Garuda is known as the eternal sworn enemy of the Nāga serpent race and known for feeding exclusively on snakes, such behavior may have referred to the actual Short-toed Eagle of India.

** The " Nāga bridge " at the entrance to the 12th century city of Angkor Thom is lined with large stone statues of Devas and Asuras engaged in churning the Ocean of Milk.

In Hindu tradition it is often depicted as a fabulous jewel in the possession of the Nāga king or as on the forehead of the Makara.

cit., p. 67, citing George Coedès ) p. 48, says " Phra Daeng Nang Ai " is a version of the Kaundinya, legendary founder of Funan ; and Soma, the daughter of the king of the Nāga.

The snake god Nāga is worshiped.

Nāga (,,, Javanese: någå,,,, ་, nago ) is the Sanskrit and Pāli word for a deity or class of entity or being, taking the form of a very great snake — specifically the king cobra, found in Hinduism and Buddhism.

As Nala seeks an explanation, Nāga Karkotaka says that the poison will only take effect when it is perfect.

This temple is dedicated to snake ( Nāga ) worship and there are some snake idols inside.

Like most animistic elements, the Nāga is seen in both Buddhist and Hindu-influenced contexts, but worship of nagas predates Indian influence in the region, and are common in folktales of Laos and Isan.

Another desirable effect is something called " Nāga skin " which refers to tiny circular weathering marks on the surface of the bead that resemble scales.

Mesua ferrea ( Ceylon ironwood, Indian rose chestnut, Cobra's saffron or locally, Penaga Lilin, Na ( Sinhalese ) or Nahar / Nahor, Sanskrit Nāga न ा ग, न ा गर, न ा गक े शर ) is a species in the family Calophyllaceae.

* Mucharinda ムチャリンダ " Mucalinda " was the Nāga king who protected the Buddha when he achieved bodhi, and is frequently represented as a giant cobra.

The name Nagraj is derived from the word " Nagaraja "( Hindi: न ा गर ा ज ा ) which is itself made up of two words " Nāga "( Hindi: न ा ग ) and " Raja "( Hindi: र ा ज ा) where the word " nāga " means snake and " raja " means king.

According to legend, the king spent the first watch of every night with a woman thought to represent a Nāga in the tower, during that time, not even the queen was permitted to intrude.

* Nāga ( or Naga ), a Hindu or Buddhist deity often depicted as a king cobra

Acting against the advice of the Toad King, Phaya Naga (), King of the Nāga ( and personification of the Mekong ) declared war on Phaya Thaen — and lost.

According to the scriptures, Lord Krishna had conquered Naga Kālia and put an end to his evil deeds on Nāga Panchamī.

They claim that their ancestors were Nāga serpents spared when the Khandava Forest ( modern day Delhi ) was burnt and cleared by Krishna and the Pandavas to make way for their capital Indraprastha.

Hindus in Nepal have their own legends surrounding Nagas, which lead them to celebrate Nāga Panchamī on a large scale.

Nāga bridges are causeways or true bridges lined by stone balustrades shaped as nāgas.

A stone yoni with carved Nāga in Jawi temple, East Java, Indonesia.

The roc had its origins, according to Rudolph Wittkower, in the fight between the Indian solar bird Garuda and the chthonic serpent Nāga.

However, Alamvusha was able to kill Iravan, Arjuna's son by a Nāga princess Ulupi, when the Rakshasa used his powers of illusion to take on the form of Garuda.

Ancient Indian mythology tells of Nāga, snakes that can sometimes assume human form.

In the Lotus Sūtra, Mañjuśrī also leads the Nāga King's daughter to enlightenment.

Nagarjuna received the Prajnaparamita from the Nāga.

Nala, meanwhile, rescues the Snake King Nāga Karkotaka from a fire.

As a result, Nāga Karkotaka bites him in rewards.

