Haus Sisowath

Das Haus Sisowath (Khmer រាជវង្សស៊ីសុវត្ថិ, auch Sisovat, oder Si Suvata) ist eines von zwei Königshäusern vom Kambodscha. Das zweite Königshaus ist die Familie der Norodom.^[1] Der Name des Hauses geht auf den König Sisowath I. zurück.^[2]

↑ Milton Osborne: King Making in Cambodia. From Sisowath to Sihanouk. In: Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. Band 4, Nr. 2, September 1973, S. 169.
↑ Britannica Sisowath, also spelled Sisovat, or Si Suvata, (born Sept. 7, 1840, Bătdâmbâng province, Cambodia—died 1927, Phnom Penh), king of Cambodia from 1904 until his death. He was a figurehead for the French colonial administration, which had secured the protectorate over Cambodia in a treaty signed by Sisowath’s half-brother Norodom in 1863.

[1] Milton Osborne: King Making in Cambodia. From Sisowath to Sihanouk. In: Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. Band 4, Nr. 2, September 1973, S. 169.

[2] Britannica Sisowath, also spelled Sisovat, or Si Suvata, (born Sept. 7, 1840, Bătdâmbâng province, Cambodia—died 1927, Phnom Penh), king of Cambodia from 1904 until his death. He was a figurehead for the French colonial administration, which had secured the protectorate over Cambodia in a treaty signed by Sisowath’s half-brother Norodom in 1863.

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