The Relationship Between the Lanxang Kingdom and the Daiviet Kingdom from 1353-1470 A.D.
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: Lanxang Kingdom, Daivet Kingdom, the relationship between the Lanxang Kingdom and the Daiviet Kingdom, History of Mekong during 14th -15th centuries
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This article is a study of the relations between the Lan Xang Kingdom and Dai Vietnam from 1353-1470 A.D., which analyzes details from the related historical sources invented in four periods: 1) the Pre-colonial Period (pre-1893) 2) The Colonial Era (1894-1954) 3) the Kingdom of Laos Period (1954-1975) 4) People's Democratic Republic Period (post-1975). The study suggests three aspects of the relations between Lan Xang and Dai Vietnam as: kinship, political-economic alliance, and contesting powers.
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ตันเลิศ ส. (2022). The Relationship Between the Lanxang Kingdom and the Daiviet Kingdom from 1353-1470 A.D. Journal of Liberal Arts, Ubon Ratchathani University, 18(1), 72–89. retrieved from https://so03.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jla_ubu/article/view/255855
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