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Politics of Reform in Thailand: Education in the Reign of King Chulalongkorn (S.East Asia) by D.K. Wyatt, 1970-08-20 Buddhadasa: Theravada Buddhism and Modernist Reform in Thailand by Peter A. Jackson, 2003-06 The Traditional Music of Thailand by David Morton, 1976-06 Historical Dictionary of Thailand (Historical Dictionaries of Asia, Oceania, and the Middle East) by Gayla S. Nieminen, 2005-10-04 Tearing Apart the Land: Islam and Legitimacy in Southern Thailand by Duncan McCargo, 2008-09 A Conspiracy of Silence: The Insurgency in Southern Thailand (Perspectives Series) by Zachary Abuza, 2009-06-15 Thailand: The Lotus Kingdom by Alistair Shearer, 1989 Studies in Thai History: Collected Articles by David K. Wyatt, 1999-06 Prehistoric Thailand: From Early Settlement to Sukhothai (River Books) by Charles Higham, R. Thosarat, 1999-03-01 The History of Siam, 1688 (Treasures from the Past) by Marcel Le Blanc, 2004-02

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61. THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE-THAILAND S HISTORY
    THE MINISTRY OF FINANCEthailand S history. The management of national revenue goes back to the 15th century to the establishment  
    http://www2.mof.go.th/history.htm

62. Thailand's History
    Home About thailand thailand s history. thailand s history, Early years The Thais, most historians believe, began migrating from  
    http://www.thaiembassy.jp/thailand/e-history.htm
    
    Extractions: The Thais, most historians believe, began migrating from southern China in the early part of the Christian era. At first they formed a number of city-states in the northern part of what is present-day Thailand, in places like Chiang Saen, Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai, but these were never strong enough to exert much influence outside the immediate region. Gradually the Thais migrated further south to the broad and fertile central plains, and expanded their dominance over nearly the entire Indochina Peninsula. Contradictory as it may seem, however, recent archaeological discoveries around the northeast hamlet of Ban Chiang suggest that the world’s oldest Bronze Age civilization was flourishing in Thailand some 5,000 years ago. Sukhothai was the first Thai kingdom. It was founded in 1238 by two Thai governors, Khun Bang Klang Thao (Sri Inthrathit) and Khun Pha Muang who rebelled against the Khmers; and gave independence to the region. Sukhothai period was the most flourishing period of Thailand. It gained independence in 1238 and quickly expanded its boundary of influence. Sukhothai period was considered to be a golden age of Thai culture.

63. Phrapathomchedi Homepage, The Great Pagoda In Thailand. History
    history of Phrapathomchedi Pagoda,the great Pagoda in thailand. PHRA PATHOM CHEDI WEB SITE. Welcome to the Great Pagoda in thailand.  
    http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Shores/7648/HTML/en-right.htm

64. Phrapathomchedi Homepage, The Great Pagoda In Thailand. History
    history of Phrapathomchedi Pagoda,the great Pagoda in thailand. HISORY OF PRA PATHOM CHEDI. PHRA PATHOM CHEDI. By MC Subhadradis Diskul.  
    http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Shores/7648/HTML/en-history-01.htm

65. Thailand's History
    thailand s Main Page. thailand s history/Background. thailand Before 1932, thailand s history can be divided into three kingdoms. Under  
    http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/thailand/pro-history.htm
    
    Extractions: Thailand was known for centuries as Siam and is the only country in Southeast Asia that was never colonized. It has been a constitutional monarchy ever since 1932 and has a parliamentarian form of government. Before 1932, Thailand's history can be divided into three kingdoms. Under the Sukhothai Kingdom ( , the King had absolute power over his subjects and paid close attention to their well-being, this was known as the paternalistic system of government. Following the Sukhothai Kingdom was the Ayutthaya Kingdom, which inherited extensive Khmer traditions and customs. Their system of government was based on the concept of divine rights. During this period, a clear division was seen between the civil and military administration and a strong centralized government. In 1767, with the establishment of the Rattanakosin Kingdom, the Ayutthaya system of government was adapted. During the late 19th century, the basis of the present system was formed by King Rama V when he carried out a a major reorganization of the central regional and local administrations. Back to Top...

