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58 BC - 1886 1944
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58 BC - 1886 1944 |
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58 BC - 1886 1944
| 1788 - 1809 21 Sao Hswe Kya |
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Hsipaw (Thibaw, Dutawadi)
58 BC - 1886 1944
| 1809 - 43 34 Sao Hkun Hkwi |
| 1843 - 53 10 Sao Hkun Paw |
| 1853 - 66 13 Sao Kya Htun |
| 1866 - 86 20 Sao Kya Hkeng |
| 1886 - 1902 16 Hkun Saing |
| 1938 - 47 9 Under direct British administration |
| 1947 - 59 12 Sao Kya Seng |
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Hsihkip (Thigyit)
600 - 1886 1286
| 1830 - 40 10 Hkam Lin -Regent |
| 1845 - 8 3 Twet Kye -Regent |
| 1863 - 70 7 Son Hkun Hpon |
| 1886 Incorporated into Yawnghwe |
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Möngkawng (Mogaung)
603 - 1887 1283
| 1811 - 2 1 Shwedaung Thainkhathu & Yegaung Nawrahta |
| 1826 - 7 1 Maha Nanda Raza, Saopha of Thonze & Nemyo Zeya Kyawgaung |
| 1828 - 32 4 Nemyo Nanda Nawrahta, Mingyi Maha Thilawa & Nemyo Zeya Kyawgaung(2nd times) |
| 1883 - 5 2 U Shwe Tha (Father of Waing Hso Saopha) |
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650 - 1888 1238
| sets its legendary foundation before 650. It was ruled by a Saopha & ceased to exist in March 1888, when it was split into North Hsenwi & South Hsenwi. rulers were: |
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Waing Hso (Wynn Tho)
941 - 1886 945
| 1599 - 1619 20 Tein-nyin-sa Saing Hkan |
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Waing Hso (Wynn Tho)
941 - 1886 945
| 1619 - 35 16 Thakin Kaw Nyo |
| 1635 - 47 12 Saw Nin Mein |
| 1647 - 71 24 Sit Naing (Myosa of Mosit) |
| 1671 - 97 26 Kye Möng U Kyaw (^Sit Naing) |
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Waing Hso (Wynn Tho)
941 - 1886 945
| 1714 - 56 42 Myat Kawng (^U Kyaw) |
| 1756 - 78 22 Aung Nyo (Brother of Myat Kawng) |
| 1780 - 1 1 Aung Tha (Brother of Maung Tin) |
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Waing Hso (Wynn Tho)
941 - 1886 945
| 1882 - 90 8 U Aung Myat ^U Shwe Tha Last Saopha of Waing Hso |
| Myothugyi 1781 - 1886 105 |
| 1781 - 98 17 Maung Taw Zan |
| 1798 - 1827 29 Maung Tha Ywe |
| 1831 - 3 2 Maung Shwe Tha ^Maung Tha Ywe |
| 1866 - 86 20 Yawnghwe (Nyaungshwe) |
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| 1494 - 1530 36 Bà Cấp Po Kabih |
| 1530 - 6 6 Bà Khứ Po Karutdrak |
| 1536 - 41 5 Ma-kha Trà-lộc Maha Sarak |
| 1541 - 53 12 Bà Bãi Po Kunarai |
| 1579 - 1603 24 Bà Khắc-lượng Khất-lưu Po Klong Halau |
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| 1603 - 13 10 Bà Nhiếp Po Nit |
| 1613 - 8 5 Bà Thái Po Jai Paran |
| 1618 - 22 4 Bà Ưng Po Aih Khang |
| 1622 - 7 5 Bà Khắc-lượng Như-lai Po Klong M'hnai |
| 1627 - 51 34 Bà Lâm Po Rome |
| 1651 - 3 2 Bà Thấm Po Nraop |
| 1654 - 7 3 Bà Thích Po Saktiraydapaghoh |
| 1657 - 9 2 Bà Chất Po Jatamah |
| 1659 - 92 33 Bà Tranh Po Saot |
| 1695 - 1727 32 Bà Tử Po Saktiraydapatih |
| 1627 - 1730 103 Bà Thị Po Ganuhpatih |
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| 1730 - 2 2 Nguyễn Văn Thuận Po Thuntiraidaputih |
| 1732 - 63 31 Nguyễn Văn Đạt Po Rattiraydaputao |
| 1763 - 5 2 Nguyễn Văn Thiết Po Tisundimahrai |
| 1768 - 80 12 Nguyễn Văn Tịch Po Tisuntiraydapaghoh |
| 1780 - 1 1 Nguyễn Văn Tá Po Tisuntiraydapuran |
| 1783 - 6 3 Nguyễn Văn Chiêu Cei Brei |
| 1786 - 93 7 Nguyễn Văn Tá Po Tisuntiraydapuran (restored) |
| 1786 Nguyễn Văn Tòng Po Chongchan |
| 1793 - 9 6 Nguyễn Văn Hào Po Ladhuanpaghuh |
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| 1799 - 1822 23 Nguyễn Văn Chấn Po Saong Nyung Ceng |
| 1822 Nguyễn Văn Lân Po Bait Lan |
| 1822 - 8 6 Nguyễn Văn Vĩnh Po Klan Thu |
| 1828 - 32 4 Nguyễn Văn Thừa Po Phaok The |
| 1834 - 5 1 Bà Hóa Ba-lai Po War Palei |
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Mong Pai (Mobye)
1800 - 1886 86
| 1808 - 20 12 Hkam Hlaing 1stX |
| 1820 - 3 3 Nga Kyi -Regent |
| 1823 - 36 13 Hkam Hlaing 2ndX |
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| Wanmaw (Bhamo) 1470 - 1772 302
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| 1601 - 85 84 Sao Seng Long |
| 1685 - 1706 21 Sao Pi Hpa |
