Lao Version
The Lao version of the Twelve Sisters, the story of Putthasen (Buddhasen), was translated into French by Louis Finot in 1917.
A merchant fell into poverty and abandoned his twelve daughters in the forest.
Two mountains located close together facing Luang Prabang on the right bank of the Mekong are named Phu Tao Putthasen and Phu Nang Kankari, after Putthasen and Kankari.
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