File:Ayutthaya Kingdom map in the 14th century.png
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English: Dark red represents the heartland of the original Ayutthaya polity (Suphanburi, Lopburi, and Ayutthaya), which may also have been the boundaries of Dvaravati culture. Fully colored light red represents territories invaded by Ayutthaya. Blue is the Northern Cities, which was independent at this time but contributed significantly to Ayutthaya's economy, government, military, and culture. |
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Watson, Hunter Ian. Old Mon inscriptions and the Dvāravatī culture. Youtube. SOAS University of London. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyApgkop11k |
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