Southeast Asia Digital Library

Anecdote of Goad Umarup; poems of Mr. Ariya ong Parang (French); poems about Cham enslaved by Kinh people; poems about days and nights; story of teacher Churu; Myth of Po Klaong Girai; myth of God Southern Sea (Po Riyak)

text

manuscripts (document genre)

2000-2014

This manuscript was inherited by the father of Mr. Tanh, named Sam Toi, from his grandmother. In 1975, Mr. Toi passed away, and Mr. Tanh subsequently inherited the manuscript.

100 numbered pages

Cham manuscript bound by staples, photocopied from original manuscripts on printed paper size A4. The manuscript is blackened by ink; it has one blank page, numbered.

Topics include poetry, anecdotes, myths. The content is about the anecdote of Goad Umarup; poems of Mr. Ariya ong Parang (French); poems about Cham enslaved by Kinh people; poems about days and nights; story of teacher Churu; Myth of Po Klaong Girai; myth of God Southern Sea (Po Riyak).

Digitization of this manuscript was funded by the British Libaries' Endangered Archives Programme through the project, Digitisation of the Endangered Cham Manuscripts of Vietnam (no. EAP698).

Chamic languages

Viet Nam (nation)
Tỉnh Ninh Thuận (province)

Vietnam
Ninh Hải (Vietnam : District)
Bắc Sơn (Haiphong, Vietnam)
Binh Nghia (Vietnam)

Anecdotes
Myth

Anecdotes
Myth
Vietnam
Viet Nam (nation)
Tỉnh Ninh Thuận (province)
Ninh Hải (Vietnam : District)
Bắc Sơn (Haiphong, Vietnam)
Binh Nghia (Vietnam)