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Kham Fu
Kham Fu was a king of Lan Na in northern Thailand in the 1330s, a descendant of the founder Mangrai. Northern Thai chronicles credit him with annexing the neighbouring kingdom of Phayao around 1338, adding its lands to Lan Na. His son and successor Pha Yu later re-established the court at Chiang Mai.
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