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Wanmaw (Bhamo) 1470 - 1772 302
| 1727 - 34 7 Sao Tung Ngai 1 |
| 1742 - 70 28 Sao Tung Ngai 2 |
| 1770 - 2 2 Sao Myut Aung 1690 - 1772 82 |
| 1772 Incorporated into Burma |
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Loimaw (Lwemaw)
1800 - 86 86
| 1800 - 34 34 Maung Hpo Gok |
| 1834 - 44 10 Maung Hpo Saw |
| 1847 - 74 27 Maung Shwe Pyi 1stX |
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1700 - 1800 100
| 1740 - 60 20 Hsen Sulin (Surin Pumintha) |
| 1760 - 80 20 Hsai Ya Kuman |
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Möngpan
1800 - 86 86
| 1823 - 58 35 Maung Shwe Hkam |
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1700 - 1886 186
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Kokang
1739 - 1866 127
| 1739 - 58 19 Yang Shien Tsai, Chief of Shin Da Hu |
| 1758 - 95 37 Yang Wei Shin, Chief of Kho Kan Shan |
| expanded his territory & renamed it Kho Kan Shan. |
| 1795 - 1840 45 Yang Yon Gen, Heng of Kokang |
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Kokang
1739 - 1866 127
| 1840 - 74 34 Yang Guo Hwa, Heng of Kokang |
| 1874 - 1916 40 Yang Guo Zhen, Heng of Kokang |
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Tawngpeng
1753 - 1886 133
| 1837 - 6 9 Ba Hkun Tan Möng |
| 1847 - 56 9 Shwe Ok Hka (Shwe Taung Kyaw) |
| 1856 - 65 9 Hkun Hsa (Ba Hkam Hkun Shinye) |
| 1877 - 87 10 Hkun Hkam Möng |
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| 1800 - 16 16 Maung Shwe Tha |
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(Ayutthaya)
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| 1752 - 60 8 Alaungpaya village chief Future Buddha-King |
| founder of dynasty & Third Burmese Empire, |
| 1760 - 3 3 Naungdawgyi Royal Elder Brother ^ |
| 1767 Burmese conquered Ayutthaya kingdom. |
| 1770s successfully repulsed 4 Chinese invasions |
| shortest reign in Konbaung history of just over one week |
| 1782 - 1819 34 Bodawpayauncle Royal Lord Grandfather ^Alaungpaya |
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| 1810s invaded & annexed Arakan |
| 1811 - 15 4 Arakanese Uprising. Burma. Third Burmese Empire vs Rohingya Insurgents |
| 1819 - 37 18 Bagyidaw Royal Elder Uncle ^^ |
1824 - 1948 Colonial era of Burma
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1823 - 6 3 1st Anglo-Burmese War United Kingdom
British East India Company
Native Tribes Third Burmese Empire
| 1825 Battle of Danubyu |
| 1825 Battle of Prome |
Bang Rajan 2000
Deceivers 1988
Sunghursh 1968
Sabaka 1954 |
| 1852 - 5 2nd Anglo / Burmese War 1852 Second AngloBurmese War British Empire
British East India Company Third Burmese Empire |
| 1853 overthrown by Mindon after his defeat in war |
| sued for peace with British; had a very narrow escape in a palace rebellion by two of his sons but his brother Crown Prince Ka Naung was killed |
| 1885 3rd Anglo-Burmese war 1885 - 7 British Empire
India vs Third Burmese Empire |
| 1885 King exiled to India after defeat |
| 1823 - 87 64 British Empire annexed Burma (now also called Myanmar) after three Anglo-Burmese Wars. |
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| 1886 - 94 8 Holy Trinity Cathedral, Yangon |
| 1895 - 9 4 Saint Marys Cathedral, Yangon |
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1942 - 6 4 |
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Tawngpeng
1753 - 1886 133
| 1764 - 75 11 Ba Hkun Saing |
| 1781 - 1819 38 Ba Hkun Kein Möng |
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Kambosarattha (Kanbawza)
1762 - 1886 124
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1762 - 1886 124
| 1864 - 6 2 Sir Saw Maung 1stX |
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Myowuns
1772 - 1886 114
| 1772 - 92 20 Mingyi Wailuthaya (U Shwe Ye) |
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Myowuns
1772 - 1886 114
| 1853 - 78 25 Mingyi Maha Minhtin Yaza |
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Mawnang (Bawnin)
1774 - 1886 112
| 1774 - 94 20 Maung Myat 2ndX |
| 1794 - 1814 20 Naw Hkam Lin |
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Mawnang (Bawnin)
1774 - 1886 112
| 1883 - 6 3 Hkun Shwe Hkam -Regent |
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| 1820 - 39 19 Descendants of Hkun Samu |
