Siam_in_1893,_During_Rama_V's_Reign.jpg
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This is a map of Thailand during the reign of King Rama V. During this time, Thailand was called Siam and had more territory at the time. This map shows dependencies, monthons, and provinces. The map specifically highlights Siam in yellow. Notice that this is right before the RS112 incident where Siam had to cede the western bank of the Mekong River.
Credit: Shuuranattha "Caphtaain" Ashvajayajita: Designer and Advisor Tim Plintron, Informant, Advisor, and Revisor |
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| Author | Shuuranattha "Caphtaain" Ashvajayajita |
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