สยาม ฉาน อัสสัม | SIAM - SHAN - ASSAM VIBE

Did You Know?🧡 Siam 🇹🇭 - Shan 🇲🇲 - Assam 🇮🇳 are the names connected, which have the same meaning / word: Tai Speaking People The Tai Speakers are here in SEA around 2,000 years ago. “Researcher H.G. Quaritch Wales attempted to prove that the Tai people had originated in Thailand itself by using skulls he found and studied in Kanchanaburi Province, which dated back to 50 A.D. He compared them to modern-day Thai skulls and concluded that the two were extremely similar, theorizing that the Tai people had occupied Thailand for the past two millennia. This idea was corroborated by Sud San-Vichien, a physiologist who compared ancient bones from Kanchanaburi and Rajaburi provinces with bones from modern-day ethnic Thais, concluding that they were virtually identical.” (1) Mathias Jenny, Ph.D (2005) University of Zurich, a senior researcher and lecturer at that university said in his research that: "The Shan of northern Myanmar speak a language of the Tai-Kadai family found from southern China, across Mainland Southeast Asia, through northern Myanmar and into Northeast India. Names connected with the Shan give us some insight into the historical range and connections between speakers of Shan and its relatives. ‘Shan’ itself is a Burmese name related to the old name for Thailand, ‘Siam’, and the second syllable in the name Assam of Northeast India and the ‘Ahom’, a Tai-speaking people after whom Assam is ultimately named. The Shans call themselves ‘Tai’, as do speakers of many related languages". (2) Kamalakanta Bhattacharya or Sadhaka Kamalakanta (c. 1769–1821) was a Bengali Shakta poet and yogi of India (which borders near Assam) of the late 18th century and Indian said: "The word Siam came from a Sanskrit word, Shyama which means yellowish white. The Aryan people (Indo Aryan) called The Tai speaking people as Shyama and became Shyam (Siam)". The People in Tai cultures often have wisdom and are connected with weaving. They were wearing sophisticated, elaborate, and beautiful clothes. (3) 12th Century, Zhou Daguan, an Ancient Chinese diplomat of the Yuan dynasty of China. He has visited the Angkor Empire since King Indravarman III period said: “Siam people from Siam Country are the experts of weaving, they sell the fabric and teach the weaving to naked people at Angkor”.