The Panji tales are stories from the 13th century telling the many adventures of the Prince Paji, a Javanese hero searching for his beloved Princess Candra Kirana, and his undertaken in various disguises and with a range of different names, before the lovers are reunited. They mark the development of a Javanese literature no longer overshadowed by the great Indian epics the Ramayana and Mahabharata which were known in Java from the 12th century. During the Majapahit empire (14th-15th centuries), the Panji stories became extremely popular, spread by sea merchants, became one of the most popular literatures in Southeast Asia during the 17th-18th centuries, from Java to Bali, the Malay world, Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia and probably the Philipines. Its influence was described by Adrian Vickers as “a Panji civilization in Southeast Asia.”. The literary traditions and wider culture of the Panji Tales spread beyond the island of Java to South East Asia, and was and remains a unique regional literary and cultural treasure.
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Inav Bosba ........................ The story of Inav Bospa was one of the most popular literary works in Southeast Asia during the 17th and 18th centuries. French School of the Far East EFEO. The earliest origins of this story are in the 13th century, a story about the adventures of Prince Panji, a Javanese hero, in search of his beloved princess, Candra Kirina. The inclusion of Inav Bospa in the World Memory List is not limited to Cambodia, but to four other countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, co-named "Panji Tales Manuscripts". UNESCO World on October 30, 2017. We can find Inav Bospa at the National Library. Find out more about registration:
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