The historical records of the Siamese-Chinese relations commencing from ancient times up to the time when the Siamese people formed themselves into a State called Siam with the town of Sukhotai as capital by Likhit Hoontrakul.

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Likhit Hoontrakul

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bangkok Printed at Thai Swang Press 1968.Edition: 2nd. rev. edDescription: F, 137 pages, [52] leaves of plates illustrations, maps 23 cmSubject(s):

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959.3021 LIH

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The historical records of the Siamese-Chinese relations commencing from ancient times up to the time when the Siamese people formed themselves into a State called Siam with the town of Sukhotai as capital by Likhit Hoontrakul.

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