ប្រវត្តិរបស់កោះត្រល់-, How to get Koh Tral Back-, khmer history 

nó dang bảo là lm sao chiếm lại phú quốc đó loving cái lol

@@stargr215le vietnam la race maudit de l 'Asie du sud . Faut que la justice international réagie ! Merci la chine

@@theborderlessdestinationvi8079 Cambodian are you joking

@@stargr215 chủ top đang khịa đểu đó, bạn ko hiểu à 🤭🤭🤭😂😂 ko thấy bọn Kampot nó nhảy choi choi lên à 😂😂😂

Wake up koh tral disappear 🤭🤭🤭Phú Quốc appear again 😂😂😂

@Hieu Nguyen Cambodia is nore than 2000 years old , Vietnam is a Chinese tribe and just built their own county in the15th century . Vietnam took our Kampuchea krom land, and now you want more khmer lands ?

@@SaKun1111 Where did you learn those false history??? Cambodia education teach you that?? Please study history, don't be provoked by false information. Around 1680, under the patronage of a Cambodian king, Chinese merchant and explorer Mạc Cửu founded Hà Tiên, including one village on Phu Quoc. Mạc Cửu later switched allegiance to the Nguyễn lords and recognized the authority of the Vietnamese sovereign. He sent a tribute mission to the Nguyễn court in 1708, and in return received the title of Tong Binh of Hà Tiên Mạc Cửu died in 1736, his son Mạc Thiên Tứ (Mo Shilin) succeeded. A Cambodian army invaded Hà Tiên in 1739 but was utterly defeated. From then on, Cambodia did not try to resume Hà Tiên, Hà Tiên enjoyed full independence from Cambodia thereafter. Phu Quoc island was a administrative of Ha Tien, Cochinchina in 1874-1875 treaties without any disagreement from Cambodia In 1939, for administrative purposes, Governor General of French Indochina, Jules Brévié, drew a line demarcating maritime boundary between Cambodia and Cochinchina; and Phú Quốc remained under Cochinchina administration. After the Geneva Accords, in 1954, Cochinchina's sovereignty was handed over to Vietnam. In 1999 the Cambodian representative to the Vietnam-Cambodia Joint Border Commission affirmed the state’s acceptance of the Brevie Line and Vietnamese sovereignty over Phu Quoc, a position reported to and accepted by the National Assembly.

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Ảo tưởng sức mạnh lo mà giữ đất đi china chiếm gần hết rồi kìa

hello ultranationalist, Khmer Rouge Supporter provoked by China

Ngủ và mơ

Muốn ăn 🚀🚀🚀🚀😂😂😂

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Cambodian online land claiming just dreaming

@@trannamthangtran8002 One day our dream will come true. Justice will prevail.

No matter what Koh Tral is belong to Cambodia. Don’t try to swallow Cambodian land and islands ,

@@tokatakmckh1351kaaaaaa OK but it controls by Vietnamese not stupid khmer

Campuchia pussy😅😅

Please study history, don't be provoked by false information. Around 1680, under the patronage of a Cambodian king, Chinese merchant and explorer Mạc Cửu founded Hà Tiên, including one village on Phu Quoc. Mạc Cửu later switched allegiance to the Nguyễn lords and recognized the authority of the Vietnamese sovereign. He sent a tribute mission to the Nguyễn court in 1708, and in return received the title of Tong Binh of Hà Tiên Mạc Cửu died in 1736, his son Mạc Thiên Tứ (Mo Shilin) succeeded. A Cambodian army invaded Hà Tiên in 1739 but was utterly defeated. From then on, Cambodia did not try to resume Hà Tiên, Hà Tiên enjoyed full independence from Cambodia thereafter. Phu Quoc island was a administrative of Ha Tien, Cochinchina in 1874-1875 treaties without any disagreement from Cambodia In 1939, for administrative purposes, Governor General of French Indochina, Jules Brévié, drew a line demarcating maritime boundary between Cambodia and Cochinchina; and Phú Quốc remained under Cochinchina administration. After the Geneva Accords, in 1954, Cochinchina's sovereignty was handed over to Vietnam. In 1999 the Cambodian representative to the Vietnam-Cambodia Joint Border Commission affirmed the state’s acceptance of the Brevie Line and Vietnamese sovereignty over Phu Quoc, a position reported to and accepted by the National Assembly.