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Jayavarman II was the founding king of the Khmer Empire (802-850) who unified the principalities of ancient Cambodia and established the cult of the god-king, thus opening the golden age of Angkor.

Exploring the myth, symbolism and legacy of a royal union at the origin of Khmer identity

Exploring the Myth and Legacy of Cambodia's Naga Queen In Cambodian mythology, few figures are as captivating and symbolic as Queen Neang Neak...

Discover the magnificence of the Angkor empire: A journey through ancient Cambodia Explore the splendor and legacy of Southeast Asia's greates...

Famous hero of Hindu mythology, and known as the monkey god, Hanumān is present in many legends. It was celebrated and artistically repres...

Whether it is among the Celts , in Egypt , in America or even in China or Japan , mythologies from all over the world relate episodes invol...

According to Hindu legends and writings, the Apsaras are celestial nymphs (deities) of great beauty born from the god Brahma, the creator ...

The pyramids… So fascinating and mysterious, we find them on several continents of the world coming from civilizations as varied and divers...

The Khmer or Cambodian civilization, although very little known, was nevertheless — through the Khmer Empire and the archaeological si...