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Kingdom of Ayutthaya
อาณาจักรอยุธยา
Timeline: Principia Moderni III (Map Game)
Flag of Thailand (Ayutthaya period) Seal of Ayutthaya (King Narai)
Coat of arms
New Ayutthaya
Capital
(and largest city)
Ayutthaya
Official languages Ayutthayan Dialect
Regional languages Chinese, Viet
European Adopted Languages Dutch, Spanish
Ethnic groups  Thai

Chinese

Viet
Government Feudal Monarchy
 -  King Jabesh II
 -  Upper house High Kings House
 -  Lower house House of Districts
Population
 -   estimate Ten Million 
 -  1690 census 10,173,993 
Currency Ayutthayan Baht
Time zone UTC+07:00

Military[]

Army[]

Total Military Units: 165,000

Total Active Military Units: 24,000

Riflemen: 16,000

Field Cannons: Twelve

Navy[]

Trade ships: 46

Small War boats: 2300

Gunboats: 220

Frigates: 22

Large Warships: Nine

Diplomacy and Relations[]

Alliances[]

  • The Japanese Empire
  • India
  • The Netherlands
  • Lanka
  • Hispania

Hostilities[]

  • Cambodia
  • Laos

Facilities and Cities[]

Large Cities

  • Ayutthaya
  • Lanna
  • Nakhon Pathom
  • Lavapura
  • Sukhothai
  • Sri Thep
  • Nakhon Sawan
  • Nicobar City

Cities With Large Naval Bases[]

  • Nakon Pathom
  • Chaiya
  • Phetchaburi
  • Nicobar City

Large Trading Cities[]

  • Ayutthaya
  • Nakhon Pathom
  • Lower Dawei
  • Lanna

Other Notable Facilities[]

  • Kings Palace -  Ayutthaya
  • Facility of Sukothai Stability and Relations - Sukhothai
  • Facility of Lanna Stability and Relations - Lanna
  • Facility of Ayutthayan Nicobar Stability and Relations - Nicobar City
  • Saltpetre Factory - Ayutthaya
  • Gunpowder Weapons Construction - Lavapura
  • Department of Naval Research - Ayutthaya
  • Department of Military Research - Ayutthaya
  • Ayutthayan Trade Market and Exchange - Nakon Pathom
  • Saltpetre Export Facility - Nakon Pathom
  • Department of Taxes - Ayutthaya
  • Western Coast Naval Facilities - Lower Dawei
  • Port Nicobar - Nicobar City

Government[]

The government of Ayutthaya is an absolute monarchy, run by King Jabesh I, heir to King Ramathibodi III. The King's Palace is divided into an upper house and a lower house where the lower house deals with stability of the districts of Ayutthaya. Unlike European monarchies, the Ayutthayan feudal-based monarchy respects all individuals of Thai ethnicity equally and no position in the feudal system which operates as a member of Ayutthaya should be frowned upon and as such, all people are respected by the government. Slavery is seen as unnecessary and will not be adopted to produce large amounts of labour. Ayutthaya also allows the minimal of five days of work off a month and seeks to eliminate industries that overwork people. 

Administrative Districts of Ayutthaya

Administrative Districts of Ayutthaya
Name and Flag Map

Population (1675) Rounded ethnicity %

Capital Military

District of Ayutthaya

Ayutthaya Region
Ayutthaya - Ayutthaya

7,465,974

99% Thai

1% Chinese

Ayutthaya

Army: Large

Navy: Medium

District of the Ayutthayan Peninsula

Peninsula Region
Ayutthayan Peninsula - Ayutthaya

1,412,012

76% Thai

22% Malay

2% Viet

Chaiya

Army: Medium

Navy: Medium

District of Dawei

Dawei Region
Dawei - Ayutthaya

1,208,229

96% Thai

3% Burmese

1% Chinese

Lower Dawei

Army: Small

Navy: Large

District of Lanna

Lanna Region
Lanna - Ayutthaya

905,498

97% Thai

2% Burmese

1% Chinese

Lanna

Army: Large

Navy: None

District of Sukhothai

Sukhothai Region
Sukhothai - Ayutthaya

721,264

99% Thai

1% Chinese

Sukhothai

Army: Medium

Navy: None

District of Phimai

Phimai Region
Phimai - Ayutthaya

228,634

92% Thai

6% Viet

2% Chinese

Phimai

Army: Small

Navy: None

District of the Ayutthayan Nicobar

Nicobar Region
Nicobar - Ayutthaya

153,212

98% Thai

2% Nicobaran Native

Nicobar City

Army: Medium

Navy: Large

District of Trat

Trat Region
Trat - Ayutthaya

86,661

92% Thai

5% Viet

3% Chinese

Trat

Army: Small

Navy: Small


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