Ayutthaya Rising: From Land or Sea?

Chris Baker

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Global Maritime and Colonial Histories Maritime Security and History Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies

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Ayutthaya rose as a maritime power with involvement down the peninsula and in the China trade. Early Ayutthaya resembled coastal polities of the archipelago more than hinterland states of the mainland. Over the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, Ayutthaya changed by absorbing people, political structures, and cultural practice from the north.

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