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Suttantaprija Ind (Khmer: សុត្តន្តប្រីជាឥន្ត; 22 July 1859 – 8 November 1924) was a Cambodian monk, before becoming an lay achar, writer and famous poet. His royal title, Louk Oknha or "Lord" in English, was bestowed upon him by the King of Cambodia due to his extensive works in helping to preserve Khmer literature, his writings and his poetry skills.

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rdfs:comment	Suttantaprija Ind (Khmer: សុត្តន្តប្រីជាឥន្ត; 22 July 1859 – 8 November 1924) was a Cambodian monk, before becoming an lay achar, writer and famous poet. His royal title, Louk Oknha or "Lord" in English, was bestowed upon him by the King of Cambodia due to his extensive works in helping to preserve Khmer literature, his writings and his poetry skills. (en)
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name	Suttantaprija Ind (en)
birth place	Mukh Kampul District Dark ages of Cambodia Kandal Province
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death place	French Indochina French protectorate of Cambodia Battambang District
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