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national flag.
According to the
original creator of the flag, Maha Sila
Viravong, the
white disk in the
center symbolizes the
unity of the Lao
people (and...
- Maha Sila
Viravong (Lao: ສິລາ ວີຣະວົງສ໌,
pronounced [sí(ʔ).láː wíː.lā.wóŋ]) was a Lao
scholar of
traditional Lao literature, history, and culture. In the...
- Bunyāvong; born 11 June 1947, also
known by her
maiden name
Douangdeuane Viravong), pen name Dok Ked (Dō̜kkēt), is a
Laotian writer. Her best
known story...
- Dara
Viravong Kanlagna or Dara
Viravong;
Douangchampa (born 1940) is a Lao writer. She was
involved with work that led to the
creation of the
Digital Library...
-
letters used to
write words of Pali-Sanskrit origin. In the 1930s, Maha Sila
Viravong, a
Buddhist scholar,
backed by the
Buddhist Institute in
Vientiane and...
-
crown of a
traditional Kyrgyz yurt. Laos Laos 2:3
December 2, 1975 Sila
Viravong Three horizontal bands of red (top), blue (double width), and red with...
- the
children of Maha Sila
Viravong, an
important Laotian scholar.
Eventually he
married one of this group,
Duangdeuane Viravong, a
prominent author in her...
- Devi as the
eldest daughter of King Samsenthai. The Lao
historian Sila
Viravong believed she was Samesenthai's
younger sister.
Michel Oger
argued she was...
-
Simms (1999), p. 56.
Simms (1999), p. 56–61. Stuart-Fox (1998), p. 74–75.
Viravong (1964), p. 50–51.
Wyatt (2003), p. 78.
Wyatt &
Wichienkeeo (1995), p. 118–119...
- Thai
National Library in
Bangkok by
Mahasila Viravong, a
Buddhist and Pali
scholar who
worked there.
Viravong had fled Laos when,
after the end of World...