66. History
    from India along with the expansion of Buddhism and Indian culture into thailand. This, of course, spanned many centuries of history and during this time the  
    http://www.thaimassage-bangkok.com/history_egl.htm
    
    Extractions: The earliest historical records of massage appear to be from China over 5,000 years ago during the reign of the Yellow Emperor, Huang Ti. Recommendations for massage as a means of helping the body to heal itself also appeared in the Indian book of Ayur Veda around 1,800 B.C. There are also numerous references to the benefits and uses of massage in the medical literature of many other cultures around the world. Even in the Bible there are many references to the "Laying-on-of-hands" as a method of curing sickness. Until recently, not only in the west but in Thailand also, the popularity of massage has been marred by the general population's puritanical attitude towards the body. Massage is now once more regarded as a legitimate method of health care because of the surge of interest in the many alternative approaches to conventional medicine, particularly in the types of body-oriented therapy.

67. Thailand Hotels & Resorts Online Reservation Services - EHOTELBOOKING.COM
    thailand means land of the free , and throughout its 800year history, thailand can boast the distinction of being the only country in Southeast Asia never to  
    http://www.ehotelbooking.com/about_2.html
    
    Extractions: The Thai people founded their kingdom in the southern part of China, which is Yunnan, Kwangsi and Canton today. A great number of people migrated south as far as the Chao Phraya Basin and settled down over the Central Plain under the sovereignty of the Khmer Empire, whose culture they probably accepted. The Thai people founded their independent state of Sukhothai around 1238 A.D., which marks the beginning of the Sukhothai Period Sukhothai Period (1238-1378 A.D.)

68. Thailand, History.
    thailand, history.  
    http://thailand.yinyangandtaichichuan.org/history.html
    
    Extractions: Thailand, History. Home. About Us. Religion. Geography. ... View Photos of Thailand. In the 19th century, Siam remained independent by playing off one European power against another. In 1932, a peaceful coup converted the country into a constitutional monarchy, and in 1939 Siam became Thailand. During WW II, the Thai government allowed Japanese troops to occupy Thailand. After the war, Thailand was dominated by the military and experienced more than twenty coups and countercoups interspersed with short-lived experiments with democracy. Democratic elections in 1979 were followed by a long period of stability and prosperity as power shifted from the military to the business elite.

69. Thailand's History
    This is called “the dawn of hapiness” or thought of as the golden era of thailand’s long history. In permission. thailand’s history.  
    http://www.goldenthailand.net/page6
    
    Extractions: Nanchao (650 to 1250) The people of Thailand founded a kingdom in southern China. This is, at the present Yunnan, Kwangsi and Canton. People migrated to as far as the Chao Phraya Basin. The people would settle here under the Khmer Empire’s sovereignty. The independent state of Sukhothai was founded around 1238 A.D. This gives birth to the period of Sukhothai. Sukhothai (1238 to 1378) Thai people begin to become a dominant force in this region in the 13th century. Eventually, the Thais begin asserting independence from the then present Khmer and Mon kingdoms. This is called “the dawn of hapiness” or thought of as the golden era of Thailand’s long history. In 1350 the state of Ayutthaya placed its influence over the state of Sukhothai. Ayutthaya (1350 to 1767) Khmer culture was adopted by Ayutthaya kings, such as Ayutthaya culture was placed over Sukhothai. Ayutthaya sovereign rulers were not the same type as Sukhothai’s paternal and accessible. Ayutthaya’s sovereigns were absolute monarchists that took the title of devaraja or god king. The earlier part of Ayutthaya, extension was made by placing its sovereignty over neigboring Thai principalities which led it into conflict with its neighbors. During the 17th century, Siam started to gain diplomatic and commercial relations with the west. In 1767 an invasion by Burmese was a success, the result was the capture of Ayutthaya. Despite this victory, the Burmese did not have control for long. A young general named Phya Taksin and his followers broke through the Burmese encirclement and escaped to Chantaburi. Seven months after the fall of Ayutthaya, he and his forces sailed back to the capital and expelled the Burmese occupation garrison.

