What was Ancient Siamese writing called?
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What was Ancient Siamese writing called?
Ramkhamhaeng the Great
Ramkhamhaeng the Great was the ruler of the Sukhothai Kingdom, located in Southeast Asia, from 1279-1298. He is notable for his expansion of the Kingdom, for developing better relationships with Yuan China, and for allowing trade to flourish.
Answer and Explanation:
The Ancient Siamese writing is referred to as the Thai Script or the Thai alphabet. It is actually not an alphabet but what is referred to as an abugida, or segmental writing system. Ramkhamhaeng the Great is credited with its creation.
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