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wax with Luang P'rabang, 151 ;
becomes tributary to Siam, 151 ; East India Company: relations
disputes between rulers, 154 ; with Siam, 162, 190, 199,
re-annexed to Burma, 194,
165 ;
201, 202, 205 ; war with Siam,
Burmese relinquish claims, 166 ; 206, 219, 220
re-annexed to Burma, 169 ; 207, 208, 209, ;
envoy sent to Siam, 276
further trouble with Burma, 177 ;
Ekat'at, King of Siam, 237;
appeals to Siam, 191 ; captured
becomes King, 239
; character,
by King Narai, 192 ; regains 239 ; reforms, 239 ; war with
temporary independence, 229 ; Burma, abdicates, 241 ;
assists King of Pegu, 235 ; again reassumes 240 ; 242 ; coun-
crown,
taken by Burmese, 243 ; rebels tenances Burmese rebels, 243 ;
against Burmese, 244 ; Burmese fresh war with Burma, 243 ;
misrule, 260 ; invasion and cap- of
ture of city by King Taksin, 262- incompetence during siege
Ayut'ia, 246 ; flees from Palace,
263 ; Burmese attack, 266 ; city 249
abandoned, 266 re -established, ; death, 249 ; cremation of,
253
;
274 Ekat'otsarot, King of Siam, 128
. ;
Chiengrai, 78
made Regent, 129 ; courage at
Chiengsen, 49, 55, 69, 78, 151, 154, of made
siege Ayut'ia, 136 ;
265, 274
Maha Uparat, 139 ; slays Bur-
Chin Chantu, P'ya, 129
mese Prince, 143 ; becomes King,
China, 39, 47, 48, 55, 70, 71, 79, 146,
158 ; system of taxation, 158 ;
235
foreign relations, 159 ; Japanese
Chinese Rebellion, 232 execution of
body-guard, 159 ;
Chit, Prince, 245 his son, 160 ; dies, 160 ; character,
See RAMA V
Chulalongkora, King. 1 60
Chulamam, Wat, 90 Emerald Buddha, 93, 94, 268
Chulasakarat Era, 127, 181
Extra-terntonahty in Siam, 195,
Ciladitya, King of Kanyakubja, 45
278
Clement IX, Pope, 197
Clifford, Sir Hugh, 40, 46
Coates, Captain John, 205, 207
Coedes, Professor G., 8, 25 (fn.), 60 Fa, King of Nanchao, 35
Fang, Pnest-King of. See RUAN
(fn.)
Fang, Muang, Foundation of, 50
Coelho, D. de, Portuguese Envoy,
Fang Ken, King of Chiengmai, 78,
98 82
Colbert, 200
Farges, des, in command of French
Commerce in Siam, 163
troops in Siam, 210, 213, 217
Crawfurd, Dr. J., mission to Siam,
Fernandez, Portuguese Envoy, 97
276
Firearms, earliest use in Siam, 77
(and fn.), 78
Flons, P. W., 160 (fn.), 162
Dala, P'ya, Governor of Martaban,
Footprint of Buddha, 170
154, 163, 164
Dala, P'ya, becomes King of Pegu,
235 ; captured by Alaungpaya, Golconda, 205, 206
236 ; executed, 264
Gyaing, 102
Damrong Rajanubhab, Prince, 8,
25 (fn.), and passim H
Debt, law of, 185
Debt Slavery, law of, 186 Hamilton, Alexr., 221
Dhammathat, 127 Hang, Mfiang, 156
Dtia, Nai. See StU, KING P'RACHAO Heliopolis, Bishop of, 195, 196, 197
Dutch in Siam, 159, 162 ; war with Heylyn's Gosmographie, 41 (fn.),
English, 167 ; relations with 160 (fn.)
King Prasat T'ong, 177, 179, 180, Hill, John, 209, 218
182, 183, 184 ; compound cap- Hioun Tsang (Chinese monk), 45
tured by Burmese, 247 Hippon,,Captain, 162