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250
Trade
Around the year 250 the first signs of trade between the Khmer citizens and the Indians appeared.
-Khmers
-Indians -
Mar 5, 1177
Cham Kingdom
The Cham kingdom invades much of the Khmer Empires eastern territory.
-The Chams -
Mar 5, 1200
War/Extension of borders
Around the year 1200 Jayavarman VII defeated the Chams and extended the empire to furthest extent to incorporate much of present day Laos, Thailand and Burma.
-Jayavarman VII
-Chams -
Mar 5, 1250
Racism against Buddhists
Around the year 1250 was the rule of Jayavarman VIII. He renounces Buddhism and orders that Buddhist temples and images be destroyed and Hinduism become the main religion.
-Jayavarman VIII -
Mar 5, 1300
Buddhism Rises
Around the year 1300 Buddhism grows in importance and once again becomes the main religion between the Khmer Kings.
-Chế Bồng Nga (king) -
Mar 5, 1431
War
Thai army attacks Angkor.
-Thai army -
Mar 5, 1432
Angkor Wat Forgotten
Khmers abandon Angkor, over multiple centuries. The jungle grows around it and over Angkor and its location is forgotten.
-Khmers -
Mar 5, 1440
Phnom Penh
Khmer rulers relocate the capital city to Phnom Penh.
-Khmer rulers -
War
Siamese (Thai) king attacks and defeats Khmer King.
-Chey Chettha I (Khmer king)
-Somdet Phra Sanphet II (Siamese King) -
War in the Mekong
Vietnamese armies repeatedly attack Khmer forces in the Mekong River delta and defeat the Khmer people. The approximate modern borders of Cambodia are determined.
-Vietnam army
-Khmer army -
God-King
Jayavarman II enthroned himself as a devaraja (god-king).
-Jayavarman II -
Angkor Wat/Buddhism
Around the year 850 the Khmer empire was expanded and the famous Angkor Wat was built. Buddhism becomes important.
-Suryavarman II