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Baphuon style (1010-1080)
Figure27. Laksmi Trapeang Totung Thngay temple, Siem Reap H: 100 cm Ka. 1580 B. 761 B. 32, 9 Moved from the Conservation d’Angkor to...
Banteay Srei style
Figure24. Female deity Unknown origin H:57 cm Ka. 800 It is always difficult to distinguish between Banteay Srei and Pre Rup s...
Pre Rup style (947-965)
Figure22. Body of the female deity Neang Khmao temple, Northern sanctuary, Tonle Bati, Takeo H: 108 cm Ka. 1653 B. 195 B. 422, 1 ...
Koh Ker style (912-945)
Figure20. Body of female deity Unknown origin. Property of the Conservation d’Angkor H: 122cm Ka. 2987 DCA: 1551 The museum ow...
Bakheng style (893-925)
Before the items from the Angkor Conservation were transferred to the Royal Palace, the Phnom Penh Museum did not own any example of fem...
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Bas-reliefs of Preah Neang Deví
Brahmanic section
Buddhist section
SOURCES OF PREAH NEANG EDVI
STUDY ON THE PREAH NEANG DEVÍ
The Angkorian era (9th-13th centuies)
The Pre-Angkorian era
The Preah Neang Deví according to inscription K.485 found on Phimean Akas temple
The Preah Neang Deví as a benefactress
The Preah Neang Deví as a protector
The Preah Neang Deví as a representation of cosmic forces
The Preah Neang Deví as a symbol of fidelity
The Preah Neang Deví as the guardian deity of the house
The Preah Neang Deví as the representative of the ancestors
The Preah Neang Deví in literature
THE ROLE AND FUNCTIONS OF THE PREAH NEANG DEVI