- the town
Sisaket was formed,
subject to
Khukhan. In 1904,
Sisaket was
renamed Khukhan,
while the
original Khukhan was
designated Huai Nua.
Monthon Udon...
-
Khukhan (Thai: ขุขันธ์,
pronounced [kʰùʔ.kʰǎn]) is a
district (Amphoe) of
Sisaket province,
northeastern Thailand.
Neighboring districts are (clockwise...
- All
villages mixed with Lao/Isaan. Kui Preu Yai: Prue Yai Subdistrict,
Khukhan District. Mann &
Markowski (2005)
reported the
following four Kuy dialects...
- 1893–1904
Luang Phrabang French Indochina Sainyabuli Laos
Khukhan Khukhan 1907
Partitioned between Khukhan Siam and
Kampong Thom
French Indochina Sisaket Thailand...
- of
Khukhan District,
Sisaket Province in Thailand. This sub-district is the administrative, economic,
educational and
religious center of
Khukhan district...
- ยิ่งยง ยอดบัวงาม, RTGS: Yingyong Yotbuangam) born
December 25, 1962, in
Khukhan District,
Sisaket Province, Thailand) is a
famous Thai Luk
thung singer...
-
inhabited by
independent Kuy and
Northern Khmer tribes.
Local leaders of
Khukhan,
Sangkha and
Banteay Sman (Surin)
submitted to Siam in 1759 and paid their...
- clockwise): Phayu, Si Rattana, Khun Han,
Khukhan, and Wang Hin. The area of the
district was
originally part of
Khukhan district. On 1
October 1969 tambons...
-
Chiang Taeng Saen Pang
Sitandon Khamtong Luang Salawan Attapeu Det Udom
Khukhan Surin Sangkha Lao
Phuan ลาวพวน 1890 1893 -
renamed Monthon Udon
after ceding...
-
partitioned and
merged into the
Kingdom of Champ****ak,
Kingdom of Cambodia,
Khukhan and Siemmarat.
Monthon (Thai: มณฑล) were
administrative subdivisions of...
