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King of Cambodia
Monarchy
Royal Coat of Arms of Cambodia
Incumbent: Norodom Sihamoni
Style:	His Majesty
First monarch:	Bhavavarman I
Formation:	550 A.D.

Cambodia

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The current title of the Head of State of Cambodia is King.
This is a complete list of all Heads of State of Cambodia, both Presidents, Kings and Heads of State.

Contents 1 Kings of Cambodia (68-Present) 1.1 Funan Empire: 68-627 1.2 Chenla Empire: 550-802 1.3 Angkor Empire: 802-1431 1.4 Kingdom of Cambodia after Angkor: 1431-1863 1.4.1 Kingdom of Charktomok: 1431-1525 1.4.2 Kingdom of Lovek: 1525-1593 1.4.3 Kingdom of Srei Sonthor: 1594-1620 1.4.4 Kingdom of Oudongk: 1620-1863 or Dark Age of Cambodia 1.5 Cambodia Under French Colonial rule: 1863-1953 1.6 Monarchy-Regency of Cambodia 2 Modern Kingdom of Cambodia: 1993-Present 3 List of Heads Of State of Cambodia (1954-1993) 3.1 Monarchy-Regency of Cambodia (1960–1970) 3.1.1 Heads of State 3.2 Cambodian Civil War (1970-1993) 3.3 Khmer Republic (1970-1975) 3.3.1 Heads of State 3.3.2 Presidents 3.3.3 Chairman of the Supreme Committee 3.4 Democratic Kampuchea (1975–1979) 3.4.1 Head of State 3.4.2 President of the State Presidium 3.5 People's Republic of Kampuchea (1979–1989) 3.5.1 President of the People's Revolutionary Council 3.5.2 Chairman of the Council of State 3.6 State of Cambodia (1989–1993) 3.6.1 Chairmen of the Council of State 3.6.2 Chairman of the Supreme National Council 3.6.3 Head of State

[edit] Kings of Cambodia (68-Present)

[edit] Funan Empire: 68-627

Order	King	Personal Name	Reign
01	Queen: Saoma	Chinese Call: Liu Yi and Traditional Khmer Call: Neang Neak	latter 1st century
02	Kaundinya I	Chinese Call: Hun-t’ien and Traditional Khmer Call: Pra Thong	68-latter 1st century
03	Unknown		latter 2nd century
04	Unknown	Chinese Call: Hun Panhuang	latter 2nd century
05	unknown	Chinese Call: P’an-P’an	early 3rd century
06	Srei Meara	Chinese Call: Fan Shih-Man	ca. 205-225
07	Unknown	Chinese Call: Fan Chin-Sheng	c. 225
08	Unknown	Chinese Call: Fan Chan	c. 225-c. 240
09	Unknown	Chinese Call: Fan Siyun	c. 240-287
10	Unknown	Unknown	letter 3rd century
11	Unknown	Chinese Call: Tian Chu Chantan	letter 4th century
12	Unknown	Unknown	letter 4th Century
13	Kaundinya II	Chinese Call: Chiao Chen-ju	Unknown-434
14	Sresthavarman or Srei Indravarman	Chinese Call: Che-li-pa-mo or Shih-li-t’o-pa-mo	434-435
15	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
16	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
17	Kaundinya Jayavarman	Chinese Call: She-yeh-pa-mo	484-514
18	Rudravarman	Chinese Call: Liutao Pamao	514-550
Funan-Chenla War: 550-627
19	Sarvabhauma	Unknown	550-?
20	Unknown	Unknown	c. 550-627

[edit] Chenla Empire: 550-802

Order	King	Personal Name	Reign
21	Bhavavarman I	Bhavavarman	550-600
22	Mohendravarman	Chet Sen	600-616
23	Isanavarman I	Isanavarman	616-635
24	Bhavavarman II	Bhavavarman	639-657
25	Jayavarman I	Jayavarman	657-681
26	Queen: Jayavedi	Jayavedi	681-713
Two Kingdom of Chenla: Land Chenla (North Chenla) and Water Chenla (South Chenla): 706-802
Java Invasion: 774-802

