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Name: Burma invades Siam - 1663

Type: Event

Start: 1664 AD

End: 1664 AD

Parent: Burmese-Siamese War (1662-1664)

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Burmese invasion of Siam during the Burmese-Siamese War (1662-1664).

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  • January 1664: In 1663, the Burmese forces, led by King Pye Min of Burma, invaded the territory of Sai Yok in Siam. The invasion began at Three Pagodas Pass and the Burmese army advanced over 100 kilometers into Siam, marking the beginning of a military occupation.
  • February 1664: In 1664, the Ayutthaya Kingdom successfully defended against the Burmese invasion led by King Pye Min. King Narai of Siam led the Siamese forces in routing the Burmese, forcing them to retreat back to their own territory. This marked the end of Burma's 1663 invasion of Siam.

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