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1431 BCE
End of Ankor
Ayutthaya (a Thai kingdom) tears down Ankor. Marking the end of the Khmer empire -
1431 BCE
End of Ankor
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Period: 1296 BCE to 1297 BCE
Chinese record Khmer life
Chinese chronicler Zhou Daguan visits Angkor, records daily life in Khmer capital. -
1253 BCE
Fall of Yunnan
Mongols (Thai) take over neighboring kingdom, Yunnan -
Period: 1200 BCE to 1400 BCE
Thai migration
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Period: 1181 BCE to 1215 BCE
Reign of Jayavarman VII
Reign of Jayavarman VII, greatest Khmer king. -
1177 BCE
Khmer capital looted by Chams.
Angkor, Khmer capital, looted by Chams. -
1145 BCE
Khmer takes Vajaya
Khmer take control of Cham's Capital, Vijaya -
1122 BCE
Ankor Wat
Construction begins of the Hindu temple at Angkor Wat. -
802 BCE
Khmer empire
The Khmer or Ankor Empire is created. Located between India and China, the Khmer Empire was a major part of rural areas. It became home to the largest ever temple in history. The ruler at the time was Jayavarman II.