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    Six stone inscriptions found in lampun, the capital city of the Mon Kingdom Haripunjaya which was ruled by a Mon dynasty from the 8th century until the Tai conquest in the late 13th. The dates are not explicit, because they contain no year digit, but simply a year name and many scholars have different dates.

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    Six stone inscriptions found in lampun, the capital city of the Mon Kingdom Haripunjaya which was ruled by a Mon dynasty from the 8th century until the Tai conquest in the late 13th. The dates are not explicit, because they contain no year digit, but simply a year name and many scholars have different dates.

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    Inscription Haribujaya

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    Bee Htaw Monzel
    Six stone inscriptions found in lampun, the capital city of the Mon Kingdom Haripunjaya which was ruled by a Mon dynasty from the 8th century until the Tai conquest in the late 13th. The dates are not explicit, because they contain no year digit, but simply a year name and many scholars have different dates.

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    Mon inscriptions in the capital of the Mon kingdom Haripunjay

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    A 13 April 1297
    A (7 May

    In Lampn, the capital city of the Mon Kingdom Haripujaya which was ruled by a Mon dynasty from the 8th
    century until the Tai conquest in the late 13th has been
    found six stone inscriptions.
    The Wat Don inscription contains two dates and one of
    the two Wat Kukut inscriptions contains one. However,
    the dates are not explicit, because they contain no year
    digit, but simply a year name and many scholars have
    different dates. When I examine the dates with other
    Mon inscriptions and old calendar I get this dates.
    year Maggasr, the 5th waning day of Jestha, Sunday
    (April 13, 1297),
    year Jestha, 13th waxing day of Jestha, Tuesday,
    (7 May 1303),

    1303) A

    Collected by Bee Htaw Monzel

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