Burmese Buddhist texts

artifact

Burmese Story

book by Dhammazedi

book by Royal Historical Commission of Burma

729 marble slabs inscribed with the Tripitaka at the Kuthodaw Inscription Shrines, Kuthodaw Pagoda, Mandalay, Myanmar

The parabaik (; ) is a Burmese-culture folding book manuscript. Used concurrently with palm-leaf manuscripts since at least before the 16th century, two main varieties of parabaik were used: black parabaiks served as erasable notebooks, and white parabaiks were used for official documents, and as a support for Burmese art. Use of parabaiks was usurped by the European codex after the British conquest of Burma. Historical parabaiks are valued in codicological research for both Burmese state chronicles, as well as examples of ephemera and gray literature.

Myanmar (Burmese) historical document

book by Bayinnaung