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Chenla (550–802)

Viravarman
Bhavavarman I
r.550-590?
Mahendra
-Varman

r.590-611
Isanavarman
r.611-640
Jayavarman I
r.640–681
Jayadevi
r.681–713

Khmer Empire (802–1336)

Jayavarman II
c.770–835
r.802-835
Dharanindra
-devi
Prithi-
vindra
-varman
Mahipativarman
Ruler of Chenla
r.790-802
Jayavarman III
r.835–877
Indravarman I
r.877/78-889/890
Indradevi
Yasovarman I
r.889–910
Mahendradevi
Udayaditya
-Varman I

r.1002
Jayaviravarman
r.1002-1011
Harshavarman I
?-923
r.910–923
Ishanavarman II
r.923-928?
Jayadevi Jayavarman IV
r.928-941
Rajendra
-Varman II

r.944-968
Hiranyavarman Harshavarman II
?-944
r.941-944
Jayavarman V
r.968–1001
Dharanindra
-Varman I

r.1107-1113
Jayavarman VI
r.1080-1107
Suryavarman I
r.1006-1050
KsitindratiyaMahidharaditya Harsha
-Varman III

r.1066-1080
Udayaditya
-Varman II

r.1050-1066
Suryavarman II
?-1145/1150
r.1113-1145/1150
Dharanindra
-Varman II

r.1150-1160
Chudamani
Indradevi Jayavarman VII
1125–1218
r.c.1181–1218
Yasovarman II
r.1160-1166
Indravarman II
c.1215-1243
Jayavarman VIII
r.1243-1295
Indrajaya
-Varman

r.1308-1327
Indravarman III
r.1295-1308
Indra
-bhupesvera
Cuda
Jayavarman IX
r.1327-1336

The Khmer Empire's transition to Therevada Buddhism Period (1336–1431)

Trasak Paem (mythical)
r.1336-1340
Nippean Bat
r.1340-1346
Sithean
Reachea

r.1346-1347
Soryavong I
r.1357-1363
Lompong
Racha

r.1347-1352
Soryavong II Borom
Reachea I

r.1363-1373
Thomma Saok
r.1373-1393
Ponhea Yat
1396–1466
r.1432-1463

Cambodia (1431–present)

Ponhea Yat
1396–1466
r.1432-1463
Narayanaraja
r.1463–1469
Reachea
Ramathipatei

r.1469–1475
Thommo
Reachea I

r.1476–1504
Pichey
Neak
Srei
Soriyotei II

r.1472–1475
Ang Chan I
r.1516–1556
Srey
Sukonthor

r.1504–1512
Snam-ek Ney Khon
r.1512–1521
Barom
Reachea I

?-1567
r.1556-1567
Satha I
r.1567-1575
Srei
Soriyopear II

r.1602-1618
Barom
Reachea VI

r.1600
Chey
Chettha I

r.1576–1594
Ponhea Ton
r.1597-1599
Kaev Hua
r.1600-1603
Chey
Chettha II

1576–1628
r.1618-1627
Outey
r.1628–1642
Ponhea To
r.1628–1630
Ang Tong
r.1630-1640
Ponea
Chan

r.1642–1658
Ang Sur I
1628-1672
r.1658–1672
Ang Non
1615-1642
r.1640–1642
Ang Im
?-1658
Kaev
Hua II

1652-1677
r.1673-1674
Chey
Chettha IV

1656-1725
r.1675-95/96-
1699/1700-02
/1703-06
Chey
Chettha III

1639-1673
r.1672–1673
Ang Non
r.1674
Ang Yong
1672-1696
r.1695–1696
Thommo
Reachea III

1690-1747
r.1702-03/1706
–09/1738-47
Ang Em I
1674-1731
r.1699–1700
/1710–1722
Ang Tong
r.1692-1757
r.1755–1758
Thommo
Reachea IV

1706-1748
r.1747
Ang Sngoun
1709-1755
r.1749–1755
Ang Chey
1702-1749
r.1722–1729/
1729–1736/1749
Ang Sor
1707-1753
Ang Non
r.1775–1779
Ang Ton
1739-1777
r.1758–1775
Ang Eng
1773–1796
r.1779-1796
Ang Chan II
1792–1834
r.1806-1834
Ang Duong
1796–1860
r.1840–1859
Ang Mey
1815-1874
r.1834–1840
Norodom
1834–1904
r.1860-1904
Sisowath
1840–1927
r.1904-1927
Norodom
Phangangam
1874-1944
Norodom
Sutharot
1872-1945
Sisowath
Monivong

1875–1941
r.1927-1941
Kanviman
Norleak
Tevi

1876–1912
Sisowath Essaravong
1858-1906
Norodom
Suramarit

1896–1960
r.1955-1960
Sisowath
Kossamak

1904–1975
Sisowath
Monireth

1909–1975
Sisowath
Monipong

1912–1956
Sisowath Rothary
1878-1946
Norodom
Monineath

1936–
Norodom
Sihanouk

1922–2012
r.1941-1955
/1993-2004
Sisowath
Sirik Matak

1914-1975
Norodom
Sihamoni

1953−
r.2004−
Norodom
Ranariddh

1944—2021

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