| 1839 - 86 47 Hkun Kyaw Le |
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1783 - 1886 3
| Ngwegunhmus 1783 - 1886 3 |
| 1783 - 1820 37 Nga Kaw Tha |
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1783 - 1886 3
| 1821 - 43 22 Nga Chit Win |
| 1844 - 52 8 Nga Shwe Maung 1 1stX |
| 1852 - 6 4 Nga Shwe Yit -Regent |
| 1856 - 63 7 Nga Shwe Maung 1 2ndsX |
| 1863 - 5 2 Nga Yan Kon -Regent |
| 1873 - 4 1 Nga Shwe Maung 2 -Regent |
| 1874 - 6 2 Nga Tha U -Regent |
| 1876 - 7 1 Nga Tun -Regent |
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| Ngwegunhmus 1784 - 1986 202 |
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| 1878 - 86 8 Maung Kya Ywet |
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| Ngwegunhmus 1785 - 1880 95 |
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| 1870 - 80 10 Hkun Shwe Kya |
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| 1791 - 1811 20 Hkun Sam Lik |
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| 1813 - 50 37 Hkun Shwe Ek |
| 1854 - 81 27 Sao Waing 1stX |
| 1886 - 7 1 Sao Waing 2ndX |
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| 1854 - 6 2 Shwe Ok Hka (Shwe Taung Kyaw) |
| 1860 - 2 2 Sao Hkam Mawng 1stX |
| 1868 - 79 11 Sao Hkam Mawng 2ndX |
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| Ngwegunhmus 1796 - 1886 90 |
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| 1809 - 19 10 Maung Khan U |
| 1819 - 43 24 Maung Shwe Min |
| 1847 - 50 3 Maung Hpo Eik |
| 1850 - 1 1 Maung Shwe Thi -Regent |
| 1851 - 7 6 Maung Myat Hpu |
| 1859 - 60 1 Maung Lun Ya 1stX |
| 1862 - 8 6 Maung Than 1stX Regent |
| 1868 - 9 1 Maung Lun Ya 2ndX |
| 1869 - 71 2 Maung Than 2ndX |
| 1877 - 8 1 Maung Lun Ya 3rdX |
| 1880 - 5 5 Maung Lun Ya 4thX |
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1800 - 86 86
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1808 - 86 78
| 1867 - 74 7 Hkun Pan 1stX X91 |
| 1876 - 88 12 Hkun Hwaing 1stX |
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1811 - 88 77
| 1811 - 54 43 Bodaw Sao Hkam Yi |
| 1855 - 64 11 Sao Hkun Mwe |
| 1864 - 70 6 Naw Hkam Leng |
| 1870 - 4 4 Incorporated into Möngnai |
| 1878 - 82 4 Incorporated into Möngnai |
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1813 - 86 73
| 1842 - 54 12 Hsö San Hpa (Hkun Hsa) |
| 1854 - 66 12 Hsö Kawn Kyawng |
| 1880 - 6 6 Heng Nga Maung |
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1813 - 33 20
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Manglon
1814 - 86 72
| Saophas (sawbwas) 1814 - 86 72 |
| 1814 - 22 8 Hsö Hkam (Ta Awng) X1822 |
| 1822 - 52 30 Sao Hkun Sang |
| 1852 - 3 1 Uyaraza (died 1853) |
| 1853 - 60 7 Naw Hpa (died 1860) |
| 1877 - 92 15 Sao Maha (in West Manglön) |
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Möngsit (Maingseik)
1816 - 86 70
| 1857 - 65 8 Hkun Kyaw San |
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Samka
1820 - 66 46
| 1838 - 58 20 Hkun Sun 1stX |
| 1858 - 60 2 Hkun Noi 1stX |
| 1860 - 72 12 Hkun Sun 2ndX |
| 1873 - 6 3 Sao Sein Bu 1stX |
| 1876 - 83 7 Hkun Noi 2ndX |
| 1885 - 1915 30 Sao Sein Bu 2ndX |
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1826 - 86 60
| 1826 - 46 20 Hkun Sang Kang |
| 1846 - 66 20 Hkun Kyaw Htam |
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Loilong (Lwelong) Loilong (Pinlaung)
1834 - 86 54
| 1856 - 80 24 Hkun Pu (La Mu) X82 |
| 1880 - 2 2 Hkun Pu (La Mu) (died 1882) |
| 1882 - 1938 56 Hkun Hkam Chok (died 16 November 1938) |
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Möngping (Maingpyin)
1835 - 42 7
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1840 - 87 47
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Mong Nai (Monè)
1850 - 62 12
| 1914 - 28 14 Hkun Kyaw Sam |
| 1928 - 52 24 Hkun Kyaw Ho |
| 1952 - 62 10 Sao Pyae (last Saopha of Mone') |
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1857 - 86 29
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Ngwegunhmus
1857 - 86 29
| 1857 - 60 3 Maung Htun Lin X1864 |
| 1861 - 86 25 Maung Nyo Sein X1886 |
| 1886 Maung Thu Daw 1stX 1878 - ? |
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Kehsi Mansam (Kyithi Bansan)
1860 - 86 26
| 1881 - 6 5 Hkun Yawt Seng |
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1528 Suriyothai
