The lexical word in Thai language and the Fiction in Archive Meetings Ok Phra Wisutsunthon (Kosa Pan)

Abstract

This research article aims to study the key terms and characteristics of the literary style found in the diaries of Ok Phra wisutthasuntorn (Kosa Pan). The scope of the study focuses on "The Diaries of Ok Phra wisutthasuntorn (Kosa Pan)," a 68-page document written in Thai, with the original manuscript stored at the Sang Publishing Library in Paris. This study uses documentary research methods and presents the findings through descriptive and analytical techniques. The research results show that key terms are used to describe cultural aspects related to food, places, and the monarchy. As for the analysis of the literary elements in the diaries of Ok Phra wisutthasuntorn (Kosa Pan), the narrative includes aspects such as plot structure, storytelling, character development, scene creation, and the presentation of the core themes. These elements reflect the linguistic brilliance of Thai grammar and offer a social reflection, which is highly valuable for study and preservation.