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1221. Reference : MM-1-16-58

| The title Kru ba is used for a monk who has been ordained for 10 to 15 years. However, the title does not exist anymore. In Ban Phaed, a man was usually ordained between 10 and 15 years old and left the Buddhist monkhood between 30 to 35 years of age. | Punch card

1222. Reference : MM-1-16-59

| Changing of customs and tradition: tattoos, spirit worship, cloth, hair style, etc. | Punch card

1223. Reference : MM-1-16-60

| The time for Tai Lue weddings is usually during the harvest time. They prefer to marry within the same ethnic group. | Punch card

1224. Reference : MM-1-16-61

| The Tai Lue rice farming and livestock. The conditions for farming, rental of the field, sharing the yield, and rice trading. | Punch card

1225. Reference : MM-1-16-62

| Courtship of Tai Lue men and women. Men visit the woman at home in the evening for chatting. | Punch card

1226. Reference : MM-1-16-63

| Local animals: ox, buffalo, horse, chicken, pig. They are raised as labor and as a food source. | Punch card

1227. Reference : MM-1-16-64

| In previous times, the class difference between the people in the village was not very large. | Punch card

1228. Reference : MM-1-16-65

| The household numbers in Ban Phaed village increased from 22 to between 50 and 60. | Punch card

1229. Reference : MM-1-16-66

| The father of the village headman usually pays respect to the altar with an image of Buddha, before going to sleep. | Punch card

1230. Reference : MM-1-16-67

| In previous times, a monk would spend each day copying manuscripts onto palm leaves. It was both for worship and to learn Tham. | Punch card