Southeast AsiaAsia

Kingdom of Cambodia (post-Angkor)

1431 – 1863 CE · about 432 years

The post-Angkor (Middle) period of Cambodia runs from the decline of the Khmer Empire in the early 15th century to the French protectorate in 1863. The Khmer court moved south to Chaktomuk (Phnom Penh), then Longvek and Oudong. Reliable sources for the period are rare.

Key facts

Dates	1431 – 1863 CE
Region	Southeast Asia
Continent	Asia
Capitals	Chaktomuk (Phnom Penh), Longvek, Oudong
Religion(s)	Theravada Buddhism

Before & after

Preceded by

Khmer Empire

Followed by

Second French colonial empire

Sources

Wikipedia – Post-Angkor period

Dates follow widely used reference works; many ancient dates are approximate or debated. Neutral summary for general reference.