[edit] Angkor Empire: 802-1431

Order	King	Personal Name	Reign
27	Jayavarman II	Jayavarman	802-850
28	Jayavarman III	Jayavarthon	850-877
29	Indravarman I	Indravarman	877-889
30	Yasovarman I	Yasovarthon	889-900
31	Harshavarman I	Harshavarman	900-925
32	Isanavarman II	Isanavarman	925-928
33	Jayavarman IV	Jayavarman	928-941
34	Harshavarman II	Harshavarman	941-944
35	Rajendravarman II	Rajedravarman	944-968
36	Jayavarman V	Jayavarman	968-1001
37	Udayadityavarman I	Udayadityavarman	1002
38	Jayavirahvarman	Jayavirahvarman	1002-1006
39	Suryavarman I	Suryavarman	1006-1050
40	Udayadityavarman II	Udayadityavarman	1050-1066
41	Harshavarman III	Harshavarman	1066-1080
42	Noriditdravarman	Noriditdravarman	1080-1113
43	Jayavarman VI	Jayavarman	1080-1107
44	Dharanindravarman I	Dharanindravarman	1107-1113
45	Suryavarman II	Suryavarman	1113-1150
46	Dharanindravarman II	Dharanindravarman	1150-1156
47	Yasovarman II	Yasovarman	1156-1165
48	Tribhuvanidityavarman	Tribhuvanidityavarman	1165-1177
Cham Invasion: 1177-1181
49	Jayavarman VII	Jayavathon	1181-1218
50	Indravarman II	Indravarman	1218-1243
Siam was Created in 1238 in Reign of Indravarman by Pho Khun Si Intharathit in Sokhothai one of Khmer’s Province.
51	Jayavarman VIII	Jayavarman	1243-1295
52	Indravarman III	Srei Indravarman	1295-1307
53	Srei Jayavarman	Srei Jayavarman	1307-1327
54	Jayavarman IX	Jayavama Borommesvarah	1327-1336
55	Trosok Peam	Ponhea Chey	1336-1340
56	Nippean Bat	Nippean Bat	1340-1346
57	Lompong Racha	Lompong Racha	1346-1351
Siam Invasion: 1352-1357
58	Soryavong	Soryavong	1357-1363
59	Borommaracha I	Borommarama	1363-1373
60	Thomma Saok	Thomma Saok	1373-1393
Siam Invasion: 1393 (5 months).
61	Borommaracha II	Ponhea Yat	1393-1463

[edit] Kingdom of Cambodia after Angkor: 1431-1863

[edit] Kingdom of Charktomok: 1431-1525

Order	King	Personal Name	Reign
61	Borommaracha II	Ponhea Yat	1393-1463
62	Narayanaracha I	Narayanaracha	1463-1469
63	Srei Racha	Srei Racha	1469-1485
64	Srei Soryatei	Soryatei	1475-1485
65	Thommaracha I	Thommaracha	1485-1504
66	Srei Sokunbat	Ponhea Damkhatracha	1504-1512
67	Srei Cheychetthathirach	Sdech Kan	1512-1525
Cambodia Civil War: Ponhea Chan and Sdech Kan war: 1516-1525

[edit] Kingdom of Lovek: 1525-1593

Order	King	Personal Name	Reign
68	Borommaracha III	Ponhea Chan or Chan Racha	1516-1566
69	Borommaracha IV	Borommenracha	1566-1576
70	Borommaracha V	Satha	1576-1586
71	Chey Chettha I (Cambodia)	Chey Chettha	1586-1593
Siam Invasion: 1593 (3 months).

[edit] Kingdom of Srei Sonthor: 1594-1620

Order	King	Personal Name	Reign
72	Rama Chungprey	Rama Chungprey	1594-1596
73	Borommaracha VI	Ponhea Ton	1596-1599
74	Borommaracha VII	Ponhea An	1599-1600
75	Keao Fa I	Ponhea Nhom	1600-1603
76	Borommaracha VIII	Srei Soryapor	1603-1618

