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

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132 H. s. H. PRINCE VIVAJ?HANA.TAYA [I'OL. xxrx w~is not a timid woman, seeing tha,t he nmde snt•h h mg tatTying; and that i£ he were unwilling to surrem1er tlw t,wo I muges, then Jet him guard well his city lest it be ta,ken hy ass;tttl L The messenger was bidden to tender this reply to t.lw K.ing of Oltiengm.ni, who thereupon caused the defence o£ his city to be strengthened and kept his silence. Thereafter did Phya. Siha?'ci:J Tejo offl)l' to Rtornl the city; and, having mounted upon his horse, he I ed his men before the city-W11ll, shouting with a loud voice "I am Phyu 871W1Yt:i Tejo, foremost warrior of King Nriraym,1tt. Let him who is skillful come forth to test his skill!" And the Lnor:; who were gwHding the parapet hurled their javelins and fired their guns causing weapons and bullets to descend as rain; and were caRted down mohen lea.d, hm1ted sands, resins and gtims. But the undaunbxl Tai wa.rrim·R moved forward to the wall and Phya {%lum!j 'l'1!,jo contrived to climb thereon, holding a sword in his hand. Of those upon the parapet many were killed and many more were pnt to flight.. 'l'he soldiers destroyed the wall and entered into the city, killing a large number of the Lao defenders. King Boclhisi];J'a of Ohien.rtmai himself perished in the struggle; and were taken captive C~ueen Dibya, Lil!t, Prince Va~~9a. son to the King of Ohi.engmai, a.nd rmmy of his councillors. Treasures of great value were ah.;o hrought to King Nc""irt'iya~~a. Having com1uered the city, the King e
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20 P'RAYA NXK'ON P'RA.H RAM (VOL. X
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22 P'RAYA NXK'ON P'RXH RAM [VOL. XX
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28 P'R.A YA NAK'C)N P'RAH RAM (VOL.
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32 (voL. XXIX intended to be a copy
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34 [VOL. XXIX among Sank'alok wares
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Pl. nr. Translucent ce lndon gln,ze
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Pl. V. Tntm;lucent celadon gla:t.e
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Pl. JX. Specimen of Suklwt'iti Peri
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38 NOTES AND QUERIES (VOL. XXIX I i
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47 REVIEWS OF BOOKS. MAURICE CoLLIS
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