Ngao of Vientiane
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Ngao of Vientiane
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Chao Raxavong Ngao was a Laotian prince. He was the third most important person of Vientiane, just after his uncle, the oupahat Tissa. In Vietnamese records, he was called Hạt Xà Bồng (曷蛇芃). Ngao was the second son of Chao Anouvong. In his youth, he served as a political hostage in Bangkok. In 1826, he was ordered to commanded a Lao menial labor corps to dig canals and fell trees. They were ill-treated by Siamese, which became one of the principal reasons for Anouvong's revolt against Siamese. I
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Raxavong of Vientiane
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2021-06-17T20:48:18Z
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