Legend of Suriyothai 2001 |
1558 Burmese capture Chiang Mai |
1569 Burmese sack Ayutthaya
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Phra Phutthayotfa Chulalok
the Great Rama 1 |
1782 Thais move capital to Bangkok ( Wat Phra Kaeo , early phase)
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1767 Battle of Bang Rajan   |
1778 Emerald Buddha taken back to Thailand
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| 1800s Baan Haw Mosque Thailand |
1851 - 68 17 Phrabat Somdet Phra Paramenthra
Maha Mongkut
Phra Chom Klao Chao Yu Hua Rama 4 |
1860 Anna & King
Anna & King 2000
Anna & King of Siam 1946 |
1868 - 1910 42 Phrabat Somdet Phra Paraminthra
Maha Chulalongkorn
Phra Chulachomklao Chao Yu Hua
the Great Rama 5 |
| 1893 Franco Siamese War France
French Indochina Siam |
| 1890 - 6 6 Roman Catholic Diocese of Ratchaburi |
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| 1910 - 25 15 Phrabat Somdet Phra Paramenthra Maha Vajiravudh Phra Mongkut Klao Chao Yu Hua Rama 6 |
| 1910 - 8 Assumption Cathedral, Bangkok |
| 1925 - 35 10 Phrabat Somdet Phra Paraminthra Maha Prajadhipok Phra Pok Klao Chao Yu Hua Rama 7 |
1767 - 1932 Bangkok Period ( 1, 2 )
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1935 - 46 11 Phrabat Somdet Phra Paramenthra Maha Ananda Mahidol
Phra Atthama Ramathibodin Rama 8 |
1946 - 50 4 Phrabat Somdet Phra
Boromchanakathibet
Maha Bhumibol Adulyadej Maharaj Borommanatbophit Rama 9 |
1952 - 2019 67 Phrabat Somdet Phra Paramenthra Ramathibodhi Srisin
Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra Vajira Klao Chao Yu Hua Rama 10 |
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| 1962 Roman Catholic Diocese of Surat Thani |
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| 1791 - 2 1 Siamese occupation |
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| 1868 - 95 27 Oun Kham Zakarine was regent for Oun Kham 1888 - 95 7 |
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1954 - 75 21
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1975 - Present 36
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| 1688 - 1700 12 Kam Lan ^Kham Sanh |
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| 1832 Xiang Khuoang annexed as Tran Ninh province by Vietnam |
| 1874 Haw pirates invade Xiang Khouang |
| 1876 - 80 4 Khanti ^Ung, vassal to Siam |
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| 1767 - 78 11 Ong Bun 1stX Burmese vassal |
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| 1713 - 37 24 Nokasad Soysisamut Phutthangkun ^^Souligna Vongsa |
| 1791 - 1811 20 Fay Na ^Phra Vorarat not of royal descent appointed by Siam |
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| 1819 - 27 8 Nho (Chao Yo house of ) ^King Anuvong, Kingdom of Vientiane |
| 1829 - 93 64 Annexed by Siam |
| 1893 French divide kingdom |
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1551 Emerald Buddha taken to Laos |
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1707 - 1893 186
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1528 Ang Chan 1 moves Cambodian capital to Lovek |
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1593 - 1863 270
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| 1778 - 1827 49 Viets conquer Mekong delta. Cambodia assumes roughly its modern boundary Laos : Vientiane becomes a Thai vassal state Vietnam |
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| 1811 - 2 1 Cambodian Rebellion Cambodian Usurpation Viet Nam
Khmer Kingdom Forces of Khmer Pretender Ang Snguon
Siam |
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Vietnam war incursion in Cambodia
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| 1592 Mạc Toàn. After Mạc Toàn, Mạc family fled to Cao Bằng & continued to occupy there until 1677. |
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| 1802 - 19 17 Nguyễn Phúc Ánh Gia Long Nguyễn Thế Tổ |
| 1841 - 7 6 Miên Tông Thiệu Trị Nguyễn Hiến Tổ |
| 1848 - 83 35 Hồng Nhậm Tự Đức Nguyễn Dực Tông |
| 1883 (3 days) Ưng Ái Dục Đức Nguyễn Cung Tông |
| 1883 - 4 1 Ưng Đăng Kiến Phúc Nguyễn Giản Tông |
| 1884 - 5 1 Nguyễn Phúc Ưng Lịch Hàm Nghi |
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Huế 166 days shortlived Puppet state of Japanese Empire. |
