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Ayutthaya’s Rise
From the very beginning of his reign, King Ramathibodi launched Ayutthaya on a vigorous diplomatic and military campaign, seeking domination of the entire Menam Chao Phya basin including the established Northern kingdoms of Sukhothai and Chiang Mai, the Khmer empire including Angkor to the east, and major principalities to the west and south...
Author: Manora - Category: Travel
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Ayutthayan Economy and Lifestyle
Wealth became synonymous with land ownership after 1454, when King Trailoknat (1448-1488) bestowed titular and land ownership favours on civil and military officials...
Author: Manora - Category: Culture
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Ayutthayan Economy and Lifestyle Part 2
Ayutthayan kings continually strengthened the Thai relations with China originally fostered by Sukhothai’s KingRamkam-haeng...
Author: Manora - Category: Culture
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Sukhothai : Changing Monarchical Styles
A river island city-state founded in 1350 by King U-thong (later crowned King Ramathibodi), Ayutthaya remained the Thai capital for 417 years until its fall in 1767...
Author: Manora - Category: Education
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The Land and Its People (Thailand)
The world’s oldest civilization was flourishing in Thailand at least 5,600 years ago
Recent archaeological discoveries in the tiny, plateau hamlet of Ban Chieng, 500 kilometres northeast of Bangkok, provide compelling evidence of a civilization 600 years older than the ancient Tigris-Euphates valley settlements, hitherto regarded as mankind’s first “Cradle of Culture”...
Author: Manora - Category: Travel
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The Land and Its People (Thailand) Part 2
A natural, self-contained geopolitical unit, this river basin was destined to play a central role in Thailand’s development becoming historically and agriculturally as important to the Thais as the Nile is to the Egyptians...
Author: Manora - Category: Travel
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The Land and Its People (Thailand) Part 3
Cherishig personal independence, and seeking to escape the Chinese yoke, compact groups of Thais had migrated southward and settled in northern Thailand centuries before Kublai Khan’s 1253 conquest of Nanchao...
Author: Manora - Category: Travel
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Sukhothai - The Dawn of Happiness
Early 13th-century northern Thai kingdoms were actually scattered city-states with limited human, military and economic resources...
Author: Manora - Category: Travel
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Sukhothai - The Dawn Of Happiness Part 2
Ramkamhaeng’s cordial relations with China secured hi snorthern borders and kept the fragmented but nonetheless power-full Khmer kingdoms perpetually off-balance; Sukhothai’s role as a regional counter-force to the Khmers had full Chinese approval and the Thais’ friendly relations with China undoubtedly inhibited ambitious Khmer commanders from unleashing invasion forces into the Thai heartland...
Author: Manora - Category: Travel
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Economic Background For Investment In Thailand Part 3
The Second Plan (1967-1971): The Foundation of the Infrastructure
The Thai economy was now in a new era of development since the initiation of the First Plan...
Author: Manora - Category: World Affairs
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Economic Background For Investment In Thailand Part 1
Economic Background for Investment in Thailand
Until quite recently, Thailand had a reputation for being primarily a country which relied heavily on commodity exports, it used to be the world’s largest rice exporter...
Author: Manora - Category: World Affairs
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Economic Background For Investment In Thailand Part 2
The First National Economic Development Plan continually emphasized development in Thailand The Second National Economic Development Plan continually emphasized the development of infrastructure in such areas as communication and transportation...
Author: Manora - Category: World Affairs
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Economic Background For Investment In Thailand Part 4
The Third Plan (1972-1976) : An Initiation of Social Development
In the last two years of the Second Plan...
Author: Manora - Category: Society
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Corncrake
A shy summer visitor, the corncrake now only nests in the more peaceful meadowlands of the rural north and west – driven from its former range by increasingly mechanized farming...
Author: Manora - Category: Pets
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Fighting Stress
Peace of mind is connected to a healthy body Dealing with stress is about changing your life or your attitude
Stress can make us anxious and depressed...
Author: Manora - Category: Self Help
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Grass Snake Part 1
Folded into the high moor between dark mats of heather, a shock of bright green moss skirts a ring of boggy pools...
Author: Manora - Category: Pets
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Bird World - Part 1
The Robin, or Redbreast, Erithacus rubecula is Britain’s national bird It was first mentioned as long ago as A...
Author: Manora - Category: Pets
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How Is Yoga Different Than Pilates?
Yoga is completely different than pilates Yoga is about strength, flexibility and inner awareness whereas pilates is just about fitness...
