Mr. Nhok was born on June 22, 1903, in Svay Por commune, Sangk district. Battambang Province. Mr. Nhum's father and mother, Hiek, are Khmer farmers In Otaki village, Chrey commune, Battambang province. In 1913, when he was a child, he went to Study at Wat Po Veal in Sangke District, Battambang Province. He studies the national alphabet in front of him. Teacher Achar Sorn learned Dharma discipline in the presence of Mr. Sot Iv Touch at Wat Po Veal. In 1918 he ordained a monk. As a monk, he studied Buddhism. The meaning and Pali language of various teachers in Battambang province. After studying abroad, he went to Bangkok, Thailand, to continue his studies in 1919. He has I received a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in 1921 He became a monk in 1923 and 1924 and became a monk in the same year. Graduated with a BA in Pali Literature, three sentences. Two years later, in 1926, he had Four big words, two years later (1928), Five big words, finally. The first six sentences were obtained in 1929. He left the seminary to become a layman in 1936. When he went to Thailand to study, he also worked there. he is a teacher Teaching Pali in Bangkok from 1927 to 1930 Return to Phnom Penh and become a member of the Trinity Translation Committee Buddhism. Worked at the Royal Library of Cambodia in 1938. Manage and publish various books and magazines in Soria Cambodia. The following year (1939) Presided over the Buddhist Academy on behalf of Norodom Soteros. Phnom Penh with other delegates to organize the course and the opening ceremony of Buddhism Lectures in Luang Prabang and Vientiane, Laos. In 1942, he attended the inauguration. Ministry of Religious Affairs, Khleang Province, South Vietnam, and represented in 1943 Organizing classes for Buddhists in Pakse, Laos. Nhok Them became a Khmer professor in the fifth grade of the Faculty of Education in 1945. In 1946, he became a professor at the Buddhist College. At Preah Sisowath High School. But in 1950, he quit his Ph.D. Serving the Ministry of National Education after France turned Sisowath High School into a national treasurenHe has been a committed professor ever since. Sixteen years later, in 1956, he applied to become a Khmer professor at Preah Monivong High School in Battambang. But in 1958, he returned to work at the National Institute of Education in Phnom Penh. As a professor and researcher of Khmer literature at the institute. He is a Khmer professor at the Royal Academy of Administration