- "ວຽງຈັນທນ໌" (in Thai, เวียงจันทน์) and
later sometimes written "ວຽງຈັນ". In Lao,
viang (ວຽງ)
refers to a 'walled city'
whereas chan (ຈັນ,
previously ຈັນທນ໌) derives...
- Vang
Vieng (Lao: ວັງວຽງ,
pronounced [wáŋ wíaŋ]) is a town in
Vientiane Province,
northern Laos.
Situated along the Nam Song
River and
surrounded by karst...
- used in
other articles. On 27
August 1945
Prince Phetxarāt took
charge of
Viang Chan from the ****anese,
although as
Prime Minister of
Luang Phrabāng he...
- two sides, the
first part is
called Ligor A inscription, or also
known as
Viang Sa inscription,
while on the
other side is
called the
Ligor B inscription...
-
Prabang Buddha image as the
spiritual protector of the
kingdom in
Viang Chan
Viang Kham (present-day Vientiane). He made
Xiang Dong
Xiang Thong (later...
- /wēːn/ ເວນ vén /ʋéːn/ 'sin' เวียง
wiang /wi᷇aŋ/ เวียง
wiang /wiaŋ/ ວຽງ
viang /ʋíːəŋ/ 'walled city' สวรรค์
sawan /sáʔ.wǎn/ สวรรค์
sawan /sàʔ.wǎn/ ສະຫວັນ/ສວັນ/ສວັນຄ໌...
- Naga
guarding the
Viang Chan, Laos,
Temple of Wat Si Saket,
itself a
survivor of an
intemperate war in 1827...
-
Thongvin Phomvihane (born 7
January 1938 in
Viang Chan) is a
Laotian politician and
member of the Lao People's
Revolutionary Party (LPRP). She is the...
- 2004
Untitled booklet,
Khochone Keomanivong et al., Ho Phra Kaeo Museum,
Viang Chan, Laos (undated) The Life of the
Buddha in 80
Scenes from the Ananda...
- subdistrict: Ban Phon Xay, Ban Kong Phat, Ban Xam Toey, Ban Na Khwan, Ban Phou
Viang Tai Yo at
Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required) Tai Nyaw at...
