Person

Ekathotsarot

r. 1605–1610 · 17th century

Ekathotsarot was king of Ayutthaya from 1605 to about 1610, younger brother and successor of Naresuan, with whom he had fought in the wars against Burma. His reign was peaceful, and he encouraged foreign trade, opening relations with the Dutch East India Company and sending a Siamese embassy to the Netherlands in 1608.

Ekathotsarot
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