The dominant power of mainland Southeast Asia for six centuries, builders of the Angkor temple complex and rulers of an empire stretching from Vietnam to the Bay of Bengal.
Ended when the Ayutthaya Kingdom captured the capital Angkor in 1431 after a seven-month siege; the Khmer court relocated south toward Phnom Penh, beginning the Post-Angkor period.
The atlas holds 6 border frames for Khmer Empire — the shape you scrub through changes in 802 · 950 · 1050 · 1150 · 1240 · 1340.
A foundational English-language study of Khmer political and cultural history.
The current standard one-volume regional history covering Funan, the Khmer Empire, Pagan, and the Thai kingdoms in their long context.