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	Sourigna Vongsa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The reign of Sourigna Vongsa is considered the golden age of Laos.
		Despite the disruptions that spanned the period from Setthathirath's death to Sourigna Vongsa's ascension, Lan Xang, as Laos was called, apparently recovered very quickly.
		With King Narai of Ayutthaya, he built the Phra That Si Song Rak (Stupa of the Affectionate Two) at Dan Sai (now in Loei province of Thailand) to commemorate their friendship and set the boundary of their kingdoms.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sourigna_Vongsa (473 words)

	Sourigna Vongsa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		the disruptions that spanned the period from Setthathirath 's death to Sourigna Vongsa's ascension Lan Xang as Laos was called apparently recovered quickly.
		With King Narai of Ayutthaya he built the Phra That Si Rak (Stupa of the Affectionate Two) at Sai (now in Loei province of Thailand) to commemorate their friendship and set boundary of their kingdoms.
		In contrast to his friend Narai however received ambassadors with great pomp wore splendid elaborate vestments and enjoyed the use of finest foreign luxuries -- velvets and rich Persian carpets Sourigna Vongsa wore no crowns preferred sitting on reed mats.
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		As a result, tens of thousands of Lao were forced to move from Laos to settle along the west bank of the Mekong for easier control by the Thai.
		When Sourigna Vongsa died in 1649 without an heir, the internal leadership of the Lane Xang contested and the nation of the kingdom split in to three kingdoms.
		The area around Vientiane, taken over by Souringna Vongsa’s nephew, supported by the Anamites from northern Vietnam; Sourigna Vongsa’s grandson controlled the area around Luang Prabang and while an other prince controlled the southern kingdom Champhasak, with Thai backing.
	www.million-elephants.com /History.htm (4344 words)

	Vacation in Laos with Asian Vacations, Inc. - History
		There were continued uprisings and struggles of the masses over the last 24 years of the sixteenth century against the yoke of vassalage of Burmese feudalism, including the overthrow of a throne under Burmese vassalage (1579).
		After the reign of King Sayasetthathirath, the Kingdom of Lane Xang fell into chaos for years before Prince Sourigna Vongsa assumed the throne in 1637.
		When Souligna Vongsa died in 1694 without an heir, the leadership of Lan Xang was contested, and the nation split into three kingdoms.
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	kingdom of lan xang (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The following is a list of kings of the Lao empire of Lan Xang, founded in 1353 by Fa Ngum.
		The reign of the last king of Lan Xang, Sulinya Vongsa, ended in 1694, however, the kingdom didn't officially end until 1707.
		Saensurin 1580-1582 (ruled again after expelling the Burmese for a brief period of time)
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