The fourth fascicle of Nyot Dhamma (the peak of the Dhamma) or Cundasukarika Sutta was written in Lao. The text describes Matari Devaputta who took Dhammika Bandit to the Tavatimsa heaven. God Indra asked Dhammika Bandit to stay in the heaven but he refused because he wanted to accumulate merit. Then he descended the human world.
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Folio 14 on the recto side: In Culasakkarat thousand and 2025 (corresponding to CS 1225), a hap pao year, on the seventh day of the waxing moon of the third [lunar] month, a kat mot day, the fourth day of the week (Wednesday), at the time of the temple drum, the writing of this manuscript was finished. Thit Sing, together with Sao Si, and their children from Hòm Kokjiang, Vat That, jointly collected the most valuable palm-leaves and had the religious faith to sponsor the making of these four manuscript fascicles entitled Nyot tham to support the Teachings of Gotama Buddha to last until the end of five thousand years. May I achieve the Magga 4 (The Four Noble Paths) and Phala 4 (the Four Fruitions). May I enter the Nirvana. Niccaṃ dhuvaṃ dhuvaṃ (constantly and certainly). Thit Thòngchan was the scribe. May I share much merit. Sādhu sādhu.