Conflict between the Burmese Empire and the Thai kingdom of Ayutthaya. It began on 23 August 1765 and lasted until 7 April 1767 (about 2 years). The setting was Tanintharyi Region. It was part of Burmese–Siamese Wars. Those involved included Konbaung dynasty and the Ayutthaya Kingdom.
Before and after
- 1764Founding of Gardner
- from 1765 to 1783American Revolution
- 1765Founding of Brown University
- 21 August 1765Birth of William IV
- from 23 August 1765 to 7 April 1767Burmese–Siamese War of 1765–1767
- 1766Discovery of hydrogen
- 13 February 1766Birth of Thomas Robert Malthus
- 6 September 1766Birth of John Dalton
- from 1767 to 1769First Anglo-Mysore War
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