- The
Ramakien (Thai: รามเกียรติ์, RTGS: Rammakian,
pronounced [rāːm.mā.kīa̯n]; lit. 'Glory of Rama';
sometimes also
spelled Ramakian) is one of Thailand's...
- adaptations.
There are also
Cambodian (Reamker), Indonesian, Filipino, Thai (
Ramakien), Lao, Burmese, Nepali, Maldivian, Vietnamese, Tibeto-Chinese, and Malay...
-
Thongdaeng and Kap Ho
Khlong Nirat Phrabat. The
Thonburi period produced Ramakien, a
verse drama contributed by King
Taksin the Great.
During the 18th century...
- 691
There exist non-Indian
versions of the Ramayana, such as the Thai
Ramakien.
According to
these versions of the Ramayana,
Macchanu is the son of Hanuman...
- Ramayana, it is
Hanuman who
humiliates Mandodari. The Thai
adaptation Ramakien narrates that
Hanuman sleeps with
Mandodari in the form of
Ravana and destroys...
- lakhon.
Ramakien pla**** a
great role in
shaping these dramatic arts.
During the
Ayutthaya period, khon, or a
dramatized version of
Ramakien, was classified...
-
clothing of
these figures identify them with a
particular character in the
Ramakien epic. The
Monuments of the
royal insignia or Phra
Borom Ratcha Sanyalak...
- Turko-Mongolian languages. The Thai term khon is
adopted particularly for the
Ramakien Thai
version from the
Indian epic Ramayana. The Thai term
lakon (also spelt:...
- Buddhism,
while guaranteeing religious freedom for all Thai citizens.
Ramakien (the Thai
version of Ramayana) is
recognised as the country's national...
- The
majority of Thai
Hindus reside in Bangkok, Chonburi, and ****et.
Ramakien (the Thai
version of Ramayana) is
recognised as the country's national...
