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CHP-260 Terms The History of the Thai-Chinese (Part 2) Ep. 260 Also written Ayutthaya and Ayodhya, City north of Bangkok that was site of a Ayudhya Kingdom. 艾尤塔雅 อยุธยา Siamese kingdom that lasted 1350 to 1767 Cháoshàn 潮汕 Chaozhou and Shantou combined Cháozhōunese 潮州人 Someone born in or descended from the the Chaozhou-Shantou-Jieyang region Dà Qīng Lùlì 大清律例 The Great Qing Code….the legal code for the Qing Empire A Northern Chinese people who migrated to the south of China in ancient times. Hakka 客家 แคะ Called "Guest People" Fujianese people primarily from the northern part of the province, centered around the Hokchiu 福州 ฝูโจว capital of Fuzhou Overseas Fujian people who primarily came from the south, around Xiamen and Hokkien 福建 ฝูเจี้ยน Zhangzhou and all points in between These were bans against trading, leaving China and engaging in any trade Hǎijìn 海禁 that involved boats on the sea. Effectively limited trade to the tribute type only Hǎinánese 海南人 People from the island province of Hainan khunnang Thai word for nobles Founder of the Burmese Alaungpaya Dynasty. Reigned 1752 to 1760. Unified Upper King Alaungpaya 雍笈牙 အေလာင်းဘုရား and lower Burma King Borommakot 波隆摩閣 บรมโกศ King of Siam who reigned from 1733 to 1758 King Hsinbyushin 辛標信 Burmese king who reigned 1763 to 1776. Led the destruction of Ayudhya ဆင်ြဖှင် สมเด็จพระนารายณมห Narai the Great, King of Siam during the most prosperous period in the history of the King Narai 那莱王 Ayudhya Kingdom. Reigned from 1656 to 1688. Her was the son of King Prasat าราช Thong King Naungdawgyi 囊陀基 Burmese king who reigned 1760-1763 ေနာင်ေတာ်ကီ King Suriyenthrathibodi 素里延塔鐵菩提 สุริเยนทราธิบดี King of Siam 1703 to 1709 สมเด็จพระที่นั่งบรรยงค Also known as King Phet. Reigned 1709-1733. Was a real friend of the ethnic King Thai Sa 泰沙 รัตนาสน Chinese Kāngxī 康熙 Long reigning Qing Dynasty emperor. 1661-1722 he sat on the throne Ligor The city of Nakhon Si Thammarat. Site of the ancient kingdom of Ligor (see below) 16th century pirate who, legend has it, sent out the call to the Teochews back in the Lín Dàoqián 林道乾 homeland to come on out to Siam. Míng 明朝 ราชวงศหมิง Chinese dynasty that ran 1368-1644 เทศบาลนครนครศรีธรร Nakhon Si Thammarat 那空是贪玛叻 Europeans called this land the Kingdom of Ligor มราช The South Seas, the Chinese name for the Southeast Asian Region (not to be confused Nányáng 南洋 with 南阳Nanyang, Henan Province) Patani 泰国南部三府 ปตานี City in Southern Thailand close to the Malaysia border Phetracha 帕碧罗阇王 เพทราชา King of Siam 1688 to 1703 The most powerful ministry in Siam. Responsible for foregn trade, foreign relations Phrakhlang Ministry กรมพระคลัง and the treasury Qiánlóng 乾隆 Another long-reigning emperor who ruled China 1735-1796 Scipio Africanus Aemilianus 小西庇阿 Roman general and statesman. Lived 186-129 BCE. Destroyer of Carthage Third Qing Emperor and the first Qing emperor to rule over China after the conquest Shùnzhì 顺治 in 1644 Chinese dynasty that ran 960-1279. The "Southern" Song commenced in 1127 with Southern Sòng 南宋 the establishment of the new capital in present day Nanjing. สมเด็จพระเจาตากสินม Taksin 达信大帝 / 郑昭 The King of Thonburi, Chinese name Zheng Zhao 郑昭. Lived 1734-1782 หาราช Teochew 潮州 แตจิ๋ว Chinese born or descended from the Chaoshan region of eastern Guangdong province Yuán 元朝 ราชวงศหยวน The Mongol Yuan Dynasty 1271-1368 Yōngzhèng 雍正 Emperor in China 1709-1722 and father to Qianlong.
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