Khmer Empire
19 artifacts · 900 CE – 1200 CE · architecture (11) · people (3) · art (2) · battle (1) · artifact (1) · spiritual (1)
The Khmer Empire, flourishing from the 9th to the 12th century in Southeast Asia, is best known for its stunning architectural feats and advanced irrigation systems. Discover the grandeur of Angkor Wat and the legacy of its rulers through artworks and artifacts that reflect this remarkable civilization.
The Collection
- Phnom Bakheng — 900 CE · architecture
- Yasovarman I — 900 CE · people
- Koh Ker — 928 CE · architecture
- Pre Rup — 961 CE · architecture
- Banteay Srei — 967 CE · architecture
- Kbal Spean — 1050 CE · spiritual
- Sdok Kok Thom Inscription — 1053 CE · artifact
- Baphuon — 1060 CE · architecture
- Suryavarman II — 1094 CE · people
- Jayavarman VII — 1125 CE · people
- Angkor Wat — 1150 CE · architecture
- Apsara Reliefs of Angkor Wat — 1150 CE · art
- Churning of the Ocean of Milk — 1150 CE · art
- Cham Naval Battle at Tonlé Sap — 1177 CE · battle
- Ta Prohm — 1186 CE · architecture
- Angkor Thom — 1190 CE · architecture
- Neak Pean — 1191 CE · architecture
- Bayon — 1200 CE · architecture
- Banteay Chhmar — 1200 CE · architecture