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Taksin. Taksin (Royal Thai Institute): Somdet Phra Chao Taksin Maharat; em tailandês: สมเด็จพระเจ้าตากสินมหาราช, Somdet Phra Chao Krung Thonburi; ( Ayutthaya, 17 de abril de 1734 – Thonburi, 7 de abril de 1782) foi o único rei do reino tailandês de Thonburi. [ 1] Ele é muito venerado pelo ...
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A savior of the Thai state emerge – King Taksin the Great who, after a few years, gathered together enough forces to defeat the Burmese and set up the Kingdom of Thonburi. King Taksin was the only king of the Thon Buri Period. He has been recognized as one of the great Thai kings, for his prowess in warfare, his leadership in liberating the ...
About the Taksin Maharat Shrine. King Taksin is one of Thailand’s most revered Kings. What makes him notable is his victories over the Burmese who were at the time a major regional superpower with expansionist ambitions, frequently invading Thailand and other neighbouring countries. King Taksin ascended to the throne of the newly created ...
13 de fev. de 2024 · 13/02/2024 / Tukiopas eläkeläisille. Tämä opas on tehty helpottamaan KELA-taksin käyttämistä ja kertomaan vastauksia eniten kysyttyihin kysymyksiin taksin käyttöön liittyen. Opas on tehty Kela:n, etuuksien ja palvelujen suunnitteluyksikkö, sairaanhoito- ja matkakorvausryhmän ystävällisellä avulla.
22 de ago. de 2023 · Miloš Dojčinović. Bivši premijer Tajlanda Taksin Šinavatra, koji je pre 15 godina pobegao iz zemlje, vratio se u Tajland gde ga čeka osam godina zatvora, potvrđeno je u Vrhovnom sudu. Zatvorska kazna pokriva tri različita slučaja - zloupotrebu službenog položaja i malverzacije, nezakonita naređenja državnoj banci da izdaje kredite ...
Taksin - Enigmatic Thai King. Oct 2015. There is probably no more enigmatic character in Thai history than King Taksin (1734-1782), who led Siam to victory over the Burmese after the second fall of Ayutthaya in 1767. He subsequently unified Siam and moved the capital to Thonburi, site of the present day Bangkok.
