Titlebook: Exploring the History of Southeast Asian Astronomy; A Review of Current Wayne Orchiston,Mayank N. Vahia Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerl

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Exploring the History of Philippine Astronomy: Catholics, Comets, Eclipses and Ethnoastronomy human populations, and our knowledge of their astronomical systems. We then identify future areas of research that we believe are important in fleshing out the changing nature of astronomical beliefs and practices throughout the Philippine archipelago. Because this region of island Southeast Asia i

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A Brief History of Vietnamese Astronomy and Calendars During the Reign of the Royal Dynasties the common belief that such calendars were simply copied from China, where they had been invented and had developed, the Vietnamese calendars show significant differences. In order to accomplish this task, the Royal dynasties maintained an Office of Astronomy having the calculation of the calendar

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Solar and Lunar Eclipse Records in Vietnam from Ancient Times Through to the Nineteenth Centuryical sources: . (.), . supplemented by . (.) and . (.). We also present another 29 solar eclipse records (eight of them are the same as those in the .) collected from . (.). We examine these records (most of them are too brief to allow us to determine whether they were based on observations or predi

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King Rama IV: Astronomer and ‘The Father of Thai Science’ern science, and particularly astronomy. From his youth he was inspired to teach himself science by reading traditional astronomical texts, but he also studied astronomy, chemistry and geography, and English, French and Latin from American and French missionaries. Over the years, he collected many b

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The 1875 British Solar Eclipse Expedition to Siam Led by Dr Arthur Schuster eclipse predicted by King Mongkut (Rama IV). The new King (Rama V) invited astronomers to his Kingdom to commemorate his father. In response, the Royal Society in Great Britain sent an eclipse expedition to Siam led by Dr (later Sir) Arthur Schuster. Expedition members met with the King and many in

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