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AU  - Rathana, Keo
AU  - San , Thai
TI  - ááááááááá¶áááá¶áá¸: Three betel flowers / 
SN  - 9789996325540
AV  - PZ7 
U1  - 398.2 
PY  - 2015///
CY  - Phnom Penh : 
PB  - Book World , 
KW  - ááááááááá¶áááá¶áá¸
KW  - áá¿áááááááá¸
KW  - Three retel flowers
KW  - Khmer folklore
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Unable to agree, they went to seek judgment from the Bodhisattva.
The Bodhisattva ruled that the man who dove into the sea to rescue her should be the one to marry the maiden.
The other three were given roles as her elder brother, mother, and father.
Then, on the wedding day, the Bodhisattva transformed the three into a pot of rice, a rice ladle, and a food tray â so that they would continue to serve the newlyweds
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