Phayao Kingdom

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Phayao Kingdom อาณาจักรพะเยา (Thai)
1094–1338
Phayao and its neighbours, late 13th century
Capital	Phayao
Common languages	Northern Thai
Religion	Buddhism
Government	Mandala kingdom
Monarch
• 1094 (first)	Chom Tham
• 1338 (last)	Kham Rue
Historical era	Post-classical era
• Kingdom established	1094
• Annexed by Lan Na	1338
Preceded by Succeeded by Ngoenyang Lan Na
Today part of	Thailand

The Phayao Kingdom was a period in the history of Phayao in Northern Thailand. It began with a revolt against the Chiang Rai rule in the northern Thailand.