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Gong 14
Wd. M. Rudrakul Gong is northeastern Thailand word, it comes from Glong which it appears in Tibetan-Myanmer language family (Klung Klong Kyong), Khom ancient language (Ghlong or Glong) and Tai-Lao language family (Glong or Gong), their meaning is waterways, passage, path, route and way such as Dham Nong Glong Dham then its sound change is Gun-long (Path) or Gun Long Dham (Dhamma path). Other Thoi Hlang Khau Glong which meaning is “ Going back to a later era when there was no development” etc. (Ubon Ratchathani Provincial Cultural Office, 2022, online and Royal Academy, 2011, online) Therefore Gong 14, its meaning is the 14 Dhamma path of Tai people by the Arts and Culture Center Khon Kaen University (n.d., online) has summarized Kong 14 in 4 ways, but only Kong 14 with the first meaning can be compared according to various Thai principles and literature, there are: 1. Hit Chau Gong Khun is moralities for kings or city rulers vassal noble, this related literatures such a...
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