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JSS 1992/1.

The Journal of the Siam Society - Volume 80

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Bangkok
Kiadó: The Siam Society
Kiadás helye: Bangkok
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Oldalszám: 168 oldal
Sorozatcím: JSS
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In This Issue
The Siam Society Under Royal Patronage most hum-
bly and respectfully offers this issue of the Journal of the Siam
Society to Her Majesty QUEEN SIRIKIT in commemoration of
Her... Tovább

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In This Issue
The Siam Society Under Royal Patronage most hum-
bly and respectfully offers this issue of the Journal of the Siam
Society to Her Majesty QUEEN SIRIKIT in commemoration of
Her Majesty's Fifth Cycle Birthday, thus joining the entire
nation in expressing affection and happiness on this most
auspicious occasion. Council Member BONNIE DAVIS, the
Society's chronicler of royalty, speaks for the Society as a whole
in a warm-hearted tribute to the Society's Royal Vice-Patron.
The Siam Society also warmly welcomes His Royal
Highness Crown Prince MAHA VAJIRALONGKORN as a
Royal Vice-Patron, deeply sensible of the high honor thus
brought to the Society, and further reports upon His Royal
Highness's graciously representing His Majesty the King at
the Gold-Casting Ceremony for the Society's Buddha Foot-
print Project in honor of Her Majesty the Queen.
Distinguished personages who have received honors
of special interest to the Society, namely H.E. Mr. ANAND
PANYARACHUN, Dr. TEM SMITINAND, Mr. DACRE F.A.
RAIKES, O.B.E., and Mr. JAN. J. BOELES, are given recogni-
tion in the following pages.
Members of the Siam Society finally met their coun-
terparts in the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
during a gala weekend spent enjoying the hospitality of the
MBRAS in Penang, Kuala Lumpur, and at cultural monu-
ments elsewhere in Malaysia. A return visit to Bangkok by
the MBRAS is being planned.
It is a pleasure indeed to announce that this issue of
the JSS has been sponsored by Mrs. BOONKRONG
INDHUSOPHON, to whom goes our great gratitude. Mrs.
Boonkrong's late husband, Mr. PRAKAIPET INDHUSOPHON,
the renowned philatelist, had in his collection the contem-
porary letter of the English merchant WILLIAM SOAME,
presented in this issue, which describes the violent events of
1688 in Siam. Soame's letter, published here for presumably
the first time, serves to introduce a discussion in several ar-
ticles of various aspects of the history of Ayudhya.
Featured among these is a fresh and detailed scrutiny
of the architecture of Ayudhya by Dr. PIRIYA KRAIRIKSH,
President of the Siam Society, in which he proposes a revised
dating for many of the monuments in that city. Prominent in
the evidence that he adduces are the descriptions, literary
and pictorial, made by early European visitors to Ayudhya,
whose eyewitness accounts he compares with the monuments
as they have been traditionally described or dated and as
they appear today.
We turn then to politicoeconomic accounts of
Ayudhya, some of which bear a close relation to the stormy
events recounted by William Soame. His Excellency GEORGE
A. SIORIS, formerly Ambassador of Greece in Thailand and
Member of the Council, discusses the character of Constance
Phaulkon as reconstituted by a fellow Greek. DIRK VAN
DER CRUYSSE summarizes the broader scope of Siamese-
French relations during the eighteenth century as a whole,
examining them in relation to a panoramic historical per-
spective, especially as concerns early Siamese encounters with
other Europeans besides the French. REIKO HADA, award-
winning Japanese novelist, studies Phaulkon's Japanese wife
in a manner similar to that of Greek Ambassador Sioris's
examining the Greek Phaulkon. CHARNVIT KASETSIRI
depicts the role played by overseas Chinese traders in the
maritime economy of Ayudhya in its heyday. MICHAEL
WRIGHT next turns his historian's telescope not back at
Ayudhya from the present day, but forward to Ayudhya from
prehistoric times.
Here we leave Ayudhya for wider horizons as SUNAIT
CHITINTARANOND examines the Thai image of Ayudhya's
nemesis, the Burmese, and how that image of an implacable
enemy was used to serve the goals of Thai patriotism. With
CHRISTIAN BAUER we enter an entirely different arena as
he focuses his epigrapher's scrutiny on the language of the
Játaka glosses at Wat Sri Chum in Sukhothai; and with
STEPHEN J. TÖRÖK we view the future of Cambodia, and
indeed of a stable self-sustainable world, as envisioned by a
philosophical political economist with farreaching historical
insights who was on the spot in Cambodia helping the UN to
help Cambodia elect a new government.
PETER SKILLING, looking into Southeast Asian
maritime history, notes references to a pair of ports in
Suvarnabhumi, and brings readers up to date on half a dozen
recent translations of Buddhist literature ranging from Pali
through Sanskrit and Tibetan.
Finally, after our review section, JAN J. BOELES calls
upon Catullus in seeking a fitting threnody for a towering
figure among Thai scholars who will ever live in the annals
of Lanna culture and the Siam Society, KRAISRI
NIMMANAHAEMINDA, who passed away in May 1992.
Acharn Kraisri's luminous scholarship will cast an eternal light. Vissza

