Luang Prabang

Several boatloads of Luang Nai Sit's retinue soon came off the brig to the shore, which composed a company of fifty or more.

Khrom Luang, Kalahom (prime-minister), and a large number of mandarins had already assembled.

Luang-Prabang was in the hands of the Siamese, who had also established posts at Stung-treng and elsewhere.

When the mission was in the country, this office was held by the prince Khroma-luang-rah.