70. Amnesty Int'l Thailand - History
    Amnesty International A brief history. Peter Benenson (Real Video Clip). Copyright 20012003, Amnesty International thailand. All rights reserved.  
    http://www.amnesty.or.th/About_AI/AIWorldwide/history/history.htm
    
    Extractions: (Real Video Clip) In 1961, London lawyer Peter Benenson read about a group of students in Portugal who were arrested and jailed for raising a toast to "freedom" in a public restaurant. This incident prompted him to launch a one-year campaign called " Appeal for Amnesty 1961 " in the London Observer, a local newspaper. The "Appeal for Amnesty" called for the release of all people imprisoned because of peaceful expression of their beliefs, politics, race, religion, color, or national origin. Benenson called these people, "prisoners of conscience." His plan was to encourage people to write letters to government officials in countries which had prisoners of conscience, calling for their release. The campaign grew enormously, spread to other countries, and by the end of 1961 the organization, Amnesty International, had been formed. Amnesty was founded on the principle that people have fundamental rights that transcend national, cultural, religious, and ideological boundaries. It worked to obtain prompt and fair trials for all prisoners, to end torture and executions, and to secure the release of prisoners of conscience. (Prisoners of conscience, as Amnesty International defines them, are people imprisoned solely because of their political or religious beliefs, gender, or their racial or ethnic origin, who have neither used nor advocated violence.) Amnesty International's

71. Thailand - History
    history. thailand Table of Contents LITTLE IS KNOWN of the earliest inhabitants of what is now thailand, but 5,000year-old archaeological  
    http://countrystudies.us/thailand/2.htm
    
    Extractions: History Thailand Table of Contents LITTLE IS KNOWN of the earliest inhabitants of what is now Thailand, but 5,000-year-old archaeological sites in the northeastern part of the country are believed to contain the oldest evidence of rice cultivation and bronze casting in Asia and perhaps in the world. In early historical times, a succession of tribal groups controlled what is now Thailand. The Mon and Khmer peoples established powerful kingdoms that included large areas of the country. They absorbed from contact with South Asian peoples religious, social, political, and cultural ideas and institutions that later influenced the development of Thailand's culture and national identity. The Tai, a people who originally lived in southwestern China, migrated into mainland Southeast Asia over a period of many centuries. The first mention of their existence in the region is a twelfth-century A.D. inscription at the Khmer temple complex of Angkor Wat in Cambodia, which refers to syam , or "dark brown" people (the origin of the term

72. ABX LOGISTICS - Thailand - History
    history. 1988. Incorporation of Thyssen Haniel Logistics (thailand) Ltd., a company truly expert in multimodal transport. 1999. Change  
    http://www.abxlogistics.com/TH/ENGLISH/history/index.aspx
    
    Extractions: Select Country Argentina Australia Austria Bangladesh Belarus Belgium Canada Chile Egypt France Germany Indonesia Ireland Italy Japan Malaysia Mexico Netherlands Nigeria Philippines Portugal Russia Singapore South Korea Spain Switzerland Taiwan Thailand Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom United States Of America Index History Careers Contacts History Incorporation of Thyssen Haniel Logistics (Thailand) Ltd., a company truly expert in multimodal transport. Change of name to ABX LOGISTICS (Thailand) Ltd. on becoming a member of the ABX LOGISTICS WORLDWIDE network, operating from some 500 locations in over 35 countries. Certification under ISO 9001:2000 by BVQI

73. THAI WORLD: MASTER OF THAI FOODS & THAI ATTRACTIONS
    Exporters of a large range of foods and beverages from thailand, including fruits, vegetables, meats, seafoods, eggs, noodles, and condiments. Company history, product details, and contact information.  
    http://www.tw.co.th/
    
    Extractions: TOURIST’S CHOSEN FRIED NOODLE MENU WITH ITS NOTABLE TASTE AND LOOK. BEST TO BE ADDED WITH SHRIMPS. THE BUDDHIST LAND Thailand is a country of Buddhism. 95 % of people are Buddhists. There are thousands of temples and the places of worship. SUKHOTHAI The dawn of happiness, the first capital city where Thai alphabets were created. "BANGKOK FASHION CITY" Never heard that before? How Bangkok can be a fashion city. You can find out by yourself. SIAM SQUARE, the recommended shopping place of Bangkok fashion. TASTE AS DRAGON Taste authentic Chinese foods at the Bangkok Chinatown. WHERE TO STAY SATHORN VILLE , one of the best serviced apartment in Bangkok. Very nice for long stay.

