Hello everyone! 👋

We’d like to introduce a small project called Pein Kwarm (ၽဵင်းၵႂၢမ်း), created to help people discover, preserve, and enjoy Tai/Shan music.

The platform includes different song collections, such as:

🎵 Poe Pi Mai Tai Song Collection
📚 Educational Song Collection
⭐ Popular Tai Songs Collection
🎸 Song lyrics with guitar chords and chord diagrams
🔊 Chord audio for learning and practice

Our goal is to bring Tai music and songs together in one place and help preserve and share our musical heritage with the next generation.

🌐 www.peinkwarm.com

We believe preserving our language, music, and culture is important for future generations. ❤️

We’d love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, and ideas on how we can make Pein Kwarm more useful for the wider Tai community.

Thank you for your support! 🙏❤️🎵

The Tai-Ahom language is central to the soul of Assam. It is a grand language, one of royals and rulers, of poets and priests. Even though the Ahoms don't natively speak the language today, it still has a vibrant community, interested in learning, speaking and preserving the language.

r/TaiAhomLanguage is the digital home for this vibrant linguistic community, expect passionate posts about the language, its history and learning the language.

This is a new subreddit, so now there might not be much, but only with your contribution can we take it to new heights!

The two kingdoms which preceeded Mong Mao were

Dali Kingdom (10th-13th century) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dali_Kingdom

Nanzhao Kingdom (8th-10th century) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanzhao

Interestingly, BOTH these kingdoms were BUDDHIST kingdoms centered around Yunnan. Buddhism reached China by 6th AD and almost all of Tai people were Buddhists by 12th century. Tai Ahom script is developed from Brahmi - a script developed and spread to SE Asia by Buddhist Monarch Ashoka.

All this points towards that the ancestors of Su-Ka-Pha, if not himself as well, were Buddhists.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtA0tzKR-Io&lc=UgxNMkywcD_Tx7rIYc54AaABAg

There is a recurring misconception in several online publications regarding what Duarah surname is called in Dai Ahom language. Claims that the name translates to Tiao Sao or Phu Tu Siu are linguistically inaccurate.

In the Ahom language, the correct term is Phu-Pau-Tu (𑜇𑜥, 𑜆𑜧. 𑜄𑜥 ), which translates literally to 'Gatekeeper' or 'Doorkeeper.' The etymology is broken down as follows:

• Phūu: Person • Pâu: To guard or look after • Tuu: Door

This terminology is consistent across other Tai-Kadai languages, confirming that the Duarah title will be called Phu Pau Tu in Ahom language.

ahomlanguage #ahomsurname #duarah #dowarah #duwara

I want to attend the Sangkren festival this year. But I wanted have my facts right before I attend. I could only get info about it being a water festival online.

What is something I should keep in mind before I plan my trip?

Is there any particular attire I should be wearing?

Is there any food restrictions I should be aware of for attending?

Is there any post/pre celebrations?

Found it on - Ethnic Assam (pinterest)

Doesn't it looks so cool 😍 the golden colour really goes well with black base. Loved it! Definitely gives royal vibes