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Dhammachai Tipitaka Project (DTP) was launched in 2010 for creating a database of palm-leaf manuscripts focusing on at least four traditions: Sinhalese, Burmese, Khom (Khmer), and Tham scripts which have been found in Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia (SEA). However, with regard to Khom script palm-leaf manuscripts available in the project, all of them are the manuscripts found in Thailand. And it remains unclear whether the palm-leaf manuscripts in Siam and Cambodia are in the same lineage. In order to clarify the origin of Khom manuscripts in Thailand and Cambodia, a history of transmission of Theravada Buddhism and the Pāli canon of Khom manuscripts in SEA and theirs current situation in Thailand and Cambodia must be studied.

A Problem on the Origin of the Pāli Canon of Khom Script Manuscripts: Found in Thailand and Cambodia