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External Link:
Angkor Historical Overview - Wikipedia		 Time Line Angkor History
Prelude: Early kingdoms ("Funan" & "Chenla")
5th century
7th century


8th century

Wat Phu (Laos)
 Bhavapura/Isanapura (Sambor Prei Kuk N & S) – Link

Prei Khmeng

Indrapura (Banteay Prei Nokor)

Phnom Bayang

Ak Yum

Angkorian period
Jayavarman II: Cambodia a unified kingdom - Link

About 800
Early 9th century

881
 Capital: Hariharalaya (Roluos)
Temples of Mahendraparvata (Phnom Kulen) - Link
Prasat Trapeang Phong - Link
Baray of Lolei
Bakong - Link

 

 

About 900

Capital: Yasodharapura (Central Angkor)

East Baray

Phnom Bakheng – Link

928-944
 Lingapura (Koh Ker) - Link
From 944 on
952
961
1007
1060

Yasodharapura again

East Mebon - Link

Pre Rup - Link

Ta Keo – Link

Baphuon - Link

West Baray

1st half of 12th century

Angkor Wat – Link

Beng Mealea, more Buddhist temples – Link
1177
Cham invasion
1181-1215/18
1186
1191

Jayavarman VII

Ta Prohm – Link

Preah Khan – Link

Banteay Kdei, Ta Som, Ta Nei, Banteay Thom - Link

Angkor Thom – Link
Bayon – Link
Hospitals, roads, & bridges - Link
Banteay Chhmar – Link

Middle of 13th century
 Hindu iconoclasm – Link
1296/97
 Zhou Daguan in Angkor
15th century (?)
1860
1907
 Angkor abandoned.– Link

Henri Mouhot visits Angkor Wat.

The north-west provinces reunified with Cambodia.

The École française d'Extrême-Orient starts restoring Angkor.