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Samsenthai King of Lan Xang
Monarchs of Lan Xang
Reign 1374–1416
Coronation 1374
Predecessor Fa Ngum
Successor Lan Kham Deng Born Oun
Heuan 1357 Muang...
- he died
between 1373 and 1390. In 1371, Oun
Huean was
crowned as King
Samsenthai (King of 300,000 Tai) a
carefully chosen name for the Lao-Khmer prince...
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Samsenethai and
reigned for 43 years. Lan Xang
became a
trade centre during Samsenthai's reign, and
after his
death in 1421 it
collapsed into
warring factions...
- the
eldest daughter,
younger sister, prin****l wife, or step-mother of
Samsenthai. Of the few
solid clues to her identity, her
title as Maha Devi or "Great...
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struggle to free the
country from
foreign occupation. It is
located on
Samsenthai road,
opposite the
cultural hall. In 2007, the
United States donated a...
- the date of its founding; it may have been
founded in 1372 or 1375 by
Samsenthai, but it may also date from the
reign of
Laasaenthai Bouvanaat around 1492...
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Established 1994 Owner(s)
Manola Daravong Food type Lao
Street address 134
Samsenthai Road (Xiengyeun,
Chanthabouly District) City
Vientiane Capital Country...
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between 1945 and 1975. Lao
National Museum The Lao
National Museum, on
Samsenthai Road
opposite the
Cultural Hall. was
founded as the
national museum highlighting...
- that
lasted until it was
abolished by the
Communist government in 1975.
Samsènthai's death was
followed by a
period of unrest.
Under King Xaiyachakkaphat-Phènphèo...
- than face ********ination by Nang Keo Phimpha. He was the
oldest son of
Samsenthai who had been p****ed over by his
younger brothers.
Lusai succeeded his...
