Post-Angkor: According to the Khmer legend, the 5th century BC tradition states that Odong was built in the 17th century during the reign of King Jayavarman II. In the year 2164 AD 1620, King Jayavarman was at the Royal Palace of Lvea Em, and he led the captain and other officials in the royal palace to sail to the compound of O'Rong in the province of Samrong. After a long day of pavilion, he went to a bar in Tang Yong Chey and he saw a hill in Srae Kork, where he could see God willing, he meanopreahtamreasa officials call the president and so on that we wanted to build a palace here, how those men understand that a little bit? Tycoon Mohammed examined the land with astrology and proclaimed, "This is a very good town, in the order of conquering or overcoming all eight enemies." Oknha Kiel-Hor Keo, Managing Director of the Royal Palace in the area of Sa Kaeo, on the 5th day of the lunar calendar year. Phra Nakorn, (name), the new Palace BABYLON udongk_meanchy Buriram High Reach A few bunkers, called short udongk_meanchy.
Srey Sothearos (1603 - 1618)
In 1601, the Sri Lankan goddess returned from Siam in accordance with the wishes of the Khmer people who sought him from Ayutthaya near Kien Svay village. The calm seems to be in some parts of the country, but in other parts of the country there is still a movement of terror that keeps the people in fear. After suppressing the insurgency movement, he ordered the royal palace at Lvea Em to be located at the site of the present-day Arrival Pagoda and reigned there from 1603 to 1613 at the age of 60. He was made King in the year 1613. The Sri Lankan saint has two sons who are still in Thailand, Chey Chetha and Sam Rith. In 1605, Chey Chetha and his brother-in-law subjugated two Cham rebels who had ruled the provinces of Ba រា and Don Nai since the reign of King Anន់n. Caused by Siamese enemies. Trick-inducing tactics and constant intervention aimed at weakening the Khmer Rouge in order to swallow the territory led to Srey Sothearos, tired of the repeated lessons of Siamese enemies. For his stability, he tested the alliance with the king of Vietnam. But this new alliance did not make Cambodia live in harmony. On the contrary, it is another weight on the Khmer. We remember from the history of Cambodia, which lasted for two and a half centuries until the French colonialists occupied Cambodia.
King of Cheyenchai II (1618 - 1628)
King Chetha II II reigned at the Lvea Em palace at the age of 34, and he had a wife named Juan, daughter of the Vietnamese king. In 1620, he raised the capital from Lvea Em to Oudong. The first task was legal reform in the Khmer judiciary, finding that some of the codes were not yet fair. He has amended 24 codes. But this work was interrupted by two Siamese invasions in 1621 and 1622. The revised law was introduced in 1624 in court. For the first time, from the time of Srey Sothearos until Cheetha II, the Siamese tried to re-occupy Cambodia. In 1621, a Siamese king, Song Tham, directly mounted two divisions into Battambang and Pursat provinces, but was beaten by Khmer troops in Chanthaburi province. The rest of the navy came through Kampot and Banteay Meas in order to capture Trang, but the Siamese army was again defeated by the Khmer. A year later, in 1622, Siam tried again, but failed. From that time until the end of the 17th century, the Siamese did not exhibit any significant Khmer oppression activities. Instead, the Vietnamese gradually began to encroach on Khmer territory from the east. The marriage between Cheetha II and Angu Zhou left Cambodia embroiled in a great controversy when the Vietnamese completely swallowed the land of Champa in the 17th century. In 1623, the Vietnamese diplomatic mission requested that Vietnam establish business establishments in southern Cambodia, two provinces of Prey Nokor and Kompong Thom, as well as permission to occupy the Customs Ministry there. At this point, historians considered the Khmer to be a deceitful Vietnamese manipulator who sought tax control and lived temporarily. While he was yet to reign, Cheetha II II, 26, has two sons, the grand-son of the first-born grandpa. At the age of two, he had a son, Chao Chan Chan and his daughter, Chao Chantha (or Bopha). For example, he has four sons: the first, the son, the son, the son, the son, the mother, the son, the mother, the mother, the son and the mother.