Tartalom


Acknowledgments 4
In This Issue 5
Section I : Her Majesty the Queen 9
HER MAJESTY QUEEN SIRIKIT 11 BONNIE DAVIS
Section II : People and Events 13
A GREAT HONOR FOR THE SIAM SOCIETY 14
HONORS TO DISTINGUISHED PERSONS 15
THE SIAM SOCIETY CEMENTS TIES 16
WITH THE MALAYSIAN BRANCH OF THE
ROYAL ASIATIC SOCIETY
Section III : A Contemporary Letter 17
About the Events of 1688
MRS. BOONKRONG INDHUSOPHON 19
PRAKAIPET INDHUSOPHON 21 BONNIE DAVIS
A CONTEMPORARY LETTER 24 WILLIAM SOAME
BY AN ENGLISH MERCHANT
ABOUT THE CRISIS IN SIAM, 1688
Section IV : Ayudhya Architecture
A REVISED DATING OF
AYUDHYA ARCHITECTURE
35
37
PIRIYA KRAIRIKSH
Section V : Aspects of Ayudhya
PHAULKON
A Personal Attempt at
Reconstituting a Personality
ASPECTS OF SIAMESE-FRENCH RELATIONS
DURING THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
MADAME MARIE GUIMARD
Under the Ayudhya Dynasty
of the Seventeenth Century
AYUDHYA : CAPITAL-PORT OF SIAM
AND ITS CHINESE CONNECTION IN THE
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH CENTURIES
AYUDHYA AND ITS PLACE
IN PRE-MODERN SOUTHEAST ASIA
Section VI : Other Articles
THE IMAGE OF THE BURMESE ENEMY
IN THAI PERCEPTIONS AND
HISTORICAL WRITINGS
THE WAT SRI CHUM JATAKA GLOSSES
RECONSIDERED
AN INFORMATION STRATEGY
FOR ECONOMIC MODERNIZATION
Section VII : Notes and Comments
TWO PORTS OF SUVARNABHUMI :
A BRIEF NOTE
Section VIII : Reviews
REVIEW ARTICLE
BUDDHIST LITERATURE:
SOME RECENT TRANSLATIONS
DIRK VAN DER CRUYSSE
Louis XIV et le Siam
DIRK VAN DER CRUYSSE
Louis XIV et le Siam
59 GEORGE A. SIORIS
63 DIRK VAN DER CRUYSSE
71 REIKO HADA
75 CHARNVIT KASETSIRI
81 MICHAEL WRIGHT
87
89 SUNAIT CHUTINTARANOND
105 CHRISTIAN BAUER
127 STEVEN J. TÖRÖK
129
131 PETER SKILLING
133
135 PETER SKILLING
144 GEORGE A. SIORIS
146 MICHAEL SMITHIES
MICHEL JACQ-HERGOUALCH 148
Etude historique et critique
du "Journal du Voyage de Siam
de Claude Céberet,"
Envoyé extraordinaire du Roi
en 1687 et 1688
SULAK SIVARAKSA 151
Seeds of Peace:
A Buddhist Vision for
Renewing Society
SULAK SIVARAKSA 151
Siam in Crisis:
A Collection of Articles
MARTIN STUARY-FOX and 152
MARY KOOYMAN
Historical Dictionary of Laos
CHARLES HIGHAM 156
The Archaeology of Mainland Southeast Asia
From 10,000 B.C. to the
Fall of Angkor
J.H.C.S. DAVIDSON, ed. 158
Austroasiatic Languages:
Essays in Honor of
H.L. Shorto
APINAN POSHYANANDA 159
Modern Art in Thailand:
Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
K.R. NORMAN, ed. 162
Journal of the Pali Text Society
Volume XIV
Section IX : In Memoriam 165
KRAISRI NIMMANAHAEMINDA 167
MICHAEL SMITHIES
RUTH-INGE HEINZE
JANE KEYES
JAMES R. CHAMBERLAIN
PAJRAPONGS NA POMBEJRA
JAMES R. CHAMBERLAIN
JOHN HOSKIN
PETER SKILLING
JAN J. BOELES
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