What period in Thai history is considered the "dawn of Thai civilization"?

Which invading force led to the fall of the Ayutthaya Kingdom after over 400 years of rule, leading to the loss of numerous written texts and literary works?

He was considered the founding father of the Thai nation and was credited with establishing the Thai writing system.

What is the name of the literary genre that was popular during the Ayutthaya period and often featured themes of travel and longing?

What literary genre/movement, re-emerging in Thailand as "Literature for Life" in the late 1960s, influenced the intellectual climate that led to the 1973 overthrow of the military government?

Who's the king whose reign is considered a golden era for Thai literature?

What two literary elements does Jirat Prasertsup's short story "The Man Who Fell into a Dinosaur" blend together?

 

What feeling does the man experience as he realizes the government's failure to address the pandemic, leading to his father's death and other people's deaths?

What form of writing was used for the earliest known written works in Thailand?

It is a type of writing that offers a break from the harsh realities of life, allowing readers to immerse themselves in a world created by the author's imagination.