Ram Khamhaeng, an early ruler of the…

1252 CE to 1395 CE

Ram Khamhaeng, an early ruler of the new Thai dynasty in Sukhothai, makes himself the agent of Mongol interests, and from 1282 to 1284 eliminates the vestiges of Khmer and Cham power in central Laos.

Ramkhamhaeng obtains the allegiance of Muang Sua and the mountainous country to the northeast.

Between 1286 and 1297, Panya Khamphong's lieutenants, acting for Ram Khamhaeng and the Mongols, pacify vast territories.

From 1297 to 1301, Lao troops under Mongol command invade Dai Viet but are repulsed by the Vietnamese.

Troops from Muang Sua conquer Muang Phuan in 1292-97.

In 1308 Panya Khamphong seizes the ruler of Muang Phuan, and by 1312 this principality is a vassal state of Muang Sua.

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Louangphrabang Luang Prabang Laos View →

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Ram Khamhaeng View →

Groups
Khmer people View → Vietnamese people View → Tai peoples, or Thais View → Buddhism View → Cham people View → Buddhism, Mahayana View → Khmer Empire (Angkor) View → Champa, Kingdom of View → Dai Viet, Kingdom of View → Mongols View → Mongol Empire View → Sukhothai (Siam), Thai state of View → Lao people View → Chinese Empire, Yüan, or Mongol, Dynasty View →

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Mongol Conquests View →

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Conflict View → Government View →

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