I am grateful for your explanation of Thailand's history and origin. Sadly, their past has been erased and rewritten in their favor. Their history taught me that they were not willing to accept failure or insulting their ancestors, even if it was accurate.
@SD-NETWORK2 ай бұрын
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@ruethaivongvipasmitakul425111 күн бұрын
I am a old Thai lady in sixties. I am surprised at your comment. I learnt Thai history at the school. Thai immigrated from China down to the south and established Sukotai kingdom. When Thai officials visited China, they met Thai and were amused by old Thai language.
@angsamlap589111 күн бұрын
@@ruethaivongvipasmitakul4251 I apologize if my comment is not appropriate and I hope you don't feel upset. I am from the 60s, myself and my grandfather, who is 105 years old (born1850) before he passed away, live in both countries and know most of the history of Thai and Khmer. He wrote an event and I still have it today. I am certain that I will become familiar with the history based on that.
@ruethaivongvipasmitakul425111 күн бұрын
Thank you for your apology. Thai officials may be interested in your grandfather's knowledge to clarify the history. Thai usually treat Cambodian like cousin. My belief is based on Thai minority living in China. They have not become extinct yet. Thank to China.
@hf..727129 күн бұрын
concrete fact: the Global Geography Map will show about Khmer Empire Civilization Territorials before the foreigns invasion . It is indeed a massive and gigantic territorials of Ancient Khmer Empire .
@dreadtired57034 күн бұрын
I see you in every channel are you in a search to find about khmer empire so you could sleep better at night when you hear something good about it? Let me tell you your first king was Trosok Pream.
Great video! Narration was well done. The artwork was amazing! Got a new sub
@SD-NETWORK8 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video, especially the narration and artwork. Welcome to the community as a new subscriber! If there's anything specific you'd like to see or learn about in future videos, feel free to let me know. Looking forward to bringing you more engaging content. ☺
@theslayer80718 ай бұрын
@SD-NETWORK you've got some good content for me to catch up on lol but anything ancient civilization! There are plenty more to choose from. Megalithic cultures always spark some fancy! But really, just keep doin what you're doin! Excellent work
@SD-NETWORK8 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you're enjoying the content, especially the exploration of ancient civilizations and megalithic cultures. Your encouragement keeps me motivated to continue sharing fascinating stories. If there's any specific ancient civilization or topic you'd like me to cover in the future, feel free to let me know. I'm here to make content that you find engaging and interesting. Thanks for being part of this journey! 🌍📚😊❤@@theslayer8071
@simondanielsen19116 ай бұрын
This has to be narrated by a computer, right? The voice is so bland and, well, American. I wish they'd correct the numerous spelling mistakes in the text too, its dreadful.
@hf..727129 күн бұрын
Ayutthaya at first was a small city kingdom on northwestern edge of the great powerful Khmer ( Cambodia) Empire. Less than centuries Thai king raid and sack their great Capital of Khmer Angkor for the last time in 1431.
@SD-NETWORK28 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing that information! The rise of Ayutthaya and its interactions with the Khmer Empire is a fascinating chapter in Southeast Asian history. It's interesting to see how Ayutthaya, starting as a small city, eventually grew powerful enough to challenge and sack Angkor. The complexities of these historical relationships really highlight the dynamic nature of the region during that period.
@hf..727128 күн бұрын
@@SD-NETWORK your very welcome ! The word “ Angkor “ translate in real Khmer context meaning as “ Empire” or “ Palace “ because during Khmer Empire Civilization ruled over most of South East Asia Mainland even stretches as far as north of Southern of China ! FYI : please search the World Geography Map of “ Khmer Empire Civilization Territorial “ Ayutthaya in Khmer ( Cambodian ) Sanskrits language Ayutt meaning Conqueror or Battle
@SD-NETWORK28 күн бұрын
@@hf..7271 Thanks again for the insightful information! The meaning behind the word 'Angkor' adds even more depth to understanding the Khmer Empire's influence in Southeast Asia. The vast reach of the Khmer Empire is indeed impressive, and it's fascinating to learn how language and territorial influence are so closely intertwined in this history. I'll definitely look into the geographical extent of the Khmer Empire and appreciate you sharing these details about the meaning of 'Ayutt' in Sanskrit as well!
In the past, in Vietnam, we defeated ayuthaiya called the Siamese army when we robbed A NAM and captured the Siamese general, taking the woman's vaginal blood and smearing it on the enemy general's head. From then on, the robbers were never seen passing by again
@trilli79144 ай бұрын
One of the best unbiased videos of thailands history thank you for making it
@SD-NETWORK4 ай бұрын
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@saleemanman19634 ай бұрын
Who is your king? Kmer never and ever had the kingdom. In the world history.
