Ayutthayan monarch Intharaja, responding to Prince Yi…

1411 CE

Ayutthayan monarch Intharaja, responding to Prince Yi Kumkam’s request for aid in the succession dispute with his brother, dispatches an army north under vassal king Sai Lu Thai (Thammaraja) III of Sukhothai to install Yi Kumkam on Chiang Mai’s throne.

Sai Lu Thai’s Ayutthayan troops construct a seventy-two-foot tall (twenty-two meters) earthen hill fort to besiege and shoot—allegedly with cannon—into the town of Phayao.

Pahayao’s defenders, who allegedly melt down brass tiles to make a cannon, repulse the Ayutthayan invaders and destroy their fort.

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Phayao Phayao Thailand View →

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