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*1931-69: Khmer (parallel-text) edition, 110 volumes

{{r|Khmer Rouge}}

Chinese, and Khmer Rouge leaders formed a guerrilla alliance to fight the ...-backed Cambodian PRK government under [[Heng Samrin]], over [[Pol Pot]]'s Khmer Rouge. This gave the U.S. four unpleasant choices following the bad publici

...editions can be verified by direct inspection of the scans linked (though Khmer script is needed for K). K corresponds to the contents of the Canon as comm

...After the end of the [[Vietnam War]] and the rise of the extreme leftist [[Khmer Rouge]], he lost faith in leftism. But then, in a "Second Thoughts" project

...their losses to Dai Viet, but then lost a war to the Cambodian Khmers. The Khmer eventually recovered Cham provinces taken by the Kingdom of Dai Viet. <ref

...ng Earth Angels (NVA ralliers) and Pike Hill teams (Cambodian disguised as Khmer Communists). Since Vietnamization did not block U.S. air support, Pike Hil

| contribution = Austronesian and Mon-Khmer components in the Proto Chamic vowel system

**''Braḥ Traipiṭakapāḷi'', 110 volumes, Khmer script, with Khmer translation on facing pages, [Cambodian Royal National Library], Phnom Penh

...no longer unified, Vietnam was principally backed by the Soviet Union, the Khmer Rouge was supported by China. The Third Indochina War escalated when Vietna

===Khmer-Vietnamese tensions=== ...[[Khmer Rouge]] units, both wanting the same Cambodian rice. In 1975, the Khmer Rouge captured all cities and towns, and drove the populace into the countr

...ird. It follows the order of the remaining Khuddaka-nikāya books as in the Khmer edition, but has a different order for the Abhidhamma books. ...ikāya, which gives more than one. The "short" canon above, followed by the Khmer and most Thai editions and by Western scholars, corresponds almost exactly

...etnamese sanctuaries in 1970, and a North Vietnamese operation against the Khmer Rouge in 1978.<ref name=LCparrot>{{citation ...articular desire to unite with the soldiers of North Vietnam. In fact, the Khmer Rouge wanted the PAVN out of Cambodia as much as the South Vietnamese wante

...uge, and cost the PAVN the supply line from the port of Sihanoukville. The Khmer Rouge broke with its North Vietnamese sponsors, and aligned with China. T

...nd a classification based on modern national boundaries impossible: would, Khmer music, for example, be treated as a music of China or of Cambodia? how far

*pāḷi: this spelling appears on the title pages of the Burmese, Khmer and Sinhalese editions of the Canon ...eir own. Thus Pali manuscripts have for centuries been written in Burmese, Khmer, Sinhalese and other local scripts. These scripts are not alphabets in the

...to a wide range of books in the local languages (such as [[Khmer language|Khmer]] or [[Nepali language|Nepali]]) and English; also a $10,000 school can ser

...h what is now Laos, was a major migration route, but the strength of the [[Khmer Empire]] ([[Cambodia]]) prevented the Tai from dominating the Mekong Valley ...hey were heavily influenced by the more advanced cultures around them: the Khmer to the south-east, and the [[Hinduism|Hindu]] cultures of [[India]] to the

...hysical and mental labor led to catastrophic suffering under Mao and the [[Khmer Rouge]].

...e: The Population of Cambodia." In Genocide and Democracy in Cambodia: The Khmer Rouge, the United Nations and the International Community, ed. Ben Kiernan. Under the leadership of [[Pol Pot]], the Khmer Rouge murdered over 2 million Cambodians in [[the killing fields]], out of