There are a lot of opinions. Ayutthaya is a former Khmer military post. MAYBE
@saranferriman93023 ай бұрын
Nahh it’s Siam Kuk if you look it up your rock wall u tryna delete lmao.
@hf..727129 күн бұрын
@@SD-NETWORK For clarification just look up from the World Geography Map about Khmer Empire Civilization Territorials it is indeed a massive territorials. Then you’ll see were Ayutthaya location at first ! Thanks
@Templeboyviii6 ай бұрын
Is this completely done with AI?
@SD-NETWORK6 ай бұрын
No
@Templeboyviii6 ай бұрын
@@SD-NETWORK do get me wrong the images are nice, but I'm curious of your angle of not displaying images of actual sites, people, or historical source materials that more properly go along with the information. Personally the architectural atmosphere that your images represent are slightly misleading as they show features that are not characteristics of the historical places. I don't mean to insult, im genuinely curious.
@SD-NETWORK6 ай бұрын
We're facing a challenge as KZbin restricts the use of duplicate content, making it difficult to obtain genuine pictures. Currently, our focus is on increasing our subscriber count to 10,000. Once we achieve this milestone, we plan to purchase authentic video clips to incorporate into the documentary. We appreciate your kind comment. Thank you!@@Templeboyviii
@veronicalogotheti11628 ай бұрын
Thank you
@SD-NETWORK8 ай бұрын
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@msnmorningglory12903 ай бұрын
Complete your history with these facts . Pyu Burmese are the first Theravada Buddhist kingdom in Southeast Asia well recorded in Chinese tang dynasty history : the gold Pali texts of Theravada Buddhism was found in Sriketra Pyu ancient cities and there are many Buddhist stupas and pagodas of 2nd century BCE to 9th century CE ( Pyu UNESCO heritages sites ) while mon dvavati is Mahayana branch esoteric Buddhism and Hinduism mixed. Lanna got Theravada Buddhism from Bagan empire and AvaKingdom of Burma . Thai got Theravada Buddhism from burma not from srilanka .
@SD-NETWORK3 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing these insightful historical facts! It's fascinating to learn about the early spread of Theravada Buddhism in Southeast Asia. While Pyu indeed played a significant role in the dissemination of Theravada Buddhism, it's important to note that Theravada Buddhism also had connections with Sri Lanka, particularly through missionary activities. Additionally, while the influence of Burmese Buddhism on Thai Buddhism is well-documented, it's worth mentioning that Thai Buddhism also has deep roots in the Srivijaya and Dvaravati cultures. Buddhism's journey through the region is rich and complex, reflecting the diverse cultural exchanges that have shaped Southeast Asia's spiritual landscape.
@MrMaksimmilian2 ай бұрын
First of all Mon Dvaravati was Theravada Buddhism branch for sure 100% In archeological site had found many evidence about Theravada such as Sema stone(sema stone used in Theravada only) Inscription of phra prathom Jedee stupa had written in Pallava script with Bali "Ye dhammā hetuppabhavā, Tesaṃ hētuṃ tathāgato āha; Tesañca yo nirōdhō, Evaṃvādī mahāsamaṇō” Mean : Whatever dhammā (which are kamma bīja) that give rise to the rebirth process, causes for those to arise have been declared by the Buddha; (This teaching can be tracked in Theravada only, not found in Mahayana or Vajrayana) A Buddhist temple, Wat Phra Pathom, had been established around the year 325 BCE, and the stupa had been built around the year 193 BCE. The original structure is believed to be similar with the Great Stupa in Sanchi india, with a simple hemispherical brick structure built over the relics of Gautama Buddha with a structure on the top of the stupa in the shape of a chatra Ref: Phra Pathom Chedi". Archived from the original on 2015-05-28. Retrieved 2014-08-26. Ref : Recueil des inscriptions du Siam deuxieme partie : inscriptions de Dvaravati, de Crivijaya et de Lavo This is the proof that Central of Thailand got Theravada via sea trade port such as Sri vichaiya from Sri Lanka not pyu. Second The lanna kingdom before establishment. Northern tai people already had found Yok-Nok chiangsan kingdom (5-12CE) and got Indianization (Theravada branch from Haripunchai kingdom of Mon) by inscription Chamdevi said that the Haripunchai sent tribute and Buddhist monk embassadors to establish Buddhism in Northern part of Thailand. However less time Lanna kingdom got some more Buddhism Theravada elements from Bagan. FROM THE FIRST FLOW OF THERAVADA IN THAILAND. NOTHING HERE CONNECTED WITH PYU SRI KASETRA.