[edit] Kingdom of Oudongk: 1620-1863 or Dark Age of Cambodia

Order	King	Personal Name	Reign
77	Chey Chettha II	Ponhea Nhom	1618-1628
78	Thommaracha II	Ponhea To or Rach Somphy	1629-1634
79	Ang Tong Racha	Ponhea Nu	1635-1639
80	Botomaracha	Ang Nun	1639-1641
81	Ramathibodey I	Ang Chan	1641-1659
82	Borommaracha IX	Ang So	1659-1672
83	Chey Chettha III	Srei Cheychettha	1672-1673
84	Keao Fa II	Ang Chee	1673-1675
85	Chey Chettha VI	Ang Su or Ponhea So	1675-1695, 1696-1699, 1700-1702, 1703-1706,
86	Ramathibodey II	Ang Yong	1695-1696
87	Keao Fa III	Ang Em	1699-1700, 1710-1722
88	Thommaracha III	Thommaracha	1702-1703, 1706-1709, 1738-1747
89	Satha II	Ang Chee	1722-1729, 1749
90	Thommaracha IV	Ang Em	1747
91	Ramathibodey III	Ang Tong	1747-1748, 1756-1757
92	Chey Chettha V	Ang Sngoun	1749-1755
93	Narayanaracha II	Ang Ton	1758-1775
94	Ream Racha	Ang Nun	1775-1779
95	Narayanaracha III	Ang Eng	1779-1796
96	Ottey Racha	Ang Chan	1796-1834
97	Queen: Ang Mei	Ang Mei	1834-1840
98	Hariharak Ramaisarah	Ang Duong	1840-1859

[edit] Cambodia Under French Colonial rule: 1863-1953

Order	King	Personal Name	Reign
99	Norodom	Ang Vattey or Ang Chroleng	1859-1904
100	Sisowath	Sisowath	1904-1927
101	Sisowath Monivong	Sisowath Monivong	1927-1941
102	Norodom Sihanouk	Norodom Sihanouk	1941-1955 (First Reign)

[edit] Monarchy-Regency of Cambodia

Order	King	Personal Name	Reign
103	Norodom Suramarit	Norodom Suramarit	1955-1960

[edit] Modern Kingdom of Cambodia: 1993-Present

Order	King	Personal Name	Reign
102	Norodom Sihanouk	Norodom Sihanouk	1993-2004 (Second Reign)
104	Norodom Sihamoni	Norodom Sihamoni	2004-Present

[edit] List of Heads Of State of Cambodia (1954-1993)

[edit] Monarchy-Regency of Cambodia (1960–1970)

[edit] Heads of State

• Chuop Hell (3 April - 6 April 1960) (1st time, acting)
• Prince Sisowath Monireth (6 April - 13 June 1960) (Chairman of the Regency Council)
• Chuop Hell (13 June - 20 June 1960) (2nd time, acting)
• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (20 June 1960 - 18 March 1970) (1st time) (in exile in in Beijing, China from 5 May 1970 until 17 April 1975)
• Cheng Heng (18 March 1970 - 9 October 1970) (acting)

[edit] Cambodian Civil War (1970-1993)

See also Cambodian Civil War

• Lon Nol and Pol Pot

[edit] Khmer Republic (1970-1975)

[edit] Heads of State

• Cheng Heng (9 October 1970 - 10 March 1972)
• General Lon Nol (10 March - 14 March 1972)

[edit] Presidents

• General Lon Nol (14 March 1972 - 1 April 1975)
• Saukam Khoy (1 April - 12 April 1975) (acting for Lon Nol)

[edit] Chairman of the Supreme Committee

• Sak Sutsakhan (12 April - 17 April 1975)

[edit] Democratic Kampuchea (1975–1979)

[edit] Head of State

• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (17 April 1975 - 11 April 1976) (2nd time)

[edit] President of the State Presidium

• Khieu Samphan (11 April 1976 - 7 January 1979)

[edit] People's Republic of Kampuchea (1979–1989)

[edit] President of the People's Revolutionary Council

• Heng Samrin (7 January 1979 - 27 June 1981)

[edit] Chairman of the Council of State

• Heng Samrin (27 June 1981 - 1 May 1989)

[edit] State of Cambodia (1989–1993)

[edit] Chairmen of the Council of State

• Heng Samrin (1 May 1989 - 6 April 1992)
• Chea Sim (6 April 1992 - 14 June 1993)

[edit] Chairman of the Supreme National Council

• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (20 November 1991 - 14 June 1993)

[edit] Head of State

• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (3rd time) (14 June - 24 September 1993)

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