หม่า ยฺเหวียน (Thai Wikipedia)

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  • Li, Tana (2003). "Opusculum de sectis apud Sinenses et Tunkinenses (A Small Treatise on the Sects among the Chinese and Tonkinese): A Study of Religion in China and North Vietnam in the Eighteenth Century by Adriano Di St. Thecla, Olga Dror, Mariya Berzovska". Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. 34 (3): 580–581. JSTOR 20072547. Bach Mã temple in the heart of the '36 streets' of Hanoi was dedicated to Ma Yuan (Mã Viện), a Chinese general in the first century CE (pp. 144-5) [...] temples for Ma Yuan existed not only in the old capital Hanoi, but also in Cổ Loa, as well as in Thanh Hóa and Phúc Yên provinces. Furthermore, she found that in Bắc Ninh where people worshiped the Trưng sisters, they also worshipped Ma Yuan in the same temple (pp. 46-7). All of these are found in northern Vietnam, which is striking.
  • Dror, Olga (2002). "Translator's Introduction". Opusculum de Sectis apud Sinenses et Tunkinenses: A Small Treatise on the Sects among the Chinese and Tonkinese. โดย di St. Thecla, Adriano; Dror, Olga; Taylor, K. W.; Jensen, Lionel M. Cornell University Press. pp. 42–47. JSTOR 10.7591/j.ctv1fxmh0.

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  • "Ma Yuan". Mountain Songs. สืบค้นเมื่อ 11 January 2013.

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