Paths to Conflagration: Fifty Years of Diplomacy and Warfare in Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam, 1778-1828SEAP Publications, 1998 - 270 ページ A reexamination of the historical relationship between Laos and Thailand, by two preeminent Lao historians who bring to light a wealth of new source material in their evaluation of the Laotian leader, Chao Anou, and his failed revolt against Siam. This book challenges conventional Thai interpretations of that event and of the political conflicts leading up to it. |
目次
Foreword | 9 |
Map of Lan Na Lan Sang Siam Vietnam Cambodia and Burma | 21 |
The Hegemonic Crisis of the City of Angels | 33 |
The Realignment of the Lao as Their Power Disintegrates | 63 |
2455 | 73 |
In the Machine Room of a Grand Design | 80 |
The Alliance and the Nature of Things | 91 |
Britains Indochina Strategy | 109 |
Mapping out a Plan to Counter the Catastrophe on the Khorat Plateau | 156 |
The Missing Links in the Lao Chain of Command | 159 |
Map of Lan Sang in the Eighteenth Century | 162 |
The Opening Phases of the 1827 Campaign | 163 |
The Tyranny of Numbers | 167 |
The Lao Armies Against All Odds | 174 |
Khorat the Site of the Lao Diplomatic Offensive | 179 |
109 | 183 |
Meeting of Chao Anou and Crawfurd in Bangkok | 111 |
Cleavages at the Bangkok Court | 115 |
The Siamese Arms Race | 117 |
Lan Nas Advances Toward the British | 120 |
Destabilization Scenarios of Siam | 121 |
Great Britain Hold a Lao Card? | 124 |
A Diplomatic Breakthrough Comes to Naught | 129 |
Many Provocations and Anous Response | 131 |
Breaking Spirits Crushing Bodies | 138 |
Annexation of the Lao Müang Through Tattooing | 145 |
The Lao Demand the Return of Their Treasures | 148 |
100 | 150 |
Lao Rulers Resist the Invasion and Commit to Freedom | 152 |
The Military Phase of the 1827 Campaign | 189 |
The Battlefield of PhetchabunLomsakLoiSiang Khan | 194 |
The Death of a Flamboyant Chief and the Martyrdom of a Hero | 197 |
The Turning Point of the 1827 War | 202 |
The Struggle to the Finish After Vientianes Fall and the Terreur Blanche | 210 |
Omissions in Bodins War Memoirs and Questions about Tissas Loyalty | 215 |
Vietnams Emperor Chooses Bangkok | 223 |
Laos as a Buffer Zone | 227 |
The Status of Laos Relative to Vietnam | 230 |
Bangkoks Military Victory Hués Political Gains and Anous Last Stance | 232 |
Conclusion | 238 |
Bibliography | 244 |
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