@@jayavarimansorn477 Chiyavoraman 7 were Khom Phimai(Thai), not Khmer of Claimbodia.🤪🤪 Study much more, You will know fact. Khom Phimai+Tamil south India were build, not Sok Khmer or Claimbodia build.🤪🤪
just visit angkor wat. so impressed by the great and beauty of the heritage,as well as the warm-hearted and hard-working people there! hope everything can be better and better!
@MiYa-wf7bc Жыл бұрын
Don't you be happy All these things Khmer did not create. The Khmers were just slaves who took Angkor Wat. and never maintained no wisdom to build on Because the Khmer people are the Champa people. Simply put, this is a good slave.
Chao Tang Kwan is Mongolian Chinese Government that came to visit Cambodia during Champa period. Chanpa was under Mongolian that time. He never destroy nothing. In the 15th century Khmer lost the temple to Siamese empire. I forgot which Empire in that time period. But the Khmer was Jayvernam the 10th. He was a weak King.
This royal road between the two temples, called “Raj Makara”, Makara means a water monster of Hindu religious myth that is represented in religious art as having the body of a crocodile and head of an antelope and as being the steed of Varuna and the emblem of Kamadeva. This is typical of Naga in Southeast Asia. Draco(Makara, Naga)’s Story From the Head, This Draco’s tale is so long. Hindu temple deities are believed to sit facing east. But Angkor Wat is the only temple that faces the west. Angkor Wat is the king’s temple which becomes the resignation of life. To the tales, Meanwhile, the style is Angkor Wat but it's in a smaller size called Vismaya Pura, in Angkor Raj (Nakhon Rat, Sanskrit=Nagara). The city where the king and his royal family members were from. The Vimaya temple is the only one either straight forward to the south or in the direction of Angkor Wat. Thus, the Raj Makara route together evolves as Draco Constellations in the sky. Note: The name of the province is Nagara Simha or Nakhon Rat Chasima in Thailand modern-day. Note in Sanskrit पुर Pura means fortress, castle, city, or town. नगर Nagara means a mega city. सिंह Siṃhá means lion.
@thaneethanee6072 Жыл бұрын
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@benjitenn Жыл бұрын
No, It’s a different word and and has a completely different meaning. No connection with the Makara (มกร/มกรา मकर) you referred to. ราชมรรคา/Raja mārga, the word “mārga” (มรรค/มรรคา or मार्ग) has a direct meaning, "path/road/route" (ทาง) which corresponds to the title of this video, “The ancient road” (ถนนโบราณ). One again मार्ग(mārga/มรรคา) ≠ मकर(Makara/มกร/มกรา)
@pk-wp8vu Жыл бұрын
@@benjitenn what is the meaning then? It ‘s Royal road. The Angkor gate faces western side and Phimai is facing to south side in front of Phimai gate is Naga gate. ราชมรรคา is the word that had been just created by present day. The actual meaning is linked to naga or marga as you see the naga bridge in front of the Prasat
@benjitenn Жыл бұрын
@@pk-wp8vu Your statement is obviously shows that you are confusing and contradictory at the same time. 1) You ask the question and answer the question at the same time: “What is the meaning then? it’s royal road” Yes, it’s mean Royal road which is according to the video topic: An ancient road was built by a king, so it’s a royal road. When you know it means road So it's contradictory that you didn't use the right word, มรรคา instead picked up an ABSOLUTE UNRELATED WRONG WORD like Makara มกร. 2) I agree that ราชมรรคา is a new word being used nowadays and assume that it is SPECIFICALLY USED IN THIS VIDEO to convey the content of the “ancient ROAD” but you TWISTED words and ramble OUT OF THE CONTEXT of what this video wants to convey, EVEN CONTRADICTING TO FACTS. You twisted THE RIGHT WORD (มรรคา) to THE WRONG WORD (มกรา), which this video DOESN’T MENTION AT ALL, so it’s both SO WRONG and OUT OF CONTEXT. 3) MAKARA (มกร) IS NOT NAGA (นาคา). THEY ARE 2 DIFFERENT MYTHICAL ANIMALS. If what you referred to is the one at Angkor Thom's bridge/gate area (timestamp 4.52 in the video) it’s a serpent or naga, not a Makara. It’s a statue of angels and demons pulling the body of พญาวาสุกรีนาคราช to stir up an ocean of milk (เกษียรสมุทร) contradicting what you are trying to convince. IT’S CLEAR THAT YOUR OPINION IS WRONG. 4) Unless you was wrong and out of context. I'm not sure if you intended to use WRONG WORDS?. 4.1 you use the word Makara (มกร/มกรา) instead of THE WORD THIS VIDEO USED, Marga (มรรค/มรรคา) The creator of the video clearly DESCRIBES and GRAPHICS in the video as the word ราชมรรคา NOTHINGS in this video conjures up the word ราชมกรา???!!! Are there any Thai who, when talking about the มรรค 8, think of it as the มกรา 8??? 4.2 you tried to link it in accordance with your personal preconceptions make you illogically choose to connect Naga which is not mentioned in this video goes with सिंह (siṃhá) which is also not mentioned in this video either. You said that the name Nakhon Ratchasima comes from the word lion although there is no meaning related to it, The name of this Privince comes from the older cities names which were combined with, โคราฆะปุระ (गोरखपुर) and เมืองสีมา (S̄īmā/सिमा) again and again สีมา(S̄īmā/सिमा) and สิงห์सिंह (siṃhá) ARE DIFFERENT WORDS AND COMPLETELY DIFFERENT MEANINGS. สีมา/เสมา referring to TERRITORY and It corresponds to the meaning that is generally published in Thailand, which นครราชสีมา means A CITY THAT IS A ROYAL TERRITORY (OF AYUTHAYA अयोध्या the Ancient Kingdom of Siam) นครราชสีมา หมายถึง เมืองอันเป็นพระราชอาณาเขต (ของกรุงศรีอยุธยา) มาจากคำบาลี-สันสกฤต นคร แปลว่า เมือง, ราช แปลว่า พระราชา, สีมา แปลว่า เขต หรือแดน This is the correct root meaning and the reason why Thai people like to call this city Korat โคราช. I really hate to say it but all these facts prove you wrong.