Socialist Republic of Vietnam
1976 - Present 35
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Vietnamese
Marxist Leninist Single Party Socialist State
Dong
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@ Vietnam
| Vassal Cham rulers under Nguyễn Lords |
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1690 Lan Sang splits due to internal rivalries. S. capital at Vientiane Vietnam Trinh (N)
Nguyen (S) Burma |
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| 1778 Tây Sơn Dynasty established in Vietnam. |
@ Vietnam
| Vassal Cham rulers under Nguyễn Lords |
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| 1831 - 4 3 1st Siamese Vietnamese War @ Viet Nam
Viet Nam protectorate of Cambidoa Siam |
| 1841 - 5 4 2nd Siamese Vietnamese War @ Viet Nam
Viet Nam protectorate of Cambidoa Siam
Cambodian forces loyal to King Ang Duong |
| 1883 - 6 3 Tonkin Campaign French Third Republic Qing Dynasty
Black Flag Army
Vietnam |
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1862 French start to colonise Vietnam |
| 1875 - 1899 Phat Diem Church |
| 1877 - 80 Saigon NotreDame Basilica |
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1954 Dien Bien Phu forces French out of Vietnam |
1949 French in Indochina
Indochine 1992 |
We Were Soldiers 2002
Platoon 1986
1968 Tet in Vietnam |
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Provincial revolutionary government of Vietnam
1975 - 6 1 |
Communist Vietnam
1976 - Present |
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| 1599 - 1641 42 Sultan Ibrahim Ali Omar Shah |
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1909 Jamek Mosque Malasia
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| 1912 Zahir Mosque Malaysia |
| 1914 Battle of Penang |
| 1946 North Borneo becomes a colony |
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1941 - 5 4 |
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Exodus 1960
Nine Hours to Rama 1963 |
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| 1965 National Mosque of Malaysia |
| 1988 Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque Malaysia |
| 1982 Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral Completed |
| 1999 Putra Mosque malasia |
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| Inland (Sri Wangsa) 1457 - 1688 231 |
| 1500 - 1530 30 Ismail Shah, founder of kingdom according to one account, & first ruler to convert to Islam. In fact, other rulers must have preceded him. It is also likely that during his reign Portuguese first visited port to trade, arriving in 1516. He was called King Phaya Tu Nakpa before his conversion. |
| 1564 - 72 8 Manzur Shah brother of Sultan Mudhaffar Shah. |
| 1572 - 3 1 Patik Siam ^Sultan Mudhaffar Shah, who was murdered by his half-brother, Raja Bambang. |
| 1573 - 84 11 Bahdur ^Sultan Manzur Shah, who was considered a tyrant in most accounts. |
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| 1624 - 35 11 Ratu Ungu Purple Queen sister of Ratu Biru, who was particularly opposed to Siamese interference in local affairs. |
| 1635 - 88 43 Ratu Kuning Yellow Queen daughter of Ratu Ungu & last queen of Inland Dynasty. Controversy surrounds exact date of end of her reign. |
| Kelantanese 1 1688 - 1808 120 |
| 1688 - 90 2 Raja Bakal after a brief invasion of Patani by his father in 1649, Raja Sakti 1 of Kelantan, he was given throne in Patani. |
| 1690 - 1704 14 Raja Emas Kelantan or thought by Teeuw & Wyatt to be a king, but claimed by al-Fatani to be a queen, widow of Raja Bakal & mother of succeeding queen. |
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| 1704 - 7 3 Raja Emas Chayam daughter of two preceding rulers, according to al-Fatani. |
| 1707 - 16 9 Raja Dewi Fatani |
| 1716 - 20 4 Raja Bendang Badan he was afterwards raja of Kelantan, 1715 - 33 18. |
| 1720 - 1 1 Raja Laksamana Dajang |
| 1728 - 9 1 Raja Alung Yunus |
| 1749 - 71 22 Raja Long Nuh |
| 1785 - 91 6 Tengku Lamidin |
| 1791 - 1808 17 Datuk Pengkalan |
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| Kelantanese 2 1842 - 1902 60 |
| 1842 - 56 14 Phraya Long Muhammad Ibni Raja Muda Kelantan/Raja Kampong Laut Tuan Besar Long Ismail Ibni Raja Long Yunus |
| 1856 - 81 25 Tuan Long Puteh Bin Sultan Phraya Long Muhammad (Phraya Pattani 2 |
