Event Burmese-Siamese War (1849-1855)

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Was a military expeditions of the Siamese Rattanakosin Kingdom against the Tai Khün State of Kengtung, which was under Burmese suzerainty.

Chronology

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  • January 1853: After suffering heavy losses, the Burmese were able to drive the invading Siamese out.
  • January 1855: The Siamese army occupied Kengtung.
  • January 1853: The Siamese send two invading forces from Chiang Mai in Kengtung.
  • January 1853: After suffering heavy losses, the Burmese were able to drive the invading Siamese out.
  • January 1853: After suffering heavy losses, the Burmese were able to drive the invading Siamese out.
  • June 1855: Faced with harsh mountainous terrain and a lack of resources, the invading Siamese had to evacuate Burma in May 1855.
  • June 1855: Faced with harsh mountainous terrain and a lack of resources, the invading Siamese had to evacuate Burma in May 1855.
  • January 1855: The Siamese army occupied Kengtung.
  • January 1853: The Siamese send two invading forces from Chiang Mai in Kengtung.
  • January 1853: The Siamese send two invading forces from Chiang Mai in Kengtung.
  • January 1855: The Siamese army occupied Kengtung.
  • January 1855: The Siamese army occupied Kengtung.
  • January 1853: After suffering heavy losses, the Burmese were able to drive the invading Siamese out.
  • January 1853: The Siamese send two invading forces from Chiang Mai in Kengtung.
  • June 1855: Faced with harsh mountainous terrain and a lack of resources, the invading Siamese had to evacuate Burma in May 1855.
  • June 1855: Faced with harsh mountainous terrain and a lack of resources, the invading Siamese had to evacuate Burma in May 1855.
  • June 1855: Faced with harsh mountainous terrain and a lack of resources, the invading Siamese had to evacuate Burma in May 1855.
  • January 1853: After suffering heavy losses, the Burmese were able to drive the invading Siamese out.
  • January 1853: The Siamese send two invading forces from Chiang Mai in Kengtung.
  • January 1855: The Siamese army occupied Kengtung.