Southeast Asian Ephemeris: Solar And Planetary Positions, A.D. 638–2000

J.C. Eade meticulously explores the intricate history of Southeast Asia through celestial events in "Southeast Asian Ephemeris." By analyzing over 250 inscriptions from regions such as Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos, Eade offers valuable insights into how astronomical positions have influenced local cultures and historical narratives.

The work is an essential resource for historians, astronomers, and anyone intrigued by the intersection of celestial phenomena and human endeavors across centuries. With a focus on solar and planetary positions spanning from A.D. 638 to 2000, Eade's thorough research uncovers the timeline of significant events shaped by the heavens, enriching the understanding of Southeast Asian heritage.