| 1890 - 8 8 Tuan Long Bongsu Bin Sultan Phraya Long Muhammad (Sultan Sulaiman Sharafuddin Syah / Phraya Pattani 4 |
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| 1898 - 1902 4 Abdul Kadir Kamaruddin Syah (Phraya Pattani 5) deposed in had descendants: |
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| Bendahara in Pahang 1777 - 1863 86 |
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| 1802 - 3 1 Tun Muhammad, Raja Bendahara Pahang 2 |
| 1803 - 6 3 Tun Koris, Bendahara Paduka Raja, Raja Bendahara Pahang 3 |
| 1806 - 47 41 Tun Ali, Bendahara Siwa Raja, Raja Bendahara Pahang 4 |
| 1847 - 63 16 Tun Mutahir, Bendahara Seri Maharaja, Raja Bendahara Pahang 5 He was last reigning Raja Bendahara of Pahang. |
| 1863 * ousted by his brother Wan Ahmad, who was later proclaimed as Sultan of Pahang after dismemberment of Johore Empire. |
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| 1725 - 33 8 Zainal Abidin 1 |
| 1733 - 93 60 Mansur Shah 1 |
| 1793 - 1808 15 Zainal Abidin 2 |
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| 1808 - 30 22 Ahmad Shah 1 |
| 1831 (jointly): Omar Riayat Shah and Mansur Shah 2 |
| 1837 - 9 2 Muhammad Shah 1 |
| 1839 - 76 37 Omar Riayat Shah |
| 1876 - 7 1 Mahmud Mustafa Shah |
| 1881 - 1918 34 Zainal Abidin 3 |
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| 1918 - 20 2 Muhammad Shah 2 |
| 1920 - 42 22 Sulaiman Badrul Alam Shah |
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| 1810 - 36 26 Tuan Tok Nik Tok Leh/Tuan Mansur |
| 1849 - 67 18 DYMM Tuan Nik Ulu/Tuan Kundur |
| 1867 - 75 8 DYMM Tuan Timur |
| 1875 - 1901 26 DYMM Tuan Jagung/Tengku Abdul Kandis |
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| 1743 - 78 35 Salehuddin Shah |
| 1778 - 1826 48 Ibrahim Shah |
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| 1826 - 57 31 Muhammad Shah |
| 1857 - 98 41 Sir Abdul Samad |
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| 1898 - 1938 40 Sir Alaeddin Sulaiman Shah |
| 1939 - 42 3 Sir Hisamuddin Alam Shah al-Haj |
| 1942 - 5 3 Musa Ghiatuddin Riayat Shah |
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| 1560 Battle of Norada |
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| 1606 Battle of Cape Rachado |
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| 1821 Battle of Menangkabaoe |
1826 - 1946 120 Straits Settlements |
1867 - 74 7 Klang War,
Selangor Civil War. Malaysia. Forces of Raja Abdullah of Klang,
British Straits Settlements vs Forces of Raja Mahadi |
1874 - 1946 British Malaya Temenggong Kingdom in Malasia |
1882 - 1963 North Borneo Kingdom |
1883 St. Johns Cathedral, Kuala Lumpur Opened
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| 1894 St. Marys Cathedral, Kuala Lumpur |
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| 1819 modern city of Singapore is established by British East India Company. |
| 1826 Masjid Sultan Mosque Singapore |
1835 6 St Andrews Cathedral, Singapore
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| 1843 - 7 4 Good Shepherd Cathedral |
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| 1506 - 7 1 Muhammad Syah 3 Has two tombs |
| 1514 - 7 3 Zainal Abidin 4 |
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1942 - 5 3 |
Indonesia
1899 - 1942 43 National
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Reformasi Era
1998 - Present 13
Indonesia |
| 1975 Istiqlal Mosque Indonesia |
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1654 - ? Gusti Made Dalang <
Gusti Nengah Malkangin [^Gusti Wayahan Pamedekan]
Gusti Bolo di Malkangin [^Prabhu Winalwanan]
Gusti Agung Badeng (regent late 17th century) [soninlaw of Gusti Made Pamedekan] |
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1944 - 50 6 Cokorda Ngurah Gede (; died 1987) [^Cokorda Ngurah Ketut]
Tabanan incorporated in Indonesian unitary state 1950 |
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Serdang
1728 - Present 283
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1527 - 1813 286
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1817 - Present 194
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| 1722 - 40 18 Gusti Agung Made Alangkajeng ^ |
| 1740s Gusti Agung Putu Mayun ^< |
