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Period: May 16, 1002 to May 16, 1049
King Suryavarman Khmer Expansion
King Suryavarman I expands the Khmer empire to its greatest extent -
Period: May 16, 1010 to May 16, 1080
Baphuon temple Construction
Construction of Baphuon temple -
Period: May 16, 1049 to May 16, 1065
King Udayadityavarman II
Reign of King Udayadityavarman II, who completes Baphuon and the Western Mabon -
Period: May 16, 1066 to May 16, 1100
Angkor Divided
Angkor divided, with several contenders for the throne -
Period: May 16, 1100 to May 16, 1175
Angkor Wat Construction
Construction of Angkor Wat -
Period: May 16, 1112 to May 16, 1152
King Suryavarman II
Reign of King Suryavarman II, builder of Angkor Wat and Beng Mealea. He extended Khmer influence to Malaya, Burma and Siam (Thailand) and distinguished himself religiously from former kings through his devotion to the Hindu deity Vishnu (to whom Angkor Wat is dedicated). -
May 16, 1117
The Chams Rise Up
The Chams of southern Vietnam, long annexed by the Khmer empire, rise up and sack Angkor, burning the wooden city and plundering its wealth -
Period: May 16, 1177 to May 16, 1230
Bayon Temple Construction
Construction of Bayon Temple -
May 16, 1181
The Chams Defeated
King Jayavarman VII defeats the Chams -
Period: May 16, 1181 to May 16, 1219
King Jayavarman VII
Reign of King Jayavarman VII, who defeated the Chams and builds Angkor Thom, Preah Khan and Ta Prohm. Upon his death, the emprei begins to decline. -
May 16, 1351
Angkor Sacked
Thais sack Angkor -
May 16, 1431
Thais sack Angkor again
Thais sack Angkor again -
May 16, 1432
End of Khmer empire
End of Khmer empire. Angkor abandoned to the jungle. Buddhist monks care for it over the following centuries. -
The beginning
Founding of the Khmer empire. -
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King Jayavarman II
Reign of King Jayavarman II, founder of the Khmer empire -
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Preah Ko Construction
Building of Preah Ko -
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King Indravarman I
Reign of King Indravarman I, builder of the first Angkor reservoir, Preah Ko and Bakong -
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King Yasovarman
Reign of King Yasovarman I, who moves the capital to Ankgor and builds Lolei and Phnom Bakheng -
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Bakheng Temple Construction
Building of Bakheng Temple -
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King Jayavarman IV
Reign of King Jayavarman IV, a usurper who moves the capital to Koh Ker -
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King Rajendravarman II
Reign of King Rajendravarman II, builder of Eastern Mabon, Pre Rup and Phimeanakas -
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Pre Rup Construction
Pre Rup built -
Period: to May 16, 1010
Kleang temple Construction
Kleang temple built -
Period: to May 16, 1000
Banteay Srei Construction
Banteay Srei built -
Period: to May 16, 1001
King Jayavarman V
Reign of King Jayavarman V, who oversaw construction of Ta Keo and Banteay Srei