeared from Modern Khmer can be resistant to interpreta...
The only explicit references made to Cambodia in the Lao chronicles are related to the reign of Fa N...
Yasovarman I's epigraphy commemorates the establishment by this king of some 100 âsramas throughout ...
This article provides an edition and translation of an inscribed two-sided stela (K. 1457), discover...
The stela that bears the inscription K. 1238 appeared on the art market in 2006. It is noteworthy bo...
This study devoted to the Khmer and Mon spaces in the middle valley of the Mekong is a follow-up to ...
Temples, or vihāra, of Buddhist monasteries, or watt, always played an essential role in Cambodian s...
Mak Phoen and Po Dharma The Third intervention to Cambodia (1679-1688) The third Vietnamese interve...
Three-quarters of a century before, George Cœdès showed that eight of the terms in the Khmer duodeci...
Abstract The silver vessels of the dynasty of lndrapura (Quang Nam, Vietnam) The private collection ...
Inscription K. 1212 at Vatt Samrong Ek, in Tra Vinh province, Vietnam. Present day Tra Vinh province...
Some new epigraphic and archaeological particulars concerning both the general history of ancient Ca...
Research on the early historical heritage of Laos has for long been limited to the Champassak provin...
Registered by the National Museum of Cambodia in 1933 and still unpublished, the inscription K. 943,...
At the end of the 19th century, Etienne Aymonier, a French resident in Cambodia, was the first to la...
Some words in Old Khmer thought to have disappeared from Modern Khmer can be resistant to interpreta...
The only explicit references made to Cambodia in the Lao chronicles are related to the reign of Fa N...
Yasovarman I's epigraphy commemorates the establishment by this king of some 100 âsramas throughout ...
This article provides an edition and translation of an inscribed two-sided stela (K. 1457), discover...
The stela that bears the inscription K. 1238 appeared on the art market in 2006. It is noteworthy bo...
This study devoted to the Khmer and Mon spaces in the middle valley of the Mekong is a follow-up to ...
Temples, or vihāra, of Buddhist monasteries, or watt, always played an essential role in Cambodian s...
Mak Phoen and Po Dharma The Third intervention to Cambodia (1679-1688) The third Vietnamese interve...
Three-quarters of a century before, George Cœdès showed that eight of the terms in the Khmer duodeci...
Abstract The silver vessels of the dynasty of lndrapura (Quang Nam, Vietnam) The private collection ...