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Reign King Capital Event Monuments World in Angkor times Jayavarman II Hariharalaya
(Roluos)
Domrei Krap (Early 9th century) -
Reign King Capital Event Monuments World in Angkor times 802-c. 835 Jayavarman II Hariharalaya (Roluos) – Jayavarman II cliamed as Chakravartin (King of King) through a sacred Hindu ritual on Phnom Kulen
– Maybe Initiation of Devaraja cult in cambodia.Bakong, 1st stage
- Preah Ko (880)
- Bakong 2nd stage (881)
- Baray Indratataka (Baray of Lolei)
Borobudur, central Java (Indonesia), 9th century - 800: Charlemagne crowned Holy Roman Emperor
- 841: Dublin founded
- 874: Iceland settled
c. 835-877 Jayavarman III Hariharalaya 
Bakong (late 9th century) 877-c. 889 Indravarman I Hariharalaya -
Reign King Capital Event Monuments World in Angkor times 889- c.910 Yaçovarman I Yasodharapura, 1st capital in the core of Angkor, centred around Phnom Bakheng. 1st monuments in the core of Angkor - Phnom Bakheng (907)
- Lolei (893)
- Eastern Baray
- Phnom Krom
- Phnom Bok
- Baksei Chamkrong
- Prasat Kravan (921)
Phnom Bakheng (Early 10th century) c. 910-923 Harshavarman I Yasodharapura - 911: The Vikings established the Duchy of Normandy
- 929: Abd-ar-Rahman III assumes Caliphate of Cordoba, Spain
- 938: Ngo Quyen frees Vietnam from Chinese
923-928 Içânavarman II Yasodharapura 928- c.941 Jayavarman IV Koh Ker Baksei Chamkrong c. 941-944 Harshavarman II Koh Ker 944-968 Râjendravarman Angkor Campaign against Champa. - Pre Rup (961)
- Mebon (Eastern Baray, 961)
- Bat Chum
- Srah Srang
- Banteay Srei (967)
Banteay Srei (2nd half of 10th century) -
Reign King Capital Event Monuments World in Angkor times 968-c. 1000 Jayavarman V Jayendranagari in the core of Angkor Ta Keo (c. 1000) 
Brihadesvara temple, Tanjavûr, Tamil Nadu state (India) Shivaite temple built from 1003 to 1010 - Legendary foundation of Inca Empire
- c. 1050: Kukulkan in Chichén Itzá, (Mexico)
- 1066: Battle of Hastings, Normans conquer England
1001-1002 Udayâdityavarman I Angkor 
Preah Vihear (Late 9th to mid-12th centuries) 1002-1010 Jayavîravarman Angkor Nothern Khleang 1002-c. 1050 Sûryavarman I Angkor - Alliance with Chola and con ict with Tambralinga Kingdom.
- Mahayana Buddhism.
- Royal Palace
- Phimeneanakas
- Western Baray
- Southern Khleang
- Baphoun 1st stage
- Preah Vihear
- Preah Khan Kompong Svay
1050-1066 Udayâdityavarman II Udayâdityavarman II - Baphuon
- Mebon (Western Baray)
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Reign King Capital Event Monuments World in Angkor times 1066-1080 Harshavarman III Yasodharapura II - Capital centred around Baphuon.
- 1074 and 1080: Champa invasion.
1163-1250: Built of the Cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris - 1085: Christian Spain continues its fight to throw off Muslim rule regaining Toledo
- 1088: Foundation of University of Bologna (Italy)
- 1096-1099: First crusade in the Middle-East
- 1119: The Christian order of Knights Templar founded
- 1147-1149: Second Crusade launched from Europe against Muslim Empire
- 1162: Genghis Khan born (Mongol Empire)
1080-1107 Jayavarman VI Angkor Phimai (Thailand) 
Angkor Wat (Early 12th century with later additions) 1107-1113 Dharanîndravarman 1st Angkor 1113-1149 Sûryavarman II Angkor War with Champa. - Angkor Wat
- Chau Say Tevoda
- Banteay Samre
- Beng Melea
- Phnom Rung (Thailand)
1149-1177 Thibuvanâdit-yavarman Angkor - Cham invasion led by Jaya Indravarman IV.
Between1149-1177 Yaçovarman II Angkor Between1178-1181 - Angkor razed.
- 1178-1181 Cham occupation led by Champa King Jaya Indravarman IV.
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Reign King Capital Event Monuments World in Angkor times 1181-c. 1220 Jayavarman VII Yasodharapura (Angkor Thom) - War against Champa.
- Angkor retaken by Khmer.
- 1190-91: Conquest of Champa
- Construction of major infrastructures (hospitals, rest houses, reservoirs).
- Ta Prohm
- Preak Khan
- Neak Pean
- Banteay Kdei
- Angkor Thom (Bayon, Gates, Prasat Chrung, Elephant Terrace, Ta Prom Kel)
- Ta Som
- Ta Nei
- Banteay Chmar
Bayon (Late 12th to mid-13th centuries 
1250: Konarak Temple (India) - 1185: Beginning of Feudal Japan
- 1187: Saladin holds Jerusalem
- 1189-1192: Third Crusade to reconquering the Holy Land from Saladin
- 1206: First Sultanate of Dehli
- 1236: Spain regained Cadiz and Cordoba
- 1244: Berlin founded
1215-1243 Indravarman II Angkor - 1220: Champa regains independence.
- c.1230-1238: Siamese state established at Sukhothai (Thailand).
- Prasat Svar Prat
- Exterior walls of Ta Prohm
Preah Pithu (13th century) 1243-1295 Jayavarman VIII Angkor - 1283: Mongol invasion led by Kublai Khan
- War with Sukhothai.
- Eradication of Buddhist influence.
- Leper King Terrace
- Preah Palilay
- Mangalartha
- Preah Pithu
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Reign King Capital Event Monuments World in Angkor times 1295-1307 Srindravarman Angkor - Theravada Buddhism, state religion.
- 1296 : visit of the Chinese Embassy related by Zhou Daguan in “The Customs of Zhenla”
- Prasat Top East
- Preah Pithu
Preah Pithu (13th century) 
1333: Himeji Castle (Japan) - 14th century: First establishment at Cuzco
- 1325: Tenochtitlan founded capital of Aztec Empire (Mexico)
- 1333: Himeji Castle (Japan)
- 1337: Beginning of the Hundred Years’ War between France and England
- 1347-1352: The Black Death kills between 30 and 60% of Europe’s total population
- 1352: Kingdom of Laos founded
- 1372: Phnom Penh settled
1307-1327 Srindrajayavarman Angkor 1327 Jayavarman Paramesvara Angkor -
Reign King Capital Event Monuments World in Angkor times 1431 Angkor abandoned - 1421: Death of Khizr Khan, the founder of the Sayyid dynasty in Dehli (India)
- 1429: Joan of Arc helps end Siege of Orleans
- 1431: Execution of Joan of Arc (France)
- 1453: Fall of Constantinople (today Istanbul), Conquered by Ottomans rulers
- 1492: Granada (Spain) conquered by Christians Between 1492 and C. Colomb discovers the new world, AMERICA