Tenzin Wangyal ( 2002: p. xvii ) frames his experience of Tibetan cultural practice of Losar in relation to elemental celebrations and offerings to Nāga ( Tibetan: Klu ):

They prayed to the Koroth Nāga Bhagavathy, Kuttichathans and Bhairavan.

Khmer (, ; or more formally,, ), or Cambodian, is the language of the Khmer people and the official language of Cambodia.

Standard Cambodian Khmer is mutually intelligible with the others but a Khmer Krom speaker from Vietnam, for instance, may have great difficulty communicating with a Khmer native to Sisaket Province in Thailand.

Donor countries have pledged the $ 43 million international share of the three-year tribunal budget, while the Cambodian government ’ s share of the budget is $ 13. 3 million.

Rice | Rice milling is very important to the Cambodian economy.

This rate is a small fraction of the millions killed in the Second Sudanese Civil War and Cambodian Civil War, for example, but excludes several highly publicized conflicts, such as The Troubles of Northern Ireland and the struggle of the African National Congress in Apartheid-era South Africa.

Cambodia apart from the westernmost part is antipodal to the Andes and the coast, including Lima, with Ayacucho not far from Stung Treng, and Huancayo not far from the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh.

* September 24 – The Cambodian monarchy is restored, with Norodom Sihanouk as king.

** U. S. President Richard Nixon asks the U. S. Congress for US $ 155 million in supplemental aid for the Cambodian government ( US $ 85 million is for military assistance to prevent the overthrow of the government of Premier Lon Nol by the Khmer Rouge and North Vietnam ).

* May 15 – Mayaguez incident: The American merchant ship Mayaguez, seized by Cambodian forces, is rescued by the U. S. Navy and Marines ; 38 Americans are killed.

* This is the base year ( year zero ) of the Saka era used by some Hindu calendars, the Indian national calendar, and the Cambodian Buddhist calendar.

* The Cambodian temple of Banteay Srei is consecrated.

Since Cambodian admission into the union in 1999, East Timor is the only Southeast Asian country that is not part of ASEAN, although plans are under way for eventual membership.

Mon, like the related language Cambodian — but unlike most languages in Mainland Southeast Asia — is not tonal.

In Cambodian ( Khmer ), shallots are called katem kror hom, where katem or ktem is a species of onion, and kror hom or hom meaning " red ", describes their colour.

Fish sauce is a staple ingredient in numerous cultures in Southeast Asia and the coastal regions of East Asia, and features heavily in Thai, Cambodian, Vietnamese, and Philippine cuisine.

Fish sauce is a staple of many dishes in cuisines such as Vietnamese, Thai and Cambodian.

Cambodian school uniforms is similar to Thai school uniforms in 1950s.

George Coedès suggests the Cambodian myth is a basis for the legend of " Phra Daeng Nang Ai ", in which a woman who has lived many previous lives in the region is reincarnated as a daughter of Phraya Khom ( Thai for Cambodian ,) and causes the death of her companion in former lives who has been reincarnated as a prince of the Nagas.

The racial makeup of Stanislaus County was 337, 342 ( 65. 6 %) White, 14, 721 ( 2. 9 %) African American, 5, 902 ( 1. 1 %) Native American, 26, 090 ( 5. 1 %) Asian ( 1. 5 % Indian, 1. 1 % Filipino, 0. 7 % Cambodian, 0. 5 % Chinese, 0. 3 % Vietnamese, 0. 3 % Laotian, 0. 1 % Japanese, 0. 1 % Korean, 0. 1 % Cambodian ), 3, 401 ( 0. 7 %) Pacific Islander, 99, 210 ( 19. 3 %) from other races, and 27, 787 ( 5. 4 %) from two or more races ; Hispanic or Latino of any race were 215, 658 persons ( 41. 9 %); 37. 6 % of Stanislaus County is Mexican, 0. 6 % Puerto Rican, 0. 5 % Salvadoran, 0. 2 % Nicaraguan, and 0. 2 % Guatemalan.

The traditional theme of identifying the Cambodian devaraja with the gods, and his residence with that of the celestials, is very much in evidence.