| 1740s - 1770 Gusti Agung Made Munggu < |
| 1770 - 93 23 Gusti Agung Putu Agung ^ |
| 1780 - 1807 27 Gusti Ayu Oka KabaKaba (regent ) v |
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| 1807 - 23 16 Gusti Agung Ngurah Made Agung 1 [^Gusti Agung Putu Agung] |
| 1829 - 36 7 Gusti Agung Ngurah Made Agung 2 Putra [son] |
| 1836 - 50 14 Gusti Agung Ketut Besakih [brother] |
Dutch suzerainty 1843 - 91 48 |
1836 - 57 21 Gusti Ayu Istri Biang Agung [widow of Gusti Agung Ngurah Made Agung Putra]
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1859 - 91 32 Gusti Agung Ngurah Made Agung 3 [descendant of Gusti Agung Putu Mayun]
Mengwi destroyed by Klungkung, Badung, Gianyar & Tabanan 1891 |
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1600 Gusti Nyoman Karang
Anglurah Ketut Karang ^
Anglurah Nengah Karangasem (late 17th century) ^
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| 1950 Karangasem incorporated in Indonesian unitary state |
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| 1601 Battle of Bantam |
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Gusti Brangbangmurti [son]
1700 Gusti Gede Giri (c.) [son] |
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Gusti Made Yasa [brother]
Gusti Gede Andul (first half of 18th century) [son]
Gusti Ngurah Agung Jembrana (mid 18th century) [grand^Gusti Agung Sakti of Mengwi]
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1867 - 82 15 Anak Agung Made Rai (regent ; died 1905) [grand^Gusti Putu Andul]
Dutch direct rule in Jembrana 1882 - 1929 |
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1929 - 50 21 Anak Agung Bagus Negara (; died 1967) [grand^Anak Agung Made Rai]
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| 1825 - 49 24 Gusti Ngurah Made Karangasem [nephew of Gusti Gede Karang] |
Dependency of Bangli
1849 - 54 5 |
| 1854 - 73 19 Gusti Ketut Jelantik (; regency 1853 - 61; died 1893) [descended from Gusti Ngurah Jelantik] |
Dutch direct rule 1882 - 1929 47 |
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| 1950 Buleleng incorporated in Indonesian unitary state |
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Prabhu Bandana (17th century) [^Sang Magade Nata of Tabanan]
Gusti Ngurah Papak [son]
Split in a Jambe & Pamecutan line 1683 |
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Gusti Jambe Ketewel ^
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| 1906 Dutch conquest of Badung with Kasiman |
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| Domination by Kasiman 1829 - 61 |
| Gusti Ngurah Made Pamecutan (titular raja, mid 19th century) < |
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1902 - 6 4 Cokorda Made Agung <
1906 Dutch conquest of Badung
Cokorda Alit Ngurah 3 (of entire Badung 1929 - 46; died 1965) [^Cokorda Alit Ngurah 2]
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Split in a Pamecutan & Den Pasar line 1780 |
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1946 - 50 4 Cokorda Ngurah Gede Pamecutan (of entire Badung X1986 ^<
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1755 - Present 256
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1884 - 91 7 |
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| 1889 - 1919 30 Cokorda Gede Sukawati (before ) ^ |
1931 - 50 19 Cokorda Gede Agung Sukawati X1978) <
Gianyar with Ubud incorporated in Indonesian unitary state 1950 |
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Bangli is included in Indonesian unitary state 1950 |
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1816 - 1949 133 |
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| 1808 Bantam Conquest Borneo & Sumatra |
| 1810 - 1 1 Anglo/Dutch Java War British East India Company Dutch East Indies |
| 1821 - 37 16 Padri War Dutch East Indies Indigenous Population of West Sumatra |
| 1825 - 30 5 Java War Dutch East Indies
ProNetherlands Javanese Rebellion forces of Prince Diponegoro |
| 1846 1st Dutch intervention in Northern Bali Netherlands Bali |
| 1848 2nd Dutch intervention in Northern Bali Netherlands Bali |
| 1849 - 50 1 3rd Dutch intervention in Bali Netherlands
Lombok Buleleng
Jembrana
Klungkung |
| 1873 - 1904 30 Aceh War Thirty Years War Dutch East Indies vs Aceh Sultanate |
| 1891 - 1901 Jakarta Cathedral |
