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Khmer-Champa War
In the 1190s, the decades-long conflict between the Khmer Empire and the Kingdom of Champa intensified again;…
Timeline
- 1191–1193Champa · ChampaAfter earlier Khmer conquest, Champa's factions split; in the early 1190s local chiefs and exiled royals vied for power, with frequent friction along the Khmer border.
- 1194–1198Central Champa · ChampaKhmer armies marched south repeatedly, installing or deposing Champa kings in an attempt to control coastal trade routes and rice plains through pro-Khmer rulers.
- 1197–1199Southern Champa · ChampaChampa's local forces continued resisting in coastal and highland areas; though the Khmer could briefly control the capital region, they could not absorb Champa long-term, and the two sides fell into a stalemate.
Sources
- George Coedès, The Indianized States of Southeast Asia — George Coedès
- Maspero, Le royaume de Champa — Georges Maspero