74. Thailand - History
    , crime and safety. •, time differences. •, books. •, meditation centres and retreats. •, entry requirements and visa extension. thailand history.  
    http://www.cityreference.com/thailand/history.htm

75. Nakhon Si Thammarat: A Glimpse Into Thailand's History... -- ThingsAsian Article
    Become a member of the ThingsAsian Community. See Also Related Topics Ancient history. Nakhon Si Thammarat A Glimpse Into thailand s history By Ee Lin Wan  
    http://www.thingsasian.com/browse/a/b/goto_article/article.1815.html
    
    Extractions: Getting there from by road is not easy the local bus we boarded from Hat Yai to Nakhon Si Thammarat is an excellent experience in "rough travel" imagine getting squashed three person to a seat meant for two, with people standing for the entire four-hour ride, some hanging onto the bus doors for their dear lives. Now I can understand why the bus drive prayed for so long at the small shrine placed on the dashboard before the trip! He really needed divine interference to ensure the safety of all the passengers and himself. But after that four-hour ride, I learnt something about human kindness. As we could not speak Thai, the conductor asked around the bus for someone who could speak English to find out where to drop us off. Then, we were dropped off right in front of the tourist office situated in the City Hall building. A slightly less adventurous way to travel from Hat Yai to Nakhon would be by shared taxis, where four passengers are squashed into the back seats of a 1960s Mercedes (with no air-condition!), and two passengers sharing the front seat. A more luxurious way is to hire an entire (air-conditioned!) taxi at around US 50 from Hat Yai to Nakhon Si Thammarat.

76. History Of Rice
    of rice ranks as one of the most important developments in history, for this the area of the Korat or in some sheltered basin area of northern thailand, in one  
    http://www.riceweb.org/History.htm
    
    Extractions: Here you will find a brief history of rice and some general information sources. There is so much to discover as one digs deeper into the world of rice that it cannot all fit in RiceWeb . We will use the General Information Sources area to point out some other sources as well as highlights or new linkages to explore. We hope that the many other World Wide Web sites that can be accessed through RiceWeb will also provide links from their sites to RiceWeb. Rice is intimately involved in the culture as well as the food ways and economy of many societies. For example, folklore tells us that when the Kachins of northern Myanmar (Burma) were sent forth from the center of the Earth, they were given the seeds of rice and were directed to a wondrous country where everything was perfect and where rice grew well. Rice is an integral part of their creation myth and remains today as their leading crop and most preferred food. In Bali, it is believed that the Lord Vishnu caused the Earth to give birth to rice, and the God Indra taught the people how to raise it. In both tales, rice is considered a gift of the gods, and even today in both places, rice is treated with reverence, and its cultivation is tied to elaborate rituals. Chinese myth, by contrast, tells of rice being a gift of animals rather than of gods. China had been visited by an especially severe period of floods. When the land had finally drained, people came down from the hills where they had taken refuge, only to discover that all the plants had been destroyed and there was little to eat. They survived through hunting, but it was very difficult, because animals were scarce. One day the people saw a dog coming across a field, and hanging on the dog's tail were bunches of long, yellow seeds. The people planted these seeds, rice grew, and hunger disappeared. Throughout China today, tradition holds that "the precious things are not pearls and jade but the five grains", of which rice is first.

77. IRD :: Thailand -- History
    For the fisheries programme, a book on the history, issues and prospects of development fisheries in thailand was published. On  
    http://www.th.ird.fr/centre/history/
    
    Extractions: Home Since 1985 , IRD (formerly ORSTOM) has assigned permanent researchers, engineers and technicians to work on social (anthropology, economy, geography) and biological Sciences (agronomy, soil and water management, health) in collaboration with universities, research centers, ministries, under an agreement of the DTEC (Department of Technical and Economic Cooperation). La démarche de l'IRD envers la Thaïlande est la résultante d'un questionnement scientifique abordé lors d'un séminaire international, co-organisé à Bangkok avec l'UNITAR (Institut des Nations Unies pour la formation et la Recherche ) en 1984 (16-22 Avril) et réunissant 15 pays d'Asie " Stratégies pour le futur de l'Asie ". La Thaïlande ayant fait des ouvertures à l'ORSTOM, une mission de prospection, effectu?e en janvier 1985 par Benoit ANTHEAUME, Bernard. VIENNE de l'ORSTOM et J. Mc KINNON, chercheurs néozélandais, ont permis d'identifier des projets de collaboration et des instituts partenaires. Close IRD Representative in Thailand Expertise on the Eastern seaboard Development Programme at office of the national Economic and social development board with secondment of two economist, as experts for industrial promotion (1987-1989) and for development planning (1987-1989)

