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...ple|Siamese]], [[Chinese people|Chinese]], [[Malay race|Malays]], [[Indian people|Indians]], Eurasians, and [[Urak Lawoi|sea gypsies]]. A unique community in ...were instrumental in building the old part of the city. In the early-20th century, under Governor [[Phraya Ratsadanupradit Mahitsaraphakdi]], major European ...

{{Short description|18th-century Thai warriors}} ...}) and '''''Khun Ying'' Muk''' ({{lang|th|คุณหญิงมุก}}), respectively, are Thai national heroines who were known for their important roles in successfully ...

...tory by the groups themselves and is no longer widely used in contemporary Thai society.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Taylor |first1=Paul Michael |title=Thail The [[Mon people]], part of the Khmer [[ethnolinguistic]] group, established settlements in ...

[[File:Siam traditional clothes.jpg|thumb|320px|right|upright|Thai traditional costumes, [[Bangkok National Museum]]]] ...a]]''. In formal occasions, people may choose to wear a so-called [[formal Thai national costume]]. ...

...ve [[Burmese–Siamese wars|Burmese–Siamese Wars]], later becoming a [[Hoklo people|Hokkien Chinese]] labor immigration [[entrepôt]] in [[tin mining]] industry ...Society}}</ref> and none of them described events prior to the eighteenth century. Most of early history of Phuket can only be constructed from Western recor ...

...inese national of American origin. A Thai Chinese is a