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		Nai Dok
		is one of the eleven 
		heroic leaders who in 1767 fought the invading Burmese in defence of the 
		
		
			Bang Rajan 
						camp in 
			
			Singburi 
						(fig.). 
		In 
				iconography, he is usually 
		depicted holding a curved panabas-like sword, with a thick blunt tip and 
		narrow near the hilt, reminiscent of a shakak thang, thangjau, or nawi battle ax. 
	
			
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