State

Cambodia

country in Southeast Asia

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1953–1945
Founded
1953
Capital
Phnom Penh
Government
constitutional monarchy
Languages
Khmer
Religion
Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, animism

Overview

Cambodia, officially the Kingdom of Cambodia, is a country in Mainland Southeast Asia. It is bordered by Thailand to the northwest, Laos to the north, and Vietnam to the east, and has a coastline along the Gulf of Thailand in the southwest. It spans an area of about 181,035 km2 (69,898 sq mi), dominated by a low-lying plain and the confluence of the Mekong river and Tonlé Sap, Southeast Asia's largest lake. It is dominated by a tropical climate. Cambodia has a population of about 17 million people, the majority of whom are ethnically Khmer. Its capital and most populous city is Phnom Penh, followed by Siem Reap and Battambang.

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All rulers (107)

  1. Kulaprabhavati514–517 CE
  2. Shruta Varman550–555 CE
  3. Shreshtha Varman555–560 CE
  4. Vira Varman560–575 CE
  5. Kambuja-raja-lakshmi575–580 CE
  6. Bhavavarman I580–598 CE
  7. Mahendravarman598–610 CE
  8. Isanavarman I611–635 CE
  9. Bhavavarman II635–657 CE
  10. Jayavarman I657–681 CE
  11. Jayadevī681–713 CE
  12. Pushkaraksha716–730 CE
  13. Shambhuvarman730–760 CE
  14. Rajendravarman Ier760–780 CE
  15. Mahipativarman780–781 CE
  16. Jayavaraman II802–850 CE
  17. Jyeṣṭhāryā of Sambhupura803–900 CE
  18. Jayavarman III864–877 CE
  19. Indravarman I877–890 CE
  20. Yasovarman I889–910 CE
  21. Harshavarman I912–923 CE
  22. Ishanavarman II923–928 CE
  23. Jayavarman IV928–941 CE
  24. Harshavarman II941–944 CE
  25. Rajendravarman II944–968 CE
  26. Jayavarman V968–1000 CE
  27. Udayadityavarman I1001–1002
  28. Jayaviravarman1002–1011
  29. Suryavarman I1010–1050
  30. Udayadityavarman II1050–1066
  31. Harshavarman III1066–1080
  32. Jayavarman VI1080–1107
  33. Nripatindravarman1080–1113
  34. Dharanindravarman I1107–1112
  35. Suryavarman II1113–1150
  36. Dharanindravarman II1150–1160
  37. Yasovarman II1160–1165
  38. Tribhuvanāditya1166–1177
  39. Jayavarman VII1181–1218
  40. Indravarman II1218–1243
  41. Jayavarman VIII1243–1295
  42. Indravarman III1295–1308
  43. Indrajayavarman1308–1327
  44. Jayavarman IX Parameçvara1327–1336
  45. Neay Trasac Paem Chay1336–1340
  46. Borom Nipeanbot1340–1346
  47. Sithean Reachea1346–1347
  48. Lompong Reachea1347–1353
  49. Basat1353–1355
  50. Baat1355
  51. Kampang Pisey1355–1357
  52. Soriyoteï I1357–1366
  53. Barom Reamea1366–1373
  54. Thommo Soccoroch1373–1394
  55. Intharacha1394–1401
  56. Srei Soriyoavong1401–1417
  57. Barom Soccoroch1417–1421
  58. Ponhea Yat1421–1467
  59. Noreay Reachea1462–1468
  60. Srei Reachea1468–1477
  61. Srei Soriyoatey1472–1477
  62. Dhamma Raja I1474–1494
  63. Sdach Korn1504–1512
  64. Damkhat Sokonthor1504–1512
  65. Chan Reachea1516–1566
  66. Borom Reachea II1566–1576
  67. Preah Satha I1576–1596
  68. Chey Chestha I1585–1596
  69. Borom Reamea II1594–1596
  70. Preah Ream II1596–1597
  71. Borom Reachea III1596–1599
  72. Preah Keo Fa I1600–1603
  73. Borom Reamea III1600
  74. Borom Reachea IV1603–1618
  75. Chey Chestha II1618–1627
  76. Outey1627–1642
  77. Borom Reach Somphea1629–1630
  78. Ang Tong Reachea1630–1640
  79. Botum Reachea I1640–1642
  80. Borom Reachea V1642–1658
  81. Barom Reachea VI1658–1672
  82. Botum Reachea II1672–1673
  83. Preah Keo Fa II1673–1674
  84. Chey Chestha III1674
  85. Chey Chestha III1675–1695
  86. Queen Tey1687
  87. Reamea Thipadei I1695–1696
  88. Chey Chestha III1696–1700
  89. Preah Keo Fa III1700–1701
  90. Chey Chestha III1701–1702
  91. Dhamma Reachea III1702–1704
  92. Chey Chestha III1705–1706
  93. Dhamma Reachea III1707–1714
  94. Preah Keo Fa III1714–1722
  95. Satha II1722–1736
  96. Dhamma Reachea III1736–1747
  97. Thommo Reachea IV1747
  98. Ang Tong1748–1749
  99. Satha II1749
  100. Chey Chettha V1749–1755
  101. Ang Tong1756–1757
  102. Outey II1758–1777
  103. Ang Non II1775–1779
  104. Ang Eng1779–1796
  105. Talaha (Pok)1796–1806
  106. Sisowath Monivong1927–1941
  107. Norodom Sihanouk1941–1955

Records (12)

  1. 1431 — Siege of AngkorSiege
  2. 1587 — Siamese-Cambodian War of 1587War
  3. 1591–1594 — Ayutthayan–Cambodian WarWar
  4. 1593–1597 — Cambodian–Spanish WarWar
  5. 1603 — Siamese-Cambodian War of 1603War
  6. 1622 — Siamese-Cambodian War of 1622War
  7. 1643–1644 — Cambodian–Dutch WarWar
  8. 1714–1717 — Siamese-Cambodian War of 1714–1717War
  9. 1771–1773 — Siamese–Vietnamese War of 1771-1773War
  10. 1785 — Battle of Rach Gam-Xoai MutBattle · Tay Son ▸ Siam
  11. 1831–1834 — Siamese–Vietnamese War of 1831-1834War
  12. 1841–1845 — Siamese–Vietnamese War of 1841–1845War

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