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After the kings death, Jayavuravarman and Suryavarman fights for the title of ruler of the Khmer Empire since both wanted the title.
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Suryavarman became the uncontested king of the Khmer Empire when he defeats Jayaviravarman and claims the throne, then becomes Ruler of the Khmer Empire.
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After the death of Suryavarman, Dharanindravarman II becomes the new ruler . It's unknown how Suryavarman died but its a possibly he died in a military campaign against the Cham of Central Vietnam.
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After the death of Dharanindravarman, his successor Yasovarman II becomes the new ruler of the Khmer Empire
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Two Thai chieftains in the city of Sukhothai declared the establishment of the Sukhothai Kingdom and its independence from Angkorian dominion.
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Jayavarman VIII was allowed to abdicate after being deposed by his son-in-law Indravarman III (Srindravarman), the first king to make Theravada Buddhism the state religion.
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The Siamese Ayutthaya Kingdom laid siege to Angkor for a year and a half, then invaded and conquered it, leaving an Ayutthayan prince to rule.
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King Suryagvong leads the Khmer army in retaking Angkor Wat from the Siamese.
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The Ayutthaya invades Angkor Wat and The Khmer capital is relocated to Srei Santhor after that.
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Thousands of Cham settle in Cambodia as refugees after the fall of the Cham (Vietnamese War) to Vietnamese.
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King Sattha requested protection from the Spanish governor of the Philippines to fight against the Thai.
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The Thai captured the Cambodian capital, Longvek, and installed a military governor there and Satta dies.
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King Chettha II allowed Vietnamese refugees from the Trịnh–Nguyễn Civil War to settle in the Khmer sea port of Prey Nokor.
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After Jayavarman III death, his cousin who was more ambitious successor and builder took (Indravarman) his cousins throne.
Jayavarman III was Jayavarman II's son and successor, he was the second ruler of Angkor. Died in 877 when he was hunting for a elephant. -
Jayavarman V succeeded his father Rajendravarman and becomes the new ruler of Kambuja at the age of 10, after his fathers death.
At the age of 17 Jayavarman V he began the construction of his own state shrine called Ta keo but an unfortunate event happen and the contruction was left unfinish.
