Siamese-Burmese Diplomacy : A Study of the Royal Letters of the Long 1630s presented at the Historiographical Institute, University of Tokyo, 29 November 2019

June 30, 2022Open Access

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The aim is to explore the role of royal letters in shaping diplomatic relations among Siam, Burma, and other states in the 1630s.
Analysis of historical royal letters and imperial documents.
Examination of diplomatic interactions through a trialogue involving Japan, Korea, and Thailand.
Approach integrating global historical perspectives.
Royal letters reflect a complex web of diplomatic relationships between regional powers.
The findings highlight the significance of written correspondence in international diplomacy.
Demonstrates that Siamese-Burmese relations were part of broader Asian inter-state interactions.

Reveals the inter-state relations expressed through royal letters in 17th-century Asia, suggesting a dynamic diplomatic network.

Royal Letters, Imperial Documents: A Japanese, Korean and Thai Trialogue for a Global History of Inter-State Relations

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