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		<title>Wedding Dance</title>
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<p><strong>Brief hisotry of Khmer Krom:  </strong><u>Khmer Krom</u> are Cambodian from lower Cambodia or southern Cambodia. They have been inhibiting in this territory since the first century, they are also known as <strong>Khmer Nokor Phnom</strong> or <strong>Funan(in Chinese pronunciation). </strong>This part of Cambodia was invaded and illegally transferred and later became &#8220;south Vietnam&#8221; on June, 1949. This capital city of lower Cambodia was Preynokor. Prey means forest, Nokor means great, huge and luxurious. Preynokor, the great huge luxurious forest. Preynokor city was Cambodia&#8217;s center of economic and trade. Merchants around the globe such as  Arabs, China, India came to buy/sell and exchange goods. The Vietnamese confiscated Cambodia&#8217;s most important city and renamed to Saigon or Ho Chi Minh city. According to Khmer Krom source, currently there are more than 8 million Cambodian living in &#8220;present-day Vietnam.&#8221; Almost the size of midland Cambodia. Under the communist authority, south Cambodian have been living under suppression and oppression. All Cambodian must change their names to Vietnamese, all Cambodian signs must be bulldozed and rebuild with new signs in Vietnamese language, temples and the monks community are being monitored by Vietnamese government.</p>
<p>Despite the living struggles, Khmer Krom have been preserving the culture and spread the flavor of Cambodian food throughout &#8220;south Vietnam.&#8221;</p>
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