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The 20 pages that link to Khmer Empire, each with the reason it gives.

• AngkorNarrower topic: Angkor was the empire’s capital region and principal political center.

• Angkor WatNarrower topic: The empire commissioned Angkor Wat at the height of its power.

• Jayavarman VIINarrower topic: Jayavarman VII ruled at its height and extended its power across mainland Southeast Asia.

• Angkor ThomNarrower topic: Angkor Thom was a capital and monumental expression of this empire.

• ChenlaNarrower topic: Chenla is often treated as an early phase in the longer history of Khmer state formation.

• Jayavarman IINarrower topic: Jayavarman II is traditionally regarded as its founder.

• FunanNarrower topic: Its later prominence can obscure the distinct, earlier history of Funan and its uncertain relation to Khmer state formation.

• Suryavarman IINarrower topic: Suryavarman II ruled this empire during its twelfth-century expansion.

• Kun KhmerNarrower topic: Angkor-era imagery and combat traditions inform accounts of Khmer martial heritage.