Donald K Swearer Bücher

Preserves the folklore of sacred sites in the mountains of northern Thailand.

The book provides an English translation and insightful commentary on the chronicle of Queen Cama, a significant yet overlooked female monarch in Northern Thailand. It explores her role in establishing a dynasty, highlighting her contributions and the historical context surrounding her reign. The work aims to shed light on her legacy and the importance of female leadership in history.

Exploring Theravada Buddhist thought and practice, this book offers an accessible overview of its influence in Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka. It delves into the cultural and societal aspects of Buddhism in these regions, highlighting the unique traditions and practices that shape the lives of their communities. Through engaging narratives, readers gain insight into how Theravada Buddhism continues to impact social values and daily life in these diverse societies.