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INDEX

Bant'un Noi, Prince, 227. See
BOROMOKOT, KING
Acheen, 196 Be*rythe, Bishop of, 195, 196, 200
Don Tello
Aguirre, de, Spanish
Bhureng Noung, King of Burma :
Ambassador, 149 becomes King, 116; captures
Ailao, 32
Chiengmai, 117; invades Siam,
Alaungpaya, King of Burma, 236 ; 118; returns to Burma, 119;
invades Siam, 240 ; death of, 242 attacks Chiengmai, 120 ; renews
Albuquerque captures Malacca, 97 war with Siam, 122 ; captures
Alexander VII, Pope, 196
Ayut'ia, 124; invades Wieng-
Alienma, Governor of Pegu, 54 chan, 128 ; dies, 130
Anderson's English Intercourse with
Bintale", King of Burma, 191
Siam, 28 Bo Mayu Nguan, Burmese Governor
81
Angkor Tom, 46, 47, 76, (fn.) of Chiengmai, 260, 262, 263
81
Angkor Wat, 46, 47, (fn.) Bo Supla, Burmese General, 262,
Anurak Songk'ram, Prince, burns
263
down part of Bangkok, 271 Boroma Trailokanat, King of Siam :
Anurutha, King of Burma, 47, 50 made Governor of P'ltsanulok,
Ap'ai, Prince, 229 ; war with Maha 8 1 ; becomes King, 83 ; reforms
Uparat, 231 ; escapes from administration, 84 ; legislation,
Palace, 232 ; captured and exe- 84, 85, 86 ; wars with Chiengmai,
cuted, 232
87-93 ; capture of Malacca, 88 ;
Ap'ai Tot, Prince, 212, 214 moves to P'itsanulok, 88
capital ;
Appeal, law of, 184 becomes Buddhist pnest, 90;
Arakan, 150, 152, 153
captures Tavoy, 94; dies, 94;
Asoka, King of Maghada, 43
character, 94
At'ityawong, King of Siam, 175
Borommet, Prince, 232
Ayut'ia : Foundation of, 62, 63 ; Boromokot, King of Siam : made
fire at, 104 ; first siege by Bur- Maha Uparat, 227; dispute
mese, 113; second siege, 118; civil war
about succession, 229 ;
third captured by
siege, 124 ; with Prince Ap'ai, 231 ; becomes
Burmese, 124 ; sacked by Japan-
King, 232 ; executes opponents,
ese, 161 ; attacked by rebels, 219 ;
232; family troubles, 233;
besieged by Alaungpaya, 241 ; friendly relations with Burma,
last siege and destruction by
234; treatment of ex-King of
Burmese, 247-250; retaken by to Cam-
Pegu, 235 ; sends army
Siamese, 252 ; rebellion at, 270 ; bodia, 236; receives Ceylonese
and passim and sends
religious
Azevedo, Miranda, Portuguese Am- envoys to Ceylon, 237; has
mission
bassador, 98
Uparat flogged to death, 237;
dies, 238 ; character, 238 ; legis-
B lation, 238
Boromoraja I, King of Siam:
Ban Mtiang, King of Suk'ot'ai, 53 defeats Cambodians, 65 ; becomes
Bangkok, 210, 245, 253 (fn,) King, 70; sends embassy to
Bangrachan village resists Burmese, China, 70 ; war with Suk'ot'ai,
246 71, 72 ; war with Chiengmai, 73 ;
Banteay Mas, Battle of, 227 dies, 74
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