Commoners in this kingdom were obligated to register themselves for corvÃ©e labor under leaders called nais, but were able to sell themselves to new masters.
A ruler of this kingdom is denied having killed an enemy prince in single combat by that enemy's accounts, which claim that that prince died from mortar fire while trying to kill a rampaging elephant. Commoners in this kingdom were obligated to register themselves for corvÃ©e labor under leaders called nais, but were able to sell themselves to new masters. Yamada Nagamasa led a Japanese trading colony in this kingdom in the early 17th century and supposedly buried a cache of treasure in eastern Australia. A 1688 siege of a port city in this kingdom led to the death of (*) Constantine Phaulkon, a Greek advisor to King Narai. A Burmese invasion led by Mingyi Swa was repulsed by King Naresuan and saw those leaders fight in single combat on elephant-back. For 10 points, what was this Thai kingdom of the 14th-18th centuries with a similar-sounding name to the birthplace of Rama?
A ruler of this kingdom is denied having killed an enemy prince in single combat by that enemy's accounts, which claim that that prince died from mortar fire while trying to kill a rampaging elephant.
Ayutthaya Kingdom (prompt on Siam)