@msnmorningglory129028 күн бұрын
@@MrMaksimmilian excavation of dvaravati shows much of Mahayana type Buddhism + shiva linga worshiping ( hiudusim ) and Theravada evidence is not much and later .While Pyu is mainly Theravada Buddhism ( strong evidence with exacavation and comtemporary Chinese records . ) Here’s a glimpse of Pyu Theravada Buddhism by a scholar : The oldest surviving Buddhist texts in Pali language come from the relic chamber of a Buddhist stupa at Sriketra, Burma ( Pyu Burmese Theravada Buddhism kingdom of 2nd century BC to 9th century AD.#Unesco heritage site) They consist of a twenty leaf manuscript of solid gold and a large glided reliquary of silver.A new and exhaustive palaeographic study of these inscriptions shows that they dated fr 5th century AD. Unlike all the other Buddhist societies of Southeast Asia , evidences of Mahayana contacts in Pyu Burmese cities is SCANT. It is clear that Pyu Burmese kingdoms were in contact with several Indian kingdoms in the south,east as well as north but stood in tutelary relationships to none. From the earliest evidence Pyu Buddhist writing, art architecture shows processes of adaptation at work that laid the foundation of distinctive Burmese traditions of Buddhism within the greater Buddhist euumene ( crd to ASajji)
@MrMaksimmilian28 күн бұрын
@@msnmorningglory1290 main religion in Dvaravati wasn't hindu or Mahayana it was Theravada. As Khmer inscription by Rajendarvarman in east Me bon temple(9AD), who lead the war against Ramanya people, Rajendravarman got cultural exchange between Dvaravati and Chenla. Chenla got Theravada Dvaravati got more Hindu and Mahayana influence. The Sema stone and Dhama chakra are the symbol of Theravada, spreaded in Isan region and part of Cambodia. And no evidence that connected between Dvaravati and pyu about religional exchange such as architecture elements from pyu or loan words in the inscriptions. Instantly the srithep stupa used the Indian elements from Gupta art directly such as the base of stupa - direct structure and pattern from Gupta art. Or the hindu statue such as Suriya deva or sun god and Buddha statue standing in "tribhanga formation" especially Buddha statue sitting with the hand sign of the first teching for the First Five Disciples is a duplication of Gupta art. this is an evidence that srithep got some indian influence directly from various way of trading routes. More over the pyu people aren't the Burmese, the Burmese came from China later around 7-8CE. The ancient pyu people suspected to be speaker of Sino-tibetan language however it's different from Burmese family language. Now the Pyu language is considered as an extinct language . And Arakan people claim that they are the successors of Pyu
@msnmorningglory129028 күн бұрын
@@MrMaksimmilian and another thing Pyu Sriketra city is the biggest city in all Southeast Asia during that time ( all historians unanimously concluded ) you can check in excavation reports ) . The Pyu kingdoms has 32 towns , 9 garrison town and 298 villages recorded in Tang dynasty history and only 5 of Pyu cities are just excavated . Because of political situation of burma since independence , pyu kingdom history was understated:
@TEAMEATSHIT2 ай бұрын
I think most thai accepted they have aceint khmer ancestory= khom But there nothing to be pround of khmer/cambodia last 100 years , so new generation have nothing do with currnt gen ! in the end is just pride from cambodia and thailand
@juliatafolla28169 ай бұрын
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@theslayer80719 ай бұрын
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@SD-NETWORK8 ай бұрын
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@mihoreacts4 ай бұрын
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@rothborin35112 ай бұрын
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@kimsthetropicalfruitshunte90928 ай бұрын
True History that Thai can't accept that they're khmer decendant... Sokothai came from Sokothey are Khmer that got mixed with lvo and syarm Chinese immigrants bloodline to became Siam then Thai...
@SD-NETWORK8 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your perspective on the historical connections between the Khmer and Thai cultures. History is often complex, and different viewpoints contribute to a richer understanding. It's fascinating to explore the cultural intersections and evolutions over time. I appreciate your input and the opportunity to learn more. If there are specific historical topics or details you'd like me to cover in future videos, feel free to suggest them. Let's continue to celebrate the diversity and richness of our shared history! 🌏🤝