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Mangrai
Mangrai was the founding king of Lan Na in the 13th–14th centuries (c. 1239–1317), who succeeded to the throne of Ngoen Yang around 1259, founded Chi…
Timeline
- 1259–1261Chiang Saen · Chiang Rai ProvinceAround 1259 Mangrai succeeded his father Lao Meng as ruler of Ngoen Yang in the upper Mekong region, and began planning the unification of the surrounding Tai polities.
- 1262–1270Chiang Rai · Chiang Rai ProvinceIn 1262 Mangrai founded Chiang Mai... [continuing]
- 1271–1317Chiang Mai · Chiang Mai ProvinceAfter the 1270s Mangrai continued his southern campaigns, conquering Hariphunchai in 1292 and founding Chiang Mai in 1296 as the Lan Na capital, unifying a vast area of northern Thailand until his death in 1317.
Sources
- A Short History of Thailand — David K. Wyatt (2003)
- The Nan Chronicle (1995)