Khulu-Nang Ua/ Chao Sam Lo: coincident and non coincident characteristics in Socio-culture of Isan and Thai Khoen People
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characteristics of the socio-cultural aspects of Isan-Thai Khoen culture through the literature of Khulu Nang Ua - Nang and Alang Chao Sam Lo. The results of the study were as follows: 1) in the social reflection on the life style of Isan and Thai Khoen people 1.1) in respect of government, there was government by monarchy in which monarch was above the law and the absolute power was of that monarch alone. 1.2) In economic aspect, the occupational conditions were characterized by a dependence on nature based on self-reliant nature. 2) In reflections on customs, traditions, and culture in the Lao Lan Chang –Thai Khoen people's way of life in aspect of dressing, 2.1) the people of Isaan with peerage were dressed in silk, in which Men wore sarongs and a silk shirt, and woman wore a silk skirt and silk shirt, whereas, for Thai Khoen people, woman with nobility wore a necklace, hairpin, ear ring, which were
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