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Old 28th March 2007, 11:57 PM   #6
RhysMichael
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Originally Posted by Mark

I have the impression that the straight two-edged swords were something reserved for royalty, as even a sword from the Cambodian (Khmer) royal regalia is of that form, very similar to the Thai Sword of Victory in fact, though heavier.
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I am going on memory now and my references are not with me. But I could swear I read somewhere that the sword of victory was made in Cambodia and given to the king of Siam as a gift ( Chao Phraya Apai Pubek of Cambodia gave the sword to King Rama I of Thailand). Have you heard anything about this ?
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