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evidence of trade between the khmer indian peoples
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Jayavarman II unifies smaller states to create one large empire. The capital is in the angkor region of Cambodia
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the cham kingdom invades much of the khmer empire eastern territory
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He expands the empire to the furthest extent incoporate much of present-day laos , thailand and burma
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he renounces buddism and orders budist temples be destroyed and hinduism become the main religion
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it becomes main religon again
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khmers abandon angkor over centuries the jungle grows around and over and over angkor and the locations is forgotten
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khmer rulers relocate the capital to phnom penh
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siamese king attacks and defeats khmer king
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repeatedly attack the khmer forces in mekong river delta and defeat the khmer. the approximate modern borders of cambodia
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Jayavarman II enthroned as a devaraja (God-king)
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khmer empire expands and angkor wat is built. buddhism becomes important
