The dominant Tai kingdom for four centuries, a major center of Indian Ocean trade that was sacked by Burma in 1767, bringing the kingdom to an end.
Destroyed by the Burmese Konbaung dynasty when King Hsinbyushin's forces besieged and sacked Ayutthaya on 7 April 1767, ending the 417-year-old kingdom and taking 30,000 captives back to Burma.
The atlas holds 8 border frames for Ayutthaya Kingdom — the shape you scrub through changes in 1351 · 1446 · 1496 · 1515 · 1565 · 1625 · 1675 · 1708.
Ayutthaya features prominently as a key entrepot in Reid's analysis of Southeast Asian commerce.
The current standard one-volume regional history covering Funan, the Khmer Empire, Pagan, and the Thai kingdoms in their long context.
Thai national epic poem/folk tale whose story is explicitly set in Ayutthaya-era Siam; this is the standard scholarly English translation of the traditional composite text.