Realm · 1352–1767
Ayutthaya Kingdom
Ayutthaya Kingdom appears on the map from 1352 to 1767. At its greatest recorded extent, in 1600, it covered about 450,375 km².
Ayutthaya was founded in 1351 by King U Thong, who took the title Ramathibodi I, on an island where three rivers meet in Thailand's central plain. The kingdom absorbed the older Thai state of Sukhothai and in 1431 sacked Angkor, inheriting Khmer ideas of divine kingship. Its rulers built a highly organised state, with the sakdina system ranking every subject by land and duty. More about Ayutthaya Kingdom.
See Ayutthaya Kingdom on the map in 1600
- On the map
- 1352–1767
- Greatest extent
- 1600, about 450,375 km²
- Read more
- Wikipedia: Ayutthaya Kingdom · Wikidata Q841364
Territory through time
| Years | Area drawn |
|---|---|
| 1352–1374 | 7,488 km² |
| 1375–1394 | 288,685 km² |
| 1395–1449 | 320,542 km² |
| 1450–1452 | 383,904 km² |
| 1453–1458 | 383,598 km² |
| 1459–1506 | 393,651 km² |
| 1507–1511 | 393,564 km² |
| 1512–1528 | 404,261 km² |
| 1529–1546 | 404,376 km² |
| 1547–1563 | 404,403 km² |
| 1564–1571 | 393,604 km² |
| 1588–1594 | 382,305 km² |
| 1595–1599 | 432,494 km² |
| 1600–1618 | 450,375 km² |
| 1619–1661 | 382,305 km² |
| 1662–1669 | 420,187 km² |
| 1670–1690 | 382,305 km² |
| 1691–1708 | 393,604 km² |
| 1709–1733 | 393,687 km² |
| 1734–1740 | 393,632 km² |
| 1741–1751 | 393,660 km² |
| 1752–1761 | 415,858 km² |
| 1762 | 393,687 km² |
| 1763–1767 | 395,305 km² |
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- Ayutthaya Kingdom empire