Prawattisāt Phutthasātsanā samai Sīwichai :
yuk samphō : Chaiyā-Nakhō̜n Sī Thammarāt, Phō̜. Sō̜. 1400-1800 /
Thammathāt Phānit rūaprūam.

Description

Main Author

Thammathāt Phānit.

Language(s)

Thai

Published

[Bangkok?] : Khana Thammathān, [2517 i.e. 1974]

Subjects

Buddhism > Buddhism / Southeast Asia > Buddhism / Southeast Asia / History.
Srivijaya (Kingdom) > Srivijaya (Kingdom) / History.

Summary

On history of Buddhism in Southeast Asia from 857-1257 A.D., when cities of Chaiya and Nakhon Si Thammarāt, respectively, now part of Thailand, flourished as capitals in 3rd, or samphō, era of Srivijaya, mahayana Buddhist Kingdom dominating areas now known as island of Sumatra and Malay Peninsula, etc., from 7th to 12th cent. A.D.

Note

"200 chabap."
In Thai.

Physical Description

62 p., [6] leaves of plates : ill. ; 27 cm.

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