The Journal of the Siam Society Vol. XXIX, Part 1-2, 1936 - Khamkoo

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Ja/ljU, the one manned by Al!hnyn Oa.'l'n PfN·''!/ and llw other by
D~mlce1·ng Romc~bha.va, and worthy soldiers t.!wy we1·u. To the
front and rear of all these bargel:i ·were lfltLll,\" otlwrc;, and Cltch was
confided to warriors of divers rank:-;, t~ach ploldiers who were Cham mercenaries, and their tjtles were Sura
Seni, Hiha Raja, Lalcshna Jfancl, and De'VG~ (Janr, 1'Ttti. After them
came the two executioners who were styled Dhwrna, Ra'hga and
Dhcmna Ricldh·i, and coffins were kept in the bottom of their barge.
At the bow stood the two men with red painted swords in their
hands, ~nd in the middle there floated a banner that bore the emblem
of H:ttLunum displaying his might. And boats belonging to other
warrwrs there were, number-ing over eight hundred in all. Forty-