National history of Khmer people

Khmer folk stories have various themes, among which Zhaotong in Zhaoqing, the origin of Heipo Mountain, Fupotang, Sister Well and Brother Well are famous. There are also some jokes and fables, the most famous of which is Meng Ze's poems. In addition, it is particularly worth mentioning Baye's literary works, that is, literary works written on leaves, including folk stories, holiday documentaries, folk games, training songs, religious stories and so on.

Khmer (Vietnamese: ng? Cao is a country with a long history and splendid culture. As early as the 7th century, Khmer culture reached its peak in 1 1 and12nd centuries, and its symbol was the splendid Angkor civilization. In fact, Gaomian people have long been the masters of Mekong Delta, parts of Thailand, parts of Laos and Cambodia as a whole. As early as 1300 years ago, this land belonged to the real wax country. The real wax country has a vast territory, including Cambodia (then called "Luzhenla") and the Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam (then called "Shuizhenla").

At the end of 17, the occupying power in central Vietnam was incorporated into the territory of Vietnam, and the border of Vietnam extended southward, adjacent to Zhenla. During the following 100 years, the Nguyen family in Quang Nam, southern Vietnam, constantly exerted political and military pressure on Zhenla, and the war between the two countries never stopped. Finally, the Mekong Delta was incorporated into the territory of Vietnam, and Khmer people living in this area became ethnic minorities in Vietnam (Vietnamese: D &；; acircn t？ c Vi？ However, the social structure, national culture and customs of Khmer residents in Vietnam and Cambodia are still the same.