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Wars of Ayutthaya

1351 CE – 1767 CE

The Ayutthaya Kingdom fought expansionist wars for over four centuries, conquering Angkor and dominating mainland Southeast Asia until its catastrophic destruction by Burma in 1767.

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Conflict · East Asia

Wars of Ayutthaya

1351 CE – 1767 CE

The Ayutthaya Kingdom fought expansionist wars for over four centuries, conquering Angkor and dominating mainland Southeast Asia until its catastrophic destruction by Burma in 1767.

Standing in 1351 CE

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