THE KHMER BUDDHIST MONKS, AND HEROES, HEROINES FROM KAMPUCHEA KROM
(MEKONG DELTA, COCHIN CHINA, LOWER CAMBODIA, OR COCHINCHINE IN FRENCH)



revered Ven. dhammaviriyo Kim Sang

1922 - 1987


- Born in Kampuchea Krom

- Imprisoned by the Vietnamese government, Human Rights and Peace activist, Patriarch of Theravada Buddhist Sect in Kampuchea Krom.

- Served the Khmer national interest bravely.

Photo of Ven. Kim Sang provided by the Triratanaram Temple, U.S.A.
Possession of pictures such as heroes, heroic Buddhist monks or other important figures in Kampuchea Krom is a serious crime.

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In Memories of the Khmer heroes, heroines, Buddhist monks, nuns, priests, millions of educated professionals, soldiers, teachers, professors, doctors, mid-wives, scholars, students, craftsmen, farmers, and ordinary citizens of Kingdom of Cambodia and Kampuchea Krom for their sacred defense of our motherland, Khmer race, Buddhism, freedom, human rights, justice, environments, national language, culture, custom, and tradition since the pre-era of Governor Son Kuy to the presence.

We shall never forget you. You are in our hearts, always. Your noble Khmer Krom cause and unmatched courage inspire past, present and future Khmer generations to [continue] carry your nationalist mission.

There are millions of unknown heroes and Buddhist monks, who sacrificed their lives for Kampuchea Krom.

It is not our intention to exclude them. No available profiles and pictures. We invite you to visit us frequently as you could as pictorial profiles of heroes, heroines and Buddhist monks become available, they would be posted for your views.

Remember Khmer Heroes, Buddhist Monks, and Patriotic Compatriots for their brave acts in defending, protecting and guarding their Nation, Theravada Buddhism, and Liberty.

Please visit Kampuchea Krom History page for details.