The Khmer Rouge crisis
A. King Surya Dara II, or Royal Patron of Ponhea Nou (1629 - 1634)
After the reign of King Chetha II, Cambodia fell into chaos from the 17th to the 19th centuries, depriving the Khmer of independence. The incident was triggered by an internal Khmer invasion of two neighboring enemies. In 1626, the Dharma, or Royal Accomplishment, was built at a pagoda in Mahanan province. When King Jayatha II died in the affairs of the nation, he was handed over to the King for example, his wife, Chan Chantha (some sources say Bopha's wife), who was his fiancée. When King Chester died, the rulers asked the younger brother to be king, but he refused. Dharma agreed to take the throne in 1629 at the Koh Klong Palace, northeast of Chroy Changva. In 1633, he marched to Siam in an attempt to recapture Nakhon Ratchasima province, but did not succeed because Siamese naval forces marched through Kampot in an attempt to capture the southern provinces of Cambodia. Dharma was killed in 1634 by the soldiers of the Paraguay and the Portuguese. The murder was the result of a love story between Moon and Dharma as a teenager. This love had been forgotten once when Dharma had gone away to rebuild the monk, when Dharma became king, and the love affair re-ignited, causing her husband's fury to become angry. Follow through. Siddhartha was a king who was passionate about Buddhism and had a deep knowledge of literature. He left many accomplishments for the Khmer children.
B. King Ang Thora was the nephew of Nou (1635 - 1639)
Another son of Jayatha, the great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandson Zhao (named for his kingdom, King Toungha, the Rama king), reigned in 1635. Later, however, the throne fell into the hands of the Son of Samutura (or Nun) due to the throne (1639 - 1641). Thus, the great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandson of Chantha, the son of Chakratha, became furious and led his faction to assassinate Botum Raja and ascended the throne (1641-1659). In 1644, Preah Ponlea became king of the Cham at the Khleang village on the west bank of the Tonle Sap Lake, 10 km south of Kampong Luang. This upset the people of the kingdom, and they called it the "god of the race" (some sources say that he changed his name from Chanthorn to Ibrahim). He abandoned the religious belief of Islam. In the Oudong Palace, Cham officials were seen coming to work for Khmer officials. The misconduct caused the King to lose the trust and support of the Khmer people and this gave his two sons, Sam So and Anon, a chance to take revenge for the throne. Collect factions and people who hate to hate the king. When the troops were gathered, the two armies opened battle at Samrong Tong in 1653. But the Sូរo and T អង្គn army were defeated.
B) Cambodia under the Vietnamese Protectorate
In 1655, a voice of the King of Zhou invaded the Vietnamese army to fight with the Reuben (Ponhea Chan). A naval war broke out between the Vietnamese army, commanded by General Ongang Thu (Ong Bunt) and the regimental troops in the Prek Tata. He was captured by Vietnamese troops and sent to a detention center in Vienna. Knowing in advance of the Vietnamese plan to capture Udong and wishing to take over the whole of Cambodia, he and Thorn organized troops to counter the city of Odong, as they had expected, but failed to withdraw. General Yuon Heang Thu was furious over the capture of Udong, and did not go down to Vietnam to bow down to the Vietnamese king for his dishonesty. The Sons and the Angels But unfortunately, the king died on the road with a disease. The Khmer Rouge ruled from 1659 to 1672. He was assassinated by his wife, Srey Chey Cheetha (first son), and reigned (1672 - 1673), taking Lai as his wife's wife. However, his wife was summoned by his wife, who turned to Cham. Cambodia is plagued by an internal crisis caused by a constant craving for power. The people are suffering from constant war, and foreigners who come to Cambodia for business run away. Siam took advantage of the British East India Company to return to Thailand as a peaceful country. At the time of his death, King Son, his younger brother, and Nun Chea (nephew) had gone to Vietnam for military assistance. On their return from Vietnam in 1673, the two kings saw the eldest son of King Soo, who was still in the royal throne, rejoicing to see that his lineage had taken the throne. . Instead, the GJ was displeased with the fear that the two kings had brought Vietnamese troops in the meantime to usurp the throne. The confusion required King Ang Ji to wage war against Teng Chea and his brother Nan. The armies on both sides clashed violently. The war goes on, unbeaten. As for Ton, he became overweight and died, leaving him to be the nephew of the army instead. King Angie died in 1675, and his successor, Su Su, succeeded him. He defeated the Vietnamese army, and he fled to Vietnam. Five years later, Ang Norn returned to the fort at Chroy Changvar in front of Phnom Penh, and began to invade the city of Odong without success. Su resided in Samrong Tong Palace, 30 km from Oudong, but his mother stayed in Odong. Anon invaded Udong in 1684 and took Mother Suw into custody in the Chroy Changva fort. But later, Su Su went in to free the mother.
