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Far East Kingdoms

South East Asia


Sukhothai Kingdom AD 1238 - 1438 Founded in the north-central region in 1238 by two Thai governors, Khun Bang Klang Thao (Si Inthrathit) and Khun Pha Muang. Government was by Patriarchic Politics, and was the first Thai leadership to be established without Khmer domination. The Sukhothai Period was considered to be a golden age of Thai culture. During that time, everybody could say 'there are fish in the water and rice in the fields', in other words, an abundance of resources. Potters entered Thai artistry and extensive trade was established with the Khmer and India. The first Thai writing system was created (derived from Khmer) by King Ramkhamhaeng.
c.1240 - 1270	Sri Indraditya
c.1270 - 1279	Ban Muang
c.1279 - 1298	Ramkhamhaeng
1298 - 1346/7	Lo Thai
1346 - 1347	Ngua Nam Thom
1347 - 1368/74	Mahathammaracha I Luthai	His rule may have begun in 1346.
1368/74 - 1398	Mahathammaracha II
1398 - 1419	Mahathammaracha III
1419 - 1438	Mahathammaracha IV
1438	Sukhothai is conquered by Ayuddhya.

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