78. HI-THAILAND : HISTORY
    THAI YOUTH HOSTELS ASSOCIATION (TYHA) history In 1957, a representative of the Association, and asked her to start a youth hostel project in thailand.  
    http://www.tyha.org/frameabout.html
    
    Extractions: The association reported the matter to the Ministry of Education and had their approval to start a youth hostel project under the auspices of the Women Volunteers Association. Under this project, two youth hostels were opened on January 2, 1960; one at Cholburi and another at Nakorn Nayok. In July of 1960, the Department of Highways allowed the youth hostel project to use two buildings on a hill near the Phra Buddha-Chaya Temple at Saraburi as the 3rd youth hostel in Thailand. " To promote the education of all young people of all nation, but especially young people of limited means by encouraging in them a greater knowledge, love and care of the countryside and an appreciation of the cultural values of towns and cities in all parts of the world, and as ancillary there, to provide hostels or other accomodation in which there shall be no distinctions of race

79. History And People
    thailand and Its People, In 1782, King Rama I established his new capital in Bangkok. Since 1932, thailand has had a constitutional monarchy.  
    http://www.york.ac.uk/inst/ltc/efl/courses/ALD/Pakorn/HistoryAndPeople.html
    
    Extractions: Thailand, also known as Siam, emerged in the 1200s when two Thai chieftains rebelled against the Khmer ruler and established the Thai kingdom in Sukhothai. However, it declined during the 1300s and became a vassal state of Ayutthaya. Ayutthaya became the centre of the kingdom for about 350 years. In 1767, Ayutthaya was destroyed by Burmese invaders. In 1782, King Rama I established his new capital in Bangkok. Since 1932, Thailand has had a constitutional monarchy. At present, H.M. King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the 9th King of the Chakri dynasty, who is loved and greatly respected, rules the country. Buddhism is the predominant religion, and Thai is the national language. The rich blend and ethnic diversity of Thai, Chinese, Malay, Mon, Lao and various hill tribes create the unique character of the Thai people. In 1994, the population of Thailand was about 60 millions.

80. Thailand's History - Sukhothai
    thailand kingdom sukhothai, sukhothai, si intrathit, si intradit, thailand_sukhothai.jpg (108728 bytes). Sukhothai is the ancient kingdom where Thai history  
    http://www.worldkidmag.com/wk3web/thailand/thailandweb/thailand_sukhothai.htm
    
    Extractions: thailand sukhothai, thai sukhothai, thailand first kingdom sukhothai, thailand kingdom sukhothai, sukhothai, si intrathit, si intradit The first Thai kingdom Sukhothai Sukhothai is the ancient kingdom where Thai history began, the place which Thais regard as the dawn of their national identity. The name, then, is appropriate, as it means "Dawn of Happiness." Sukhothai was freed in 1781 BE (Buddhist Era) or 1238 AD from the powerful Khmer empire which ruled from their capital of Angkor, in neighboring Cambodia.* The initial King, Si Inthrathit, established Sukhothai as the first Independent Thai kingdom. The Khmer were driven to the South, and Sukhothai expanded its power by a combination of conquest and alliances by marriage with other Thai states. The establishment of a common religion, Theravada Buddhism, also facilitated close relations. BACK TO WORLD KID HOME PAGE SUBSCRIBERS! READ FULL ARTICLE AND SEE MANY MORE PHOTOS OF SUKHOTHAI AND FULL TEXT SUBSCRIBERS! READ FULL ARTICLE AND SEE MANY MORE PHOTOS OF SUKHOTHAI ... BACK TO WORLD KID HOME PAGE thailand sukhothai, thai sukhothai, thailand first kingdom sukhothai, thailand kingdom sukhothai, sukhothai, si intrathit, si intradit

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