Sokhoeun Pang. By Khmerization 23rd July, 2010 1.
Introduction It is intriguing to learn that the Khmer and Thai royal families share the same ancestry. After an extensive search, I was able to obtain some crucial ancestry data and family lineage that have linked the two royal families together. What is more interesting is that both royal families were linked to the feudalistic family of Abhaiwongse, the rulers of Cambodia’s Battambang province and the aristocratic family of Bunnag, the most prominent and powerful family of ancient Thailand. 2.
Both the Khmer and Thai royal families were descended from the Persian (Iranian) (1) andMon ancestry (2). After subjugating a Japanese revolt under Yamada Nagamasa, Sheikh Ahmad became Samuha Nayok (First Prime Minister). One of Ahmad’s descendant was a man called Bunnag (3), who was a Buddhist. 3. The Bunnag family of Thailand was as powerful as the Thioun family of Cambodia. 4. Lord Chhum (6) had more than 40 wives. 5. References (1) Like this: Like Loading... Timeline of Cambodian history. This is a timeline of Cambodian history, comprising important legal and territorial changes and political events in Cambodia and its predecessor states.
To read about the background to these events, see History of Cambodia. See also the list of kings of Cambodia. 9th century[edit] 10th century[edit] 11th century[edit] 12th century[edit] 13th century[edit] 14th century[edit] 15th century[edit] List of kings of Cambodia. The King of Cambodia is the head of state of the Kingdom of Cambodia.
The King's power is limited to that of a symbolic figurehead to whom people are to give love and respect. The monarch also represents peace, stability, and prosperity to the Khmer people. The King of Cambodia is an elected monarch, making Cambodia one of the few elected monarchies of the world. The king is elected for life from among the members of the royal family who are at least 30 years old by the Royal Council of the Throne which consists of several senior elected and religious figures. Mythological history[edit] Sage Kambu Swayambhuva Cambodia (68–1431)[edit] Funan Kingdom (68–627)[edit] Chenla Kingdom (550–802)[edit] Khmer Empire (802–1431)[edit] Kingdom of Cambodia (1431–1863)[edit] Chaktomuk Era (1431–1525)[edit] Cambodia Civil War: Ponhea Chan and Sdech Kan war: 1516–1525 Longvek Era (1525–1593)[edit] Srei Santhor Era (1594–1620)[edit] Oudong Era (Dark Age of Cambodia, 1620–1863)[edit]
LIST OF PERSONS. CAMBODIAN ROYAL FAMILY. Cambodia Royalark. The kingdom of Cambodia is heir to the mighty empire of Angkor, once holding sway over Cambodia, Siam, Laos, Vietnam and parts of Burma.
The present dynasty dates from the close of the thirteenth century. Around 1296, Neay Trasac Paem, the Chief of the Royal Gardens, killed his father-in-law King Sihanuraja and ascended the throne. Siam established its independence under a new dynasty in 1351, become a source of woe to Cambodia, ever after. The first of many Siamese invasions began in 1352; Angkor being captured and the King killed. Three Siamese princes ascended the Cambodian throne. By the middle of the eighteenth century, a new power was to emerge in the East. King Sihanouk abdicated in favour of his father in 1955, thereafter concentrating on steering his country between the competing supers who were active in the region.