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Ngam Mueang
Ngam Mueang was king of Phayao in northern Thailand in the late 13th century and the best-known ruler of that Tai state. He was an ally of Mangrai of Lan Na and Ram Khamhaeng of Sukhothai; the three kings are said to have sworn friendship around 1287, an event commemorated by the Three Kings Monument in Chiang Mai.
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