Gislén, Lars (Author)
Eade, J. C. (Author)
Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage
Volume: 22
Issue: 3
Pages: 407-416
In this chapter we examine calendars in general and also give a condensed political history of the region. We then discuss the influences of Indian, Chinese, and Islamic astronomy in Southeast Asia. In subsequent papers in this series we will examine in detail the astronomy and calendars found in Burma (Myanmar), Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia, and the inscriptions, manuscripts and horoscopes associated with them. We have already written about most of these regions previously, but in this series of papers we will update our earlier publications and synthesize them in order to present a detailed coherent picture of the calendars of SE Asia.
...MoreArticle Lars Gislén; C. J. Eade (2019) The calendars of Southeast Asia. 6: Calendrical records. Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage (p. 479).
Article Lars Gislén; C. J. Eade (2019) The calendars of Southeast Asia. 5: Eclipse calculations, and the longitudes of the Sun, Moon and planets in Burmese and Thai astronomy. Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage (p. 458).
Article Lars Gislén; C. J. Eade (2019) The calendars of Southeast Asia. 4: Malaysia and Indonesia. Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage (pp. 447-457).
Article Lê Thành Lân (2019) The calendars of Southeast Asia. 3: Vietnam. Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage (p. 431).
Article Lars Gislén; C. J. Eade (2019) The calendars of Southeast Asia. 2: Burma, Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage (pp. 417-430).
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