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- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf accessdate "2013-08-24".
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf author "Sunait Chutintaranond".
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf format "PDF".
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf isCitedBy Bang_Rachan.
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf isCitedBy Naresuan.
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf issue "digital".
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf journal Journal_of_the_Siam_Society.
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf page "image 2".
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf publisher "Siam Heritage Trust".
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf quote "The Burmese sack of Ayudhya in the second half of the eighteenth century was dramatically different from the attack in 1569. Prince Damrong in his Our Wars with the Burmese states that "the expedition led by the king of Hamsavati and the one carried out by the king of Ava are not the same ... the primary purpose of the former in attacking Ayudhya was to reduce the Thai to vassalage and to expand his kingdom in the manner of a king of kings , while the major aim of the latter was just to loot the city and take away war prisoners. Thus, in the last attack, the Burmese, with no intention of retaining Ayudhya as their client state, burnt all big and small cities they captured, including the capital, down to ashes.".
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf quote "The image of the Burmese as an archenemy of the Thai gradually emerged in Thai historiography and literary works after the kingdom of Ayudhya fell to the Burmese armies in 1767. Prior to that tragic incident, Thai chroniclers were not anxious to record any historical event concerning the wars between Siam and Burma. The Luang Prasert Chronicle of Ayudhya , for instance, does not specifically glorify the most famous victory of King Naresuan in the fight on elephantback with the Burmese crown prince, the Maha Uparacha, in 1592.".
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf title "The Image of the Burmese Enemy in Thai Perceptions and Historical Writings".
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf url JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf.
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf volume "JSS Vol. 80.1.1l".
- JSS_080_1l_SunaitChutintaranond_ImageOfBurmeseEnemy.pdf year "1992".