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Ang Duong
Ang Duong was king of Cambodia, installed in the 1840s after a war between Siam and Vietnam over the country and crowned in 1848. He restored Buddhist institutions and administration and sought French help to escape Siamese and Vietnamese domination. His son Norodom accepted the French protectorate of Cambodia in 1863.
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