The Journal of the Siam Society Vol. LXIV, Part 1-2, 1976 - Khamkoo

REVIEW ARTICLE 213
952 tiger /1590 2134 tiger [S, Sc]
Narayq.to Narissa/Naret Rachathirat +20
"a few years"+"a few years" 1623{1606 1621
+15/28, 20 [vV], 15 [Sc]
966 dragon/1604
End of LP
Reconstructed11
true dates
traditional
967 snake/1605 snake [S, Sc] 1606,
Ekadasaratba/ Ramessaro/Ramesuan +6 +7
Ekathotsarot 6 years !7 [Sc] 1611, 1612
(dog] 1610-11 dog [S, Sc]
Dran Dbarrm/ Indarajaflntbaracba
Song Tham 19 years 1629, 1630
[dragon] 1628-29
Je~tharaja
[snake] 1629
Adityasuravaris
dragon [S, Sc]
Chettbaracha
8 months 1629, 1630
snake [S, Sc]
Athit Surawong
38 days 1629, 1630
[snake] 1629 horse [1630 S, Sc]
Prasat Thong Sri Thammarachathirat 1629, 1630
Prasad Don 11 years at end of vV
1 0) LP gives the name ".Naray" to the king known in the other chronicles as
Naresuor/Naresuan. In this case LP is probably in error, since Europeans less
than a half century later were familiar with the name "Naret", which can
derive from Naresuan, but not from Naray.
' 11) These dates have been reconstructed through the evidence supplied by 17thcentury
European writers, including van Vliet. See Wyatt's notes 113, 118,
119, 124, 128, 129. See also W.A.R. Wood, A History of Siam, pp. 160, nn.
1-3, 171.