-
centralized and
expanded to its
greatest extent during the
reign of Ram
Khamhaeng the
Great (1279–1298), who some
historians considered to have introduced...
- The Ram
Khamhaeng Inscription,
formally known as
Sukhothai Inscription No. 1, is a
stone stele bearing inscriptions which have
traditionally been regarded...
-
religion of the kingdom.: 197 : 25
Ramkhamhaeng (sometimes
written Ram
Khamhaeng) was a son of Pho Khun Bang
Klang Hao, who
ruled as Pho Khun Si Inthrathit...
-
script and Ram
Khamhaeng alphabet, is a
Brahmic script which originated in the
Sukhothai Kingdom. The
script is
found on the Ram
Khamhaeng Inscription and...
- as he is
still known today, Pho Khun Ram
Khamhaeng (Thai: พ่อขุนรามคำแหง)
meaning 'Father
Ruler Ram
Khamhaeng'. This
lasted briefly. By the end of the...
-
Ramkhamhaeng or Ram
Khamhaeng may also
refer to: Ram
Khamhaeng inscription, a
stone inscription claimed to have been
created by Ram
Khamhaeng Ramkhamhaeng University...
- 1283 by King Ram
Khamhaeng the
Great (Thai: พ่อขุนรามคำแหงมหาราช). The
earliest attestation of the Thai
script is the Ram
Khamhaeng Inscription dated...
-
Sukhothai is
still a
celebrated event. Pho Khun Ban
Muang and his
brother Ram
Khamhaeng expanded the
Sukhothai Kingdom. To the south,
Ramkamhaeng subjugated the...
- kingdoms.: 39 King Si
Inthrathit sent his
second son, aged 13,
Prince Ram
Khamhaeng, to
study Dharma,
liberal arts, and
martial arts (Muay) at the Samo Khon...
- (Vientiane)
became independent following the
death of the
Sukhothai king Ram
Khamhaeng.: 51
According to the Wat Kud Tae
inscription (K.1105),
dated c. 7th...
