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Nov 30, 802
Angkor known now as Siem Reap to be the capital just north of the largest lake.
King Jayavarman Established an area -
Nov 30, 900
Expansion of empire
The city has estimated to expanded 1000 square kilometres with 1000 temples, pools and gates -
Nov 30, 1250
Trading and conflict
The Chams and Khmers interacted very frequently in peaceful trading and also in conflict. -
Nov 30, 1296
Zhou Daguan
He visited Khmer empire and described an accurate picture of their lives -
Nov 30, 1300
Climate shift
Contributed to changing the dominant rule in the region -
Nov 30, 1400
Starting of decline
Reduction of population due to water supply and loss of money by not trading -
Nov 30, 1430
War against Khmer
The Sukhothai gradually took the power and strength of the Khmers -
Nov 30, 1431
Thais taking over
Thais launching a formidable offensive and sacking Angkor, moving Khmers to work as slaves for them. -
Nov 30, 1450
Water supply
Irrigation systems became stagnant which caused malaria and shifts in water systems -
Nov 30, 1500
The end to a civilisation
Finally the Khmer empire came to an end. The cause of money, food and water led the people to dieor fleed. This caused a empty but hard worked city.