| 1881 Raya Baiturrahman Mosque Indonesia |
| 1830 Battle of Yogyacarta. |
| 1832 Battle of Verovering van Bondjal |
| 1883 Huetsz conqueres rest of Aceh. |
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1816 - 1949 133
| 1914 Battle of Cocos |
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| 2006 Al Fateh Mosque Bahrain |
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San Isidro, Nueva Ecija,
Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija,
Bamban, Tarlac,
Tarlac City, Tarlac,
Bayambang, Pangasinan, Palanan 1899
Isabela 1900
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Parlimentary & Constitutional Republic
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MacArthur 1977
Raiders of Leyte Gulf 1963
Walls of Hell 1965
| 1944 Battle of Leyte Gulf. Philipines USA, Australia 8AC 8LAC 1 18EC 21.5 200 12B 24C 141D&DE 3 +PT&Su&Au 3 VS Japan 1AC 1 3LAC 3 300+ 500 9B 3 14HC 6LC 10 35+D 11 10.5 |
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Butuanon
Rajahnate
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| 1638 Capture of Capital Jolo by Spaniards |
| 1638 Moved Sulu Royal court to Dungun, Tawi-Tawi |
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| 1915 Political sovereignty abolished |
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1175 - 1571 396
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Lakan Government
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| 1515 - 40 25 Sharif Muhammad Kabungsuwan |
| 1540 - 60 20 Sharief Maka-alang ^ |
| 1543 Villalobos expedition |
| 1560 - 70 10 Datu Bangkaya ^ |
| 1570 - 85 15 Datu Dimasankay |
| 1597 - 1619 22 Kapitan Laut Buisan |
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| 1619 - 21 2 Sultan Kudarat |
| 1621 - 78 57 Sultan Dundang Tidulay |
| 1678 - 99 21 Sultan Barahaman |
| 1699 - 1702 3 Sultan Kahar Ud-din Kuda |
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| 1702 - 36 34 Sultan Bayan Ul-Anwar |
| 1710 - 33 23 Sultan Muhammad Ja’far Sadiq Manamir |
| 1736 - 48 12 Sultan Muhammad Tahir Ud-din |
| 1748 - 55 7 Sultan Muhammad Khair Ud-din |
| 1755 - 80 25 Sultan Pahar Ud-din |
| 1780 - 1805 25 Sultan Kibad Sahriyal |
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| 1830 - 54 24 Sultan Iskandar Qudraullah Muhammad Zamal Ul-Azam |
| 1854 - 84 30 Sultan Muhammad Makakwa |
| 1884 - 8 4 Sultan Mohammad Jalal Ud-din Pablu |
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| 1521 Philippines discovered by Ferdinand Magellan. He was later killed in battle in central Philippines in same year. |
@ Cebu1565 - 71 6
Manila 1571 - 1898 327
Spanish
Roman Catholicism
Colony
Philippines
| 1567 - 1872 305 Philippine revolts against Spain. Philippines. Spain,
Filipino Loyalists, Spanish Colonial Loyalists vs Dagohoy rebel group,
other Filipino rebel groups, British supporters |
| 1571 - 81 Manila Cathedral |
| 1580 - 1819 Malolos Cathedral |
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1565 - 1898 333
| 1610 Battle of Playa Honda |
| 1617 Battle of Playa Honda |
| 1624 Battle of Playa Honda |
| 1646 Battle La Naval de Manila |
| 1647 Battle of Puerto de Cavite |
| 1689 - 1909 18 Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral |
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1565 - 1898 333
| 1809 - 10 1 Quino Revolution Philippines part of Spanish American wars of independence Imperial Forces of Spain Rebels |
1896 - 8 2 Philippine Revolution. Philippines. Katipunan
Sovereign, Tagalog Nation,
Philippines,
United States vs Kingdom of Spain
| 1896 Battle of Binakayan-Dalahican. |
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Spanish & native languages
Roman Catholicism
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Philippine Constabulary
Philippine Scouts First Philippine Republic
Katipunan
Pulajanes
Sultanate of Sulu
Moro people |
| 1913 Malvar surrender (Irreconcilables active) |
| 1850 - 96 46 Marcelo H. del Pilar, Philipino writer, journalist, editor of La Solidaridad. |
| 1898 United States gains control of Cuba, Puerto Rico, & Philippines after SpanishAmerican War. |
| 1808 Metropolitan Cathedral of San Fernando |
| 1874 - 1956 Jaro Cathedral |
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