B.C. | BC | |
50,000 | ||
End of glacial age, starting the Malay settlement in the | ||
3500 | ||
Writing Invented by Sumerian | ||
Menes United | ||
3000 | ||
Beginning of Bronze Age | ||
2500 | ||
Sargon of | ||
2000 | ||
First Alphabet(Early Canaanite) | ||
Code of Hamorabi | ||
1500 | ||
Used of Iron Widespread in | ||
Moses Exodus from | ||
Trojan War | ||
1000 | ||
King David Rules in | ||
600 | ||
Iron Age Begin in | ||
Zoroaster | ||
Mahavira | ||
Buddha | ||
Cyrus the Great Conquest of | ||
500 | ||
Confucius | ||
400 | ||
Death of Socrates | ||
Aristotle | ||
Alexander the Great | ||
300 | ||
Asoka | ||
Shih Huang Ti united | ||
200 | ||
Liu Pang Found Han dynasty | ||
100 | ||
Julius Caesar conquers | ||
Augustus Caesar : first Roman emperor | ||
A.D. | A.D. | |
Crucifixion of Jesus | ||
100 | ||
Height of Roman power | Beginning of | |
Ts’ai Lun invents paper | 150 | |
Ptolemy | Map drawn by Greek cartographer Claudius Potolomey, it showed Malay peninsula as "Khersonesos Aureus" (golden peninsula). On this map was written the name of 2 kingdoms: Langkasuka & Gangga Negara | |
200 | ||
End of Han dynasty in china | ||
300 | ||
Constantine the Great: The first Christian emperor of Roman | ||
400 | ||
Anglo-Saxon conquest of | ||
End of | ||
500 | ||
Code of Justinian | ||
511 AD | ||
Sui Wen ti reunite | The Langkasuka ambassadors go to | |
600 | ||
Muhammad founds Islam | ||
Umar Ibni Al-Khattab, the second Caliph | ||
Arabs conquer | ||
Beginning of Block printing in | ||
700 | ||
Muslims conquer | ||
Muslim defeated at the Battle of Tours in | ||
Tang dynasty in | ||
800 | ||
Charlemagne crowned in | Beginning of Srivijaya Empire | |
Harun al-Rashid | ||
Height of Caliph in | ||
900 | ||
Beginning of Viking state in | ||
1000 | ||
William the Conqueror wins the Battle of Hasting , conquers of | 1030 | |
Pope Urban II: Crusades begin | Rajendra Chola conquers Srivijaya empire and its principalities including Langkasuka kingdom | |
1200 | ||
1238 | ||
The founding of | ||
Height of papal power under Innocent II | 1293 | |
Magna Carta | Beginning of Majapahit empire | |
Genghis khan : Mongols conquer of | ||
Height Power: Mongols conquer | ||
1300 | ||
1350 | ||
The Beginning of | ||
Renaissance begins in | End of Langkasuka kingdom | |
Tamerlane ravages | 1390 | |
Beginning of | ||
Islam come to Patani | ||
1400 | ||
Joan of Arc | ||
1450 | ||
Gutenberg develops printing with movable type | ||
Turks conquer Constantinople (End of | ||
1475 | ||
Ferdinand & Isabella unites | Patani court converted to Islam and become Muslim kingdom, Sultan Ismail Syah Zillullah fi al-Alam is the first Muslim king of Patani Darussalam | |
1500 | ||
Protestant Reformation begins; Luther King | End of Majapahit empire | |
1550 | ||
1511 | ||
Portuguese establishes themselves in Malacca | ||
1517 | ||
The Portuguese, led by Quarte Coelho come to Patani to conclude the trading treaty | ||
1563 | ||
From here on firearms dominated warfare | Patani’s Sultan Mudaffar Shah launched a sea-borne attack on Ayuttaya ( after Siamese claiming sovereignity over his kingdom).and he was mortally wounded in battle field | |
1600 | ||
Shakespeare | .1601 | |
Telescope Invented | Dutch east | |
1604 | ||
Dutch established trading station in Ayuttaya | ||
1625 | ||
Thirty years war devastated | 1634 | |
Taj Mahal build | Raja Ungu, Paduka Sri Shah Alam of Patani Darussalam repulsed the Ayuttaya attack | |
1641 | ||
Dutch established trade relation with Malacca. | ||
1675 | ||
Glorious Revolution in | ||
1700 | ||
Early steam engine | ||
1750 | ||
1768 | ||
Thonburi kindom is found | ||
1776, | ||
American public opinion was deeply divided over the issue of declaring independence from | ||
. | 1782 | |
Industrial revolution beginning in | After overthrow Thonburi kingdom, Rama I make a coronation of Rattanakosin period; starts the Chakri dynasty rule over | |
1783 | ||
The Arakanese loses their sovereignty to the Burmese | ||
1784 | ||
Dutch takes over Riau | ||
1786 | ||
1787 | Rattanakosin Kingdom of King Rama I subjugated the Patani Darussalam after an epic war | |
Ottoman empire begins war with | ||
1790 | ||
French Revolution Begins | ||
1791 | ||
Unsuccessful War of Independence by the Pattani Malays against | ||
1800 | ||
Volta invents first electric | ||
Napoleon Bonaparte*** | ||
1802 | ||
Beginnings of Wahabbi movement in | ||
1808 | ||
War of Rattanakosin court had divided Patani Darussalam into seven principalities as follow:- 1. Patani (Pattani) 2. Jala (Yala) 3. Nong Chik 4. Jering (Yaring) 5. Teluban (Saiburi) 6. Lemae (Raman) 7. Legeh (Rangae) | ||
1810 | ||
1820 | ||
British dominates | 1824 | |
Bolivar wins battle of Boyacaa | Anglo-Dutch Treaty: British and Dutch sign Treaty of London and divide the | |
1826 | ||
The Burney treaty is signed between Burney, who representing EIC, and the Siamese Government. This agreement recognized the Malay state of Kedah as well as Patani as Siamese colonies. The Malays denounce the agreement by staging armed uprisings | ||
1830 | ||
Railroad become important | 1831 | |
Faraday discovers electromagnetic Induction | War of Independent under the leadership of Tenku Sulong, the last conventional war Between Patani Darussalam and the Siamese Rattanakosin. Many of the Malay Muslims of Patani, especially the elites class; exiled to Perlis, Kelantan, Perak and other safety Places in the Malay and Muslim land | |
Telegraph invented | ||
1860 | ||
1867 | ||
King Chulalongkorn (RamaV) rule | ||
American civil war: | 1869 | |
Aceh appeals to the | ||
Karl Mark | 1872 | |
Tolstoy | Batak War. The rebels are backed by Aceh | |
Galting Invents machine gun | ||
1880 | ||
1890 | ||
Automobile first sold commercially(Daimler, Benz) | ||
Motion picture invented | ||
Marconi invents the radio | ||
1900 | ||
Wright brothers invent airplane | 1902 | |
arrested by | ||
1904 | ||
Tenku Abd.Kadir kamaruddeen releases from prison: exile to Kelantan and become the last sultan of Patani Darusslam | ||
1909 | ||
Anglo-Siam Treaty. Patani brought under greater centralization by the Siamese King. These centralization measures included replacing Sharia laws and adat laws with those of | ||
1906 | ||
the seven Malay principalities administratively reorganized into a ‘circle’ (Monthon) called Monthon Patani. The Monthon Patani incorporated the seven principalities into four larger provinces: Patani, Bangnara, Saiburi and Yala. It is the divide and rule policy | ||
1910 | ||
Russian revolution: Lenin | ||
1914 | ||
World war I: Trench warfare, gas warfare, tanks | ||
1920 | ||
Founding League of Nation | 1921 | |
All children requiring to attend Siamese primary schools, institutions designed to offer a secular education, and the medium of instruction was the Thai language. | ||
1930 | ||
Civil war in | ||
1932 | Revolution of People group “Kanarath” | |
Starting | ||
1938 | ||
Regime of Phibun Songkhram come to power, introduce policy of force assimilation to create the monolithic Buddhist character of the state by forbidding “wearing of sarongs, the use of Malay (Muslims) names and the Malay language” | ||
1939 | ||
World war II break out | ||
1941 | ||
Tengku Mahmud Mahyuddin, a prominent Patani leader and the son of the last Raja of Patani, allied himself with the British in the hope that Patani would be granted independence after an allied victory. | ||
1945 | ||
The | A petition of Malay leaders lead by Tengku Abdul Jalal(Deputy GAMPAR) demanded from the British independence of the 4 southern provinces from | |
End of World II | ||
The United Nation found with 51 member states | ||
1947 | ||
Under the leadership of Haji Sulong Abdul Qadir, the Muslim Malays formulated demands for detailed administrative and culture autonomy. | ||
Emergence of Patani People’s Movement (PPM), a separatist movement fighting for an independent Patani | ||
1948 | ||
Starting The cold war | 250,000 Patani Malays petitioned the UN to oversee the accession of Patani, Narathiwat and Yala to the new Federation of Malaya | |
Signing North-Atlantic treaty organization(NATO) | Dusun-nyor riot: clashes between Muslim villagers and police and military forces, led by religious leader, Haji Abdul Rahman, resulted in the deaths of some 400 Muslims, thousands more fled to Malaysia | |
1950 | ||
United Greater Patani Malays Movement (GAMPAR) play important role in peace asking for independence of Patani | ||
1954 | ||
By | ||
1959 | ||
The first armed resistance organization, Barisan Nasional Pembebasan Patani (Patani National Liberation Front) / Barisan Islam Pembebasan Patani (Patani Islamic Liberation Front) is found | ||
1960 | ||
John F. Kennedy become the president of | Barisan Revolusi Nasional-Coordinate was established to fight for an independent Patani state. | |
1963 | ||
Malay declare independence from the British | ||
1965 | ||
Beginning of Vietnam war | 1968 | |
Patani United Liberation Organization (PULO) Found | ||
1975 | ||
End of Vietnam war and reunite The Vietnam country | Thai marines allegedly murdered five Muslim youths in Bacho district of Narathiwat. The largest demonstration of Patani people ever, the incident led to the emergence of several small Islamist militias organization in Patani after the demonstration many Muslim leaders were shot dead by the Thai government. | |
Peace treaty between | 1981 | |
Soviet Union military intervention in | Establishment of Southern Border Provinces Administrative Center (SBPAC), part of a new government strategy emphasizing public participation, economic development and a broad amnesty, signaling a shift from confrontation to negotiation ,in the 1980s and 1990s, violence dropped significantly | |
1989 | ||
Complete withdrawal of Soviet troops from | ||
1990 | ||
West German President Richard von Weizsaecker signs reunification treaty | ||
1991 | ||
1997 | ||
New tactical alliance under umbrella group known as Bersatu organize by PULO, BRN and GMIP | ||
New popular Thai constitution effected | ||
1994 | ||
Hutus massacre 800,000 Tutsis in a few weeks using Machetes and clubs | ||
2001 | ||
The September 11 attack on | ||
7 October | ||
2002 | ||
Southern Border Provinces Administrative Center (SBPAC) abolished under Thaksin Shinawatra government | ||
4 January 2004 | ||
Attack on the 4th Development Division military camp of Joh-I Rong district, Narathiwat province; 22 schools and patrol outposts set on fire and 413 firearms are robbed from the Thai army camp | ||
12 March 2004 | ||
Lawyer Somchai Neelaphaijit, disappeared in mysterious circumstances the day after he was called for an investigation into the torture of the suspects related to the violence in the south | ||
28 April 2004 | ||
Kru Se Massacre: attacks on eleven police posts and army checkpoints and end in a bloody showdown at the Kru Se Mosque when Thai army guns down 32 men inside, 105 militants, one civilian and five members of the security forces are dead | ||
25 October 2004 | ||
Tak Bai Incident: begin with a demonstration outside a police station and end with the deaths of at least 85 Muslim men and boys, most from suffocation in the crowd military trucks | ||
May 2005 | ||
National Reconciliation Commission formed by PM Shinawatra in order to analyze the conflict and recommend policies, measures and mechanisms to spur reconciliation and peace in Thai society | ||
1 September 2005 | ||
131 Patani Muslims cross the border in to | ||
19 September 2006 | ||
Coup d’etat oust Thaksin Shinawatra from the position of prime minister | ||
1 November 2006 | ||
Newly appointed PM Surayud Chulanont publicly apologizes for atrocities committed under the previous administration, especially regarding the Tak Bai incident. Some Tak Bai protesters on trial are being released and case is dismiss | ||
May 2007, | ||
The Thai Foreign Ministry acknowledged the OIC’s desire for ‘prompt and effective investigation of any allegation of human rights abuses’.The statement also included the proposal that ‘the long-term solution [to theproblems in the South] should entail granting the people of the region greater responsibility in governing effectively their local affairs | ||
2008 | ||
Irish voters reject the Treaty of Lisbon | ||
Interior Minister Chalerm Yubamrung proposed a public hearing on a proposal to give the southernmost provinces a form of autonomy | ||
2009 | ||
8 June 2009 | ||
The shooting at the Al-Furquan mosque in Narathiwat's Jo-i -Airong district | ||
2010 | ||
30 November | ||
Dead reach 4,122 people and injure 7,225 people after 7 years of unrest both sex ,adult and children | ||
29 December | ||
Bomb explosion top at 1,987 times, some are hit the civilian target, majority hit the official target** | ||
The war created 5,111 orphans & 2,188 widows** | ||
Total 1,227 people are arrested** | ||
Total 72,731 criminal and security cases** | ||
Total budget 145 Billion Thai Bath (45,000 million USD)** 2004 = 13,450 million Thai Baht 2005 = 13,674 million Thai Baht 2006 = 14,207 million Thai Baht 2007 = 17,526 million Thai Baht 2008 = 22,988 million Thai Baht 2009 = 27,547 million Thai Baht 2010 = 16,507 million Thai Baht 2010 = 19,102 million Thai Baht Source: Pkorn Puengnet : Issara News : 29 December 2010 : **After 7 years of unrest both sex ,adult and children | ||
2011 | ||
16-01 | ||
19-01 | ||
Army 38 camp in Narathiwat was attacked by separatist movements 4 die and 7 injures, 50 weapons and 4,000 round of ammunitions carry away and 1,000 personnel are dispatched to hunt down the attackers. | ||
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