Cambodia in that video and now a lot has changed. In 2015, Cambodia is a less developing country with GDP per capita 1170$, but in 2024, GDP per capita of Cambodia is 2636$. Cambodia will be a developing country by 2027.🇰🇭
It’s the best thing that you both want to know about Cambodia 🇰🇭 history guys and who’s the owner of the country and who’s not and thank you for searching out about Cambodia 🇰🇭🙏
Even tho this is a very old episode of Geography Now showing my country but after he finish all of the countries he will remake all old videos including Cambodia. But this video sure bring back memories back in the day tho.😊
Will You believe in some random guy who learn History From "my Grandma Told me so" or From Historian ,Archaeologist Who's dedicated those life to Study and Research ? Those Thai Nationalists Really are Ridiculously good at making Story up.
Outer age in Thailand is only seven hundred years after the stone of Angkor Wat, if you think you live longer than Khmer, only you go to find out the origin of your Tai people. In southern China, do not forget the version Self and claim to be the owner.😅😅😅😅 ( Too cheap )🧠😵💫
Khmer Empire were expanded to half part of South East Asia mainland and the lower Bassin of Burma . Khmer Empire territorial extended total of all Cambodia , Laos, Vietnam, Thailand , and the lower basin of Burma territorial nowadays. Khmer Empire were prosperious and powerful civilization since ancient time. Khmer Empire were risen to its glorious day and very influencial Civilization that last about 600 years old . Khmer Empire Civilization suffer later during histories many threats from neighboring people. Thailand sack and raid Khmer Empire and seized Khmer outlying provinces total of 29 Khmer provinces but France order Thailand to return all Cambodian belonging until 19 more Khmer ( Cambodia) outlying provinces remain under Thailand possession til these day. And Vietnam sacked Khmer outlying provinces total of 21 territorials that Khmer outlying provinces remain under Vietnam til this day .
