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Kawila (Thai: กาวิละ, Kāvila,
Northern Thai: , 31
October 1742 – 1816), also
known as Phra
Boromrachathibodi (Thai: พระบรมราชาธิบดี), was the Northern...
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Nakhon Ping, Sriwichai, Mengrai, and
Kawila. The
first three are on the west bank of the Ping River, and
Kawila is on the east bank.
Nakhon Ping District...
- Lanna.
Kawila's sister, Sri Anocha, was
married to
Chaophraya Surasi. King
Taksin appointed Phaya Chaban as
governor of
Chiang Mai and
Kawila as governor...
- held
Chaikaew as
political hostage in
Chiang Mai,
leaving Chaikaew's son
Kawila to
oversee the
affairs in
Lampang on
behalf of his father. King
Taksin defeated...
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local chiefs,
Kawila of
Lampang revolted with
Siamese help, and
captured the city on 15
January 1775,
ending the 200-year
Burmese rule.
Kawila was installed...
- Na in 1774 to free the
kingdom from
Burmese rule with the help of
Phraya Kawila, a
prince from Lampang. In 1776, he
conquered Khmer Pa Dong (around modern...
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dominions in Lan Na, east of
Salween River. Lan Na,
under leadership of
Prince Kawila of
Chiang Mai with
Siamese support,
successfully repelled the
Burmese invasion...
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Chakri to lead the
vanguard to Lampang,
where Kawila had
earlier insurrected against the Burmese.
Kawila led the way for the
Siamese armies to
Chiang Mai...
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named Sao Inthakin. It was
moved to this
location in 1800 by King Chao
Kawila; it was
originally located in Wat
Sadeu Muang. He also
planted three dipterocarp...
- Saikham [th]
Chiraprapha Setthathirath Mekuti Wisutthithewi Chet Ton
dynasty Kawila Thammalangka Khamfan Phutthawong ****taraprathet
Kawilorot Suriyawong Inthawichayanon...