King Ang Eng (1779 - 1796)
At the end of 1779, Eng was crowned at the age of seven. But the earth's affairs are in the hands of all of Fermi. In 1794, Eng was married at the age of 22 in Bangkok. The antiquities, especially the royal decree which Funcinine had stolen to Siam, were returned to the Khmer in early March 1794. Eng arrived in the kingdom by land through Battambang, Pursat and Kampong Chhnang provinces for 21 days. People on both sides of the street welcomed people very much. At Oudong Palace, officials held a reception for the new king. But some of the conspirators, such as Ben Kep and Kant, were less than agreeable, and forcibly friendly. During his reign, the people of the kingdom seemed to be fine, except for the southern provinces, the Khmer people suffering from Vietnamese opponents, the Tây S ចលនាn movement, and the Nguy ស្ដេចn kings always took Cambodia into battle. The Khmer people were enlisted by the Khmer kings to help Vietnamese, who provided food and transport to Vietnam. Vietnamese factions who fought on Khmer soil were endangered, destroyed, destroyed homes, and ravaged Khmer properties. At times, the battle raged during the rainy season, resulting in the transplanting of rice, depriving Khmer people of food, of starvation.
A. Swallowing of the western provinces by the Siamese
In 1783, the Thai King illegally appointed three officials, Ben Kep and Kan, to be the governors of Battambang and Pursat. To satisfy the Siamese boss, the officials also wrote a letter to the Siamese officials at Odong, saying that we all wanted the Siamese King to send a message to the king of Cambodia to include Battambang. Mohanokor and the ends of the land into the Thai territory in order to compensate the Siamese who nourished him (Ang Eng) as he pursued them. Dwell in the land of Siam. When the letter was finished, Mr. Eng was distraught, remorseful, and sent a message back to Siam, which meant that these provinces together form the greater part of Cambodia. The Khmer Krom were the provinces of Preah Siam, but Cambodia remained a small part of the country unworthy of title. King Ang Eng's response irritated the taxi driver and used the threat in a final message that if the Khmer king refused to cut the provinces to Siam, our two countries would become An enemy to each other. Cambodia then lost its capable and loyal officers, while our defense sector had no troops to defend itself from any external offensive. As for the economy, the economy was in decline. All of these factors, which prevented him from responding to the greed of Siam, begged the Siamese to take the provinces, while the Siamese were still alive. At the time of his death, the Khmer asked that the province be reinstated to the Kingdom of Cambodia. The provinces fell into the hands of the Siamese in 1795 because of an ignorant traitor, an insane, insane dreamer. In March 1796, Ang Eng transferred the country's affairs to the imperial palace and headed to Bangkok to seek the return of the Siamese king, but the king refused to listen to his plea. In Siam, he returned to Thailand in May 1796. Seven months later, he died in Oudong. Malaria. From 1796 to 1805, the affairs of the country were in the hands of Fukushu. He was six years old, so the nation's affairs were in charge of the Prague officials.
B. Khmer intervention to help the Siamese and the Vietnamese
Under his control, Pukar troops marched to help the Siamese when the Burmese king, Pudavapaya, invaded Siam from the north between 1782-1819. The Vietnamese government also ordered 10,000 Khmer troops in 1799 in Prey Veng province, the mountain of Rumdoul, and Svay Rieng, ordered by the tyrant Long to help the Nguy ប្រឆាំងn against the Tai S ចលនាn movement. The malarial thick forest area, which descended north in Ng អាន An, failed the Tây S ទ័ពn army and returned to the country. Makes 1802.
Moon (1806 - 1834)
Prince Eng's son, Moon, was married in 1806 in Bangkok, named for the kingdom. He was to reign in Udong. In Thailand, the Thai king, Thaksin, died in 1809. The royal throne was given to his son Rama II. He sent some Khmer kings and officials to attend the funeral of the Thai king. In Battambang, the Presbyterian died in 1809. King Rama II appointed the son of an officer named Vibol Rajan Ben, governor of Battambang. Instead of his father. The appointment of provincial officials prove to the occupation of a deep western provinces, creating effects Siamese-style administration. In 1810, the Moon was informed by the Patriarch that two officials, Krom Krom, Moeung and Chakrei, had conspired to assassinate him. As a result, King Ang Duong delegated the task of planning to kill the two officials. Then she went to meet a Javanese named Tuwa. The scandal has spread to people across the kingdom who have been sympathetic to the two officials, who are thought to be good officials. The assassination led to two conclusions:
It can be said that the official did this for a slander of the faithful.
It can be said that this was true because in Bangkok, perhaps, the two officials conspired to assassinate the Moon to raise King Sihanouk. Because of this, the provincial governors, such as Kompong Svay and Battambang, who were enemies to the Angels, organized an army to counter any attack by the royal army.
