MyanmarandThailand

1044 · 1238

Two sourced records set beside each other — the figures each nation publishes, and the events each chronicle records of the other. Compared, never graded.

Myanmar

1044 — Anawrahta comes to power and builds the Pagan kingdom

Dossier →Chronicle →

Thailand

1238 — Si Inthrathit founds the Phra Ruang dynasty at Sukhothai

Dossier →Chronicle →

Shared indicators
42
Domains
9
Crossed events
4
Data through
2026-08-14

The figures, side by side

Each figure is the same observation, with the same source, as on the two dossiers. Every value shows the year it was observed — vintages differ by indicator and nation. A “—” is an absence in the source data, never a zero. Metric names link to the world ranking; values open the figure on its own dossier.

Economy

MMRTHA
  • Observed 2025 / 2025 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2025 / 2025 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2025 / 2025 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2019 / 2025 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed — / 2025 · figures compared, never graded

Society

MMRTHA
  • Observed 2025 / 2025 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2024 / 2024 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2025 / 2025 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2024 / 2024 · figures compared, never graded

Governance

MMRTHA

Health

MMRTHA
  • Observed 2023 / 2023 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2019 / 2021 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2024 / 2024 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2024 / 2024 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2024 / — · figures compared, never graded

Education

MMRTHA

Technology

MMRTHA
  • Observed 2023 / 2023 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2023 / 2023 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2020 / 2024 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2024 / 2024 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2024 / 2024 · figures compared, never graded

Geography

MMRTHA
  • Observed 2023 / 2023 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2023 / 2023 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2023 / 2023 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2024 / 2024 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2021 / 2021 · figures compared, never graded

Resources

MMRTHA
  • Observed 2021 / 2021 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2021 / 2021 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2021 / 2021 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2021 / 2021 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2024 / 2024 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2025 / 2025 · figures compared, never graded

Military

MMRTHA
  • Observed 2024 / 2024 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2024 / 2024 · figures compared, never graded
  • Observed 2020 / 2020 · figures compared, never graded

Entangled histories

4 events in which either nation’s sourced chronicle names the other — including under earlier names of the same state. Each is the same record, with the same sources, as on its own chronicle; nothing here was written for this page.

  1. 1551-1581 CE

    Reign of Bayinnaung

    Bayinnaung of the Toungoo dynasty reunifies Myanmar and conquers the Shan states and Siam, building the most powerful empire in mainland Southeast Asia.

    War & Rupture · from the Myanmar chronicle · Empires Reborn: Toungoo and Konbaung · REFS 2 — Bayinnaung, Toungoo dynasty

  2. 1569

    First Burmese conquest of Ayutthaya

    Burmese forces capture Ayutthaya and reduce it to vassalage; the kingdom later recovers its full independence under King Naresuan.

    War & Rupture · from the Thailand chronicle · The Kingdom of Ayutthaya · REFS 1 — Thailand

  3. 1767

    Sack of Ayutthaya by Burma

    A Burmese army storms and burns Ayutthaya after a prolonged siege, ending the kingdom and leaving the celebrated city in ruins.

    War & Rupture · from the Thailand chronicle · The Kingdom of Ayutthaya · REFS 3 — Thailand, Taksin, Historic City of Ayutthaya

  4. 1767

    Taksin establishes Thonburi

    Taksin rallies resistance after the fall of Ayutthaya, drives out the Burmese, and founds a new capital at Thonburi, where he is crowned king.

    Formation · from the Thailand chronicle · Thonburi, Taksin, and the Founding of the Chakri Dynasty · REFS 1 — Taksin