English: Bondet Bratib or Floating Lanterns of Cambodia is a ceremony in the document of the great Khmer history in 1928, the land of Preah Chan Reachea, 1522 AD, after he won the war of King Kan at Chaktomuk fortress, he celebrated this ceremony to thank the mother (Goddess Ganga) Mother of water source creation to apologize and pray for no more floods in this area. From hindu influence Cambodians regularly hold a lantern-floating ceremony for the rivers and the end of rainy season during November to pay homage to the Master Buddha's glass chin and to thank the goddess Ganga for giving The source of water for use, while the lotus lantern represents the birth of the goddess Ganga because Vishnu's feet touched the sky and formed the first drop of water that fell into the glass of life. Brahma also took this glass of life, kept it in the lotus layer, and gave birth to the Ganga. Please note that every Hindu myth of Cambodia has created its own version.
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