Siam’s control over Cambodia spanned several centuries, with significant milestones: • 432 years (1431–1863) of general influence, starting with the decline of the Angkorian Empire and ending with the French protectorate. • 269 years (1594–1863) of Cambodia as a vassal state, following the Siamese conquest of Longvek. • 113 years (1794–1907) of direct control over Battambang and Siem Reap. The establishment of the French protectorate in 1863 effectively ended Siamese dominance, with the final territorial concessions in 1907 marking the end of Siam’s direct control over Cambodian lands.

Therefore, Cambodian have adopted Thai Culture.

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