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Ngoenyang

Hiran Nakhon Ngoenyang (Northern Thai: ᩉᩥᩁᩢᨬ᩠ᨬᨶᨣᩬᩁᨦᩮᩥ᩠ᨶᨿᩣ᩠ᨦ; Thai: หิรัญนครเงินยาง) was an early mueang or polity of the Tai Yuan people that flourished between the 7th and 13th centuries CE in the upper Mekong basin. Known by several names in historical sources, including Jayavaranagara (ชยวรนคร), Chiang Lao (เมืองเชียงลาว), Hiraṇyanagara Ngoenyang…

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Capital
Hiran (c. 638–850) · Ngoenyang (c. 850–1262) · Chiang Rai (1262–1275) · Fang (1275–1286) · Wiang Kum Kam (1286–1292)
Common languages
Northern Thai
Government
Mandala kingdom
Historical era
Post-classical era
Religion
Theravada Buddhism · Tai folk religion
Today part of
Thailand · Laos · Myanmar

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related to Early Tai muang conflicts · 34
Ngoenyang → According, Candrapuri, Chiang Hung, Chiang Rai, Chiang Tung, Chueang, Chueang III, Chueang’s, Following, From, In, Kham Hao, Khoen, Khun Kham Roi, Khun Phaeng, Lao Bao, Lao Ngoen Rueang, Lao Pao, Mekong, Muang Phuan
related to Formation · 29
Ngoenyang → After, Chiang Khong, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Doi Tung, During, Following, He, Hiran, Hiran Nakhon, Hot, Lao Chakkaraj, Lao Kao Kaeo Ma, Lawa, Mong Hsat, Mong Yawng, Mueang, Mueang Chiang Mai, Mueang Fang, Mueang Hang Rung Rung
related to Southern influence of Nanzhao · 23
Ngoenyang → Although, Approximately, By, China, Chinese, Contemporary, During, In, Its, Lao, Lao-affiliated, Luh, Man Shu, Muang Sua, Nanzhao, Nanzhao’s, Six Zhao, Southeast Asia, Southern Barbarians, Tai Yuan
related to Divergent dynastic traditions · 17
Ngoenyang → By, Chiang Saen, Chronicle, Hiran Ngoenyang, Lao Khiang, Lao Ton, Mae Sai, Menam Valley, Northern Chronicle, Phitsanulok, The, The Chiang Mai Chronicle, This, To, Two, Wiang Phang Kham, With
related to The Rise of Mangrai · 8
Ngoenyang → Chiang Rai, Lan Na Kingdom, Lao Dynasty, Mangrai, Ngoenyang Chiang Lao, This, Upon, Visionary
Capital · 5
Ngoenyang → Chiang Rai (1262–1275), Fang (1275–1286), Hiran (c. 638–850), Ngoenyang (c. 850–1262), Wiang Kum Kam (1286–1292)
Today part of · 3
Ngoenyang → Laos, Myanmar, Thailand
Religion · 2
Ngoenyang → Tai folk religion, Theravada Buddhism
Common languages · 1
Ngoenyang → Northern Thai
Government · 1
Ngoenyang → Mandala kingdom

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lao chiang mueang kingdom political polity hiran ruler later tai century center reign northern chueang city historical chronicle nanzhao chakkaraj

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NgoenyangCapitalHiran (c. 638–850)1.00infobox
NgoenyangCapitalNgoenyang (c. 850–1262)1.00infobox
NgoenyangCapitalChiang Rai (1262–1275)1.00infobox
NgoenyangCapitalFang (1275–1286)1.00infobox
NgoenyangCapitalWiang Kum Kam (1286–1292)1.00infobox
NgoenyangCommon languagesNorthern Thai1.00infobox
NgoenyangGovernmentMandala kingdom1.00infobox
NgoenyangHistorical eraPost-classical era1.00infobox
NgoenyangReligionTheravada Buddhism1.00infobox
NgoenyangReligionTai folk religion1.00infobox
NgoenyangToday part ofThailand1.00infobox
NgoenyangToday part ofLaos1.00infobox
NgoenyangToday part ofMyanmar1.00infobox
Ngoenyang• 1156–1180Chueang1.00infobox
Ngoenyang• 1262–1292 (last)Mangrai the Great1.00infobox
Ngoenyang• 638–759 (first)Lao Chakkaraj1.00infobox
Ngoenyang• Annexation of Haripunjaya12811.00infobox
Ngoenyang• Annexation of Muang Phuan, Candrapuri, Muang Sua, and Nan11721.00infobox
Ngoenyang• Foundation6381.00infobox
Ngoenyang• Foundation of Lanna12921.00infobox
Ngoenyang• Integration of Wiang Prueksa6481.00infobox
Ngoenyang• Secession of Chiang Khong and Mong Yawng7591.00infobox
Ngoenyang• Secession of Phayao10941.00infobox
Ngoenyang• Under NanzhaoLate 8th–late 9th century1.00infobox

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