Author: Manora - Category: Wellness, Fitness and Diet
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Herbal Beverages - Buabok
Buabok (Ariatic pennywort)
Scientific Name:Centella asiatic (L) Urb...
Author: Manora - Category: Food and Drinks
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Herbal Beverages - Taan
Taan (Palmyra Palm, Lontar Plam, Pan Palm, Brab Palm)
Scientific Name:Borassus flabellifer Linn
Family :PALMAE
Other Names:Tanntanoad, Taanyai (The Central Part) Taang (Chiangmai-Karen-Taak) Toowthoo (Karen-Mae Hongsorn) Taan (Shan-Mae Hongsorn) Noad (The Southern Part ) Tanaaw (Khmer)
Botanical features:
Trunk A perennial tree is about 30 metres high...
Author: Manora - Category: Food and Drinks
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Thai Perfumeries With Thailand New Year Traditions
Thai Perfumeries are comprised of several kinds of fragrant cosmetics In the old days, ladies would wear perfume everyday while men would do in some special occasions...
Author: Manora - Category: Travel
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Herbal Beverages - Farang - Matoom
Farang (Guava)
Scientific Name: PIsidium guajava Linn
Family: MYRTACEAE
Other Names:Sida (Nakornprathom) Maguoiga Mamuun (The Northern Part) Maguoi (Chiangmai (Majeen (Tak) Yaring (Lawaa – Chiangmai ) Magaa (Mae Hongsom) Yaa moo, Yamu (The Southern Part )Joompo (Surattanee) Chompuu (Pattanee) Yamubutae – panya (Malay – Naratiwas) Pakgia (Taejiew Chinese)
Botanical features:
Trunk A small- sized perennial tree with its smooth bark scattered with light brown spots...
Author: Manora - Category: Food and Drinks
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Herbal Beverages , Sabparod , Toei Hom (Pandanus)
Sabparod (Pineapple)
Scientific Name:Ananas comosus Merr
Family:BROMELIACEAE
Other names:Sabparod lai (Krungthep ) Lingthong (Petchboon) Kanoonthong, Yanaad Yaannaad (The Centeral Part) Sabparod (Ranong )Makhanaad, Manaad (The Northern Part ) Bornaad (Chiangmai ) Nae (Karen – Mae Hongsorn) Naesaa (Karen - Taak) Maakgaeng (Ngiew – Mae Hongsorn ) Maanya (Khmer)
Botanical features:
TrunkA kind of plant whose life cycle is not short has a short stalk of about 1-3 feet high...
Author: Manora - Category: Food and Drinks
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Tea - Herbal Tea
Tea
Tea, a drink made from herbs, could be divided into two types First is the tea made from green tea leaves...
Author: Manora - Category: Food and Drinks
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Herbal Beverages - Takhrai And Krajieb
Takhrai (Lemon Grass, Lapine)
Cymbopogon citatus Stapf
Family: GRAMINAE
Other Names: Takhrai Gang (The Central Part ) Jakrai (Tha Northern Part) Loekroei Hawwartapo (Karen-Mae Hangsorm ) Krai Pilek (The Southern Part) Huakaising (Khmer-Prachin ) Cherdkroei (Khmer-Surin)
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As foods Fresh lemon grass is used as flovoring are seasoning Ingredients for sour soups (tom yam ) and salads(yam)as well as juice...
Author: Manora - Category: Medicines and Remedies
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Herbal Beverages - Sawvaros And Manao
Sawvaros (Water- Lemon, Passion Flower)
Scientific Name: passiflora Iaurifolia Linn
Family: PASSIFLORACEAE
Other Names: Katokrok, Katokrokayak, Passion Fruit
Botanical features:
Bush A rounded creeper...
Author: Manora - Category: Medicines and Remedies
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Chao Wang Food And Thai Food Of Each Festival
Chao Wang Food:
(Food Prepared for Royal or High-Class Families)
The food which is prepared for Royal family members or of the high-class people is different from that of the ordinary people...
Author: Manora - Category: Food and Drinks
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Thai Dishes, Central Part And South
The Central Part
Tamlyn (a kind of creeping plant of which its green leaves and tops are edible) is the vegetable Queen of the central region...
Author: Manora - Category: Food and Drinks
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Thai Dishes, North East
The North East
Phaak Tiew (Leaves of Tiew of the Cratoxylum family) is the Queen of the North-eastern vegetables...
Author: Manora - Category: Food and Drinks
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Food For Health - Thai Food
There are no less than 200-300 Thai dishes Each has its own characteristics in flavor and feature...
Author: Manora - Category: Food and Drinks
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