Oknha Suttantaprījā [Sothnpreychea] Ind សុត្តន្តប្រីជាឥន្ទ (22 July 1859, Rokar Korng Village, Kandal Province – 8 Nov. 1924, Battambang) was a Cambodian monk and writer whose work is considered as "pivotal" in the Cambodian literature transitional period between tradition and modernity. His stanza… Read more

Sok Nalys សុខ ណាលីស is a Royal Ballet of Cambodia dancer, a dance teacher and a heritage preservation researcher with DC-CAM (2020-2021), the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts (General Department of Cultural Techniques, since 2021). Nalys contributes research on cultural heritage to Angkor Database… Read more

Chen Neak ចិន្ទ នាគ (29 Dec. 1946, Kompong Cham Province - 2 Sep. 2011, unknown) was a speak-theater professor, a writer and a member of the Research Committee on Culture and Arts at the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts (MCFA).Chen Neak was born into a poor peasant family in Kampong Cham province,… Read more

Ernest Marie Louis de Gonzague Doudart (or Doudard [1]) de Lagrée [after 1862 Doudart de La Grée, the original spelling of his ancestors' name] (31 March 1823, Saint-Vincent-de-Mercuze, France - 12 March 1868 à Tong-Tchouen [2], Yunnan) was a French Navy officer, explorer, archaeologist and … Read more

Alfred Meynard (11 Sep 1881, Marseille, France - 12 June 1951, France) was a French publicist and writer close to Ecole francaise d'Extreme-Orient (EFEO), a contributor to Courrier ďHaiphong, L'Avenir du Tonkin (of which he was editor-in-chief) , La Revue indochinoise and Extrême-Asie, covering… Read more

Clovis Thorel (28 Apr. 1833, Vers-Hébécourt, France - 11 Sept. 1911, Bagnoles-de-l'Orne, France) was a botanist, physician and explorer who joined Cpt Doudart de Lagree's Commission d'Exploration du Mekong in 1866-1868, and authored the ethnographic and botanical parts of its 1873 published… Read more

HSH [His Serene Highness: Mom Chao] Subhadradis Diskul หม่อมเจ้าสุภัทรดิศ ดิศกุล (23 Nov. 1923, Bangkok, Siam – 6 November 2003, Bangkok, Thailand), known as "Prince Suphad" among his friends, was a Thai prince, a professor and researcher in art history and archaeology. A son of Prince Damrong… Read more

Léa Lafugie (11 Feb 1890, Paris 7 - 18 June 1972, Paris 16) was a French explorer, artist and writer, one of the first solo traveler women to sojourn in Tibet, and whose body of work reflects her lasting interest in China and Southeast Asia.After studying at Paris Ecole des Arts decoratifs (School… Read more

Paul François Joseph Le Faucheur (31 Oct. 1833, Pondichéry (Puducherry), French Indies - 8 May 1874, Phnom Penh) was a French Navy officer, an entrepreneur and and businessman who became close to HM King Norodom I of Cambodia in the 1860s-1870s, and was involved in several dealings regarding the… Read more

Firmin André Salles (5 Sept. 1860, Tarbes - 2 Feb. 1929, Paris) was a French Navy officer,colonial administrator, explorer and prolific photographer who captured daily life scenes in Annam, Cochinchina, Tonkin and Cambodia from 1896 to 1898. Later on, he lived and worked in the French Indies.As a… Read more

Francois Pierre Sauvaire Comte [Earl] de Barthélémy (10 May 1870, Paris, France - 28 Oct. 1940) was a French explorer and writer who headed the Mission Barthélemy to Laos in 1894-6.After attempting a trip around the world in 1892-3, he joined the French Army in Annam [Northern Vietnam] and was… Read more

Keo Manivanna is a Laotian historian. We're looking for biographical information. Read more

Dr. Chandramani Singh चंद्रमणि सिंह (5 Apr. 1940, Banaras (Varanasi), Uttar Pradesh, India - 15 May 2022, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India) was an Indian art historian, textile expert, writer and a museum archivist based in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Associated with Banaras Hindu University and Prakrit Bahrti… Read more

Kang Heejung is the Director of the Institute for East Asian Studies and professor of the Graduate Program in Southeast Asian Studies at Sogang University, Korea, specializing in Buddhist Art History of East Asia and Southeast Asia.With a Ph.D. degree in Art History at Seoul National University,… Read more

Matti Kummu is Associate professor at the Department of Built Environment, Aalto University, Espoo, Finland, specializing in Hydrology, Geoinformatics (GIS), Climatology, Irrigation and Water Management, local scale challenges and opportunities on water-energy-food nexus, particularly in Southeast… Read more

Luke Carney is a graduate student at University of Leeds, East Asian Studies, UK. Read more

Prof. Radha Krishna Chaudhary [sometimes Choudhary] (15 Feb 1924 – 15 March 1985) was an Indian historian and writer, specializing in historical and archaeological studies on Bihar as well as on Maithili literature. A professor at Ganesh Dutt College, Begusarai, Bihar, he was also a member of the… Read more

Guillaume-Henri [or Guillaume-Henry or Guillaume] Monod (1 January 1875, London, UK - 30 March 1946, Aix en Provence, France) was a French civil administrator, geologist and writer who spent nearly 30 years in Cambodia, collecting Cambodian folktales and authoring essays on Cambodian language and… Read more

Robert Philpotts (b. 1947) is a British author and illustrator who visited Cambodia in the early 1990s.PublicationsBuilding the Lancaster Canal, London, Blackwater Press, 1979, repub. 1998: ISBN 13: 9780946623006 The Tower of London to Tobacco Dock: Through St Katharine's Dock and Old Wapping,… Read more

Kamaleswar Bhattacharya (29 Aug 1928, near Dhaka [now Bangladesh] - 16 March 2014, Dhaka) was a French Indianist and Sanskritist of Indian origin, a specialist in Ancient Cambodia epigraphy and history.Educated in Calcutta [Kolkata] and at the Sanskrit University of Varanasi, he came to Paris in… Read more