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Poŭthĭsăt

Cambodia
Also known as: Pursat
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  • Chan I

    …was crowned at Pursat (PoÅ­thÄ­săt), south of the Tonle Sap (ā€œGreat Lakeā€), in 1516. Ruling from Pursat until 1528, he reorganized the Cambodian army and held the Thais in abeyance. When he gained control of the city of Lovek (between the present Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, and the Tonle…

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    …was crowned at Pursat (PoÅ­thÄ­săt), south of the Tonle Sap (ā€œGreat Lakeā€), in 1516. Ruling from Pursat until 1528, he reorganized the Cambodian army and held the Thais in abeyance. When he gained control of the city of Lovek (between the present Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, and the Tonle…

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