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  <span class="font-bold">Thon Chey</span>, <span class="font-bold">Thmenh Chey</span>T, or <span class="italic">Dhanañjaya</span> (Khmer: រឿងធនញ្ជ័យ) is the protagonist of a Khmer narrative tradition. He is paired with his symmetrical opposite, A Chey. While insufficient research does not yet allow scholars to identify the oldest known extant publication about the folk hero, its background is set during the Cambodian Golden Age, or the <span class="font-bold">Angkorian</span> era, even though other scholars date it to the 16th- or 17th-century feudal society of Cambodia. The character may have been based on a historical person. According to Khmer scholar Khing Hoc Dy, Thon Chey is "the best-known of all Khmer tales and legends.".
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    Have is don't have. Don't have is have. Have color is don't have color. Empty is not empty. Not empty is empty. <br/> -Random Yulai Fu from Journey to the west.
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