An edition of Thammathibēt kamsūan (1980)

Thammathibēt kamsūan

kawīniphon khō̜ng Phaithūn Phrommawičhit.

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Phaithūn Phrommawičhit.
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An edition of Thammathibēt kamsūan (1980)

Thammathibēt kamsūan

kawīniphon khō̜ng Phaithūn Phrommawičhit.

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Poem, in khlong style, eulogising Thammathibēt, Prince, son of Bō̜rommakōt, King of Siam, 1715-1755, a poet from Ayutthaya period of Thai history.

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Sūn Nangsư̄ Chīang Mai
Language
Thai
Pages
101

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Subjects
Poetry
People
Thammāthibēt Prince, son of Bō̜rommakōt, King of Siam (1715-1755)

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Thammathibēt kamsūan: kawīniphon khō̜ng Phaithūn Phrommawičhit.
1980, Sūn Nangsư̄ Chīang Mai
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Edition Notes

Poem.
In Thai.
Cover title.
Distributor stamped on 1st prelim. p.
Mimeographed.

Published in
[Chiang Mai, Thailand

Classifications

Library of Congress
PL4209.P427 T47 1980

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Pagination
101 leaves ;
Number of pages
101

ID Numbers

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OL2514261M
LCCN
87915889

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