A. Cambodia, Vietnam, Vietnam, Vietnam
During the reign of Chan Chan, an event occurred in Kampong Cham province, and General Yu Tung Khun ordered a well-known logger in Mount Han Chey to be brought to Vietnam. The Khmer people are being exploited by humans and animals for logging, shoring up wood and transport. The Vietnamese used the Khmer language with a whip, forced to work from dawn to dusk, both humans and animals for five to six months to die for livestock, while some died from malaria and diarrhea, some. Traumatized by the hard work, before the torture, neither the king nor the officials reacted. Another tragic event in which Vietnamese Vietnamese were forced to dig two mines in 1815, General Ongun Khun, ordered the Khmer people to dig a creek called Khmer Canal, or a creek that dug into the mouth of a piglet. To fall into the sea, 53 kilometers long, 33 meters wide. Another creek, Prek Veng An Khmer, is called Long Sen, connecting the Tonle Bassac to the Mekong for 14 kilometers. Vietnam divided the Khmer people into groups and forced them to work from dawn to dusk. At that time, it was called the Teong Eung, because Vietnamese buried Khmer people and made their heads as stoves. Drinking rice and water can cause diarrhea and even death. Due to lack of clean drinking water, some Cambodians are killed on the site of misery. After digging, the Vietnamese also poured water into the Khmer, causing many Cambodians to die of drowning. The danger to the nation was that after King Ang's death in 1834, he had no son to succeed him, only four daughters: Princess Ang, Pen, Mei, Pov and Snao, who could not resist the trick. While devouring the territory of Vietnam, he and his entourage were imprisoned in Bangkok. Kaohslaket diamonds. But the affair of the nation fell into the hands of Vietnamese general, Truong Minh Yang. The Vietnamese reorganized the Khmer administration system from the provincial to the district level, and imposed heavy taxes on the Cambodian people. Each province of Cambodia had to change its name from Khmer to Vietnamese, administered by a Khmer provincial governor, and accompanied by a Vietnamese official to facilitate the implementation of the swallow plan. For example, Samrong Tong goes to Long Tung, Odong to Bakko Nam, Khleang to Triangle, Phnom Penh to Nam Wang. Vietnam implemented a plan to eradicate Khmer culture and culture, such as forcing Cambodians to wear Buddhist hijab, to bring to the Mahayana the same way as shaving their hair, letting their hair be changed, and donning a hijab. Also known as the Khmer language of the fish head. At that time, Khmer officials and Khmer patriots rose up in rebellion and were killed by Vietnamese. The Vietnamese captured the three princesses and took them to Leng Ho province. As a result, the Khmer Rouge Peninsula was assassinated, allegedly in the hands of Siam. The news was not quiet; Khmer in the kingdom rebelled because it was thought that Vietnam wanted to destroy the Khmer kingdom and then kill many Vietnamese. Considering the plight of the nation in despair, the leaders, the people and the people agreed to send King Ang Duong to return from Thailand to the kingdom to unite and rebuild the country.
The reign of Ang Duong (1840 - 1859)
In 1840, King Ang Duong reigned at the royal palace in Ponhea Leu until 1847 when he was enthroned as King of Odong. As King of the Kingdom, he was deeply saddened when he learned that many Khmer territories had been lost to Siam and Vietnam. But as Cambodia was in a state of economic turmoil and crippled by civil war, he could not find the strength to take back those territories. Moreover, in order to liberate the country from the Vietnamese and Siamese divisions, the only way was to depend on any European power to repel both enemies from Khmer territory. His activities are:
Reform of the monument
During the reign of Ang Duong they published a new money called Silver Temple in four types. The Silver Temple has one Hangar and the other one has the Angkor Wat Temple.
Dam and road construction
In 1850, Ang Duong ordered the Kenyan officials to set up a fort to defend the city of Oudong from the east. He built another road linking Udong to Kampong Luang with a length of 6400 meters. On the sidewalks, there are many guesthouses for people who are traveling through the holidays. In order to facilitate people around Pochentong to transport goods to Phnom Penh port, he also ordered them to build another road. During the Angkor period, roads were abandoned, but because of the wars, those roads were abandoned, not preserved. Beginning in 1847, the Vietnamese imposed pressure on the Mekong River economy, passing tariffs, and decided to build a port in Kampot to free the nation's economy from enemy encroachment. He also built a road linking Udong to Kampot port to facilitate communication with the port and for the Cambodian people to travel.
The Buddhist section
King Ang Duong was a Buddhist king who was passionate about Buddhism. In 1853, he sent a delegation led by Oknha Yok Moha Mok and U Vey Meas for the appointment of a Khmer monk named Maha Panan to strengthen Buddhism, which had been reduced to war. The delegation was greeted by the King of Siam Chum Kavav (Rama IV) as an opportunity to spread the Thai culture. Thus, the Thai-style Dhamma-Buddhism has been imported to Cambodia ever since. Whereas Mahayana Buddhism is the main religion in Cambodia. Preah Ang Duong is a famous Khmer author, and he excels at writing phrases. He wrote many such films, such as the Champa 1810, the 1815 film and the 1837 Act. King Ang Duong died in the Odong Royal Palace in 1859.
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