Международная научная конференция ЮВА в СПбГУ-65

Международная научная конференция, посвященная 65-й годовщине начала изучения языков ЮВА в нашей стране 366 Le Vu Truong Qiang, Duong Quang Hiep advantage prevailed in France with the French-Cambodian treaty ratified by Napoleon III in April 1864 recognizing French protection. Later, France also forced Siam to make further concessions when signing the 1867 French-Siamese treaty on Cambodia. Since then, the Norodomm court in Cambodia has no other choice and reluctantly becomes a French colony.[17] The case of Laos : Laos before the confrontation with the West had never been fully united but divided into many kingdoms, except the case of the unified kingdom of Laos Lan Xang of Pha Ngam in the 14th century. The relationship between Laos and the West is generally small, not as complicated as with other countries in the region. Partly due to the geographical position of Laos it is difficult to place trade in the years of the century of international maritime trade. On the other hand, the territory of Laos was not attractive to colonial countries because of the limited resources and political intervention of Siam in the long run. In the mid-19th century, France peered into this country, then intervened and gradually seized Laos in 1893. There was almost no conflict and reaction by military operations from the state. Instead of which, it is their acceptance. The kingdom of Luang Phrabang and the Principality of Champasak were still protected areas with internal autonomy, but in reality they were ruled by French envoys. Under the oppression of the French, in 1901 a rebellion broke out in the south by a Lao — Theong named Ong Kakeo and Ong Kommadam led many people to support and only until 1937 it was radically suppressed. Other uprisings such as Po Co Duot (1901–1903) and Patchay (1918–1922) were gradually extinguished. Thus, the attitude of cooperation and opposition of Laos existed during the period of French colonial rule and it was only untied after 1945. In general, Lao people were not as strong against the colonial people as other nations. The attitude of being forced to accept openness and colonization of France was the most conspicuous behavioural manner of a country with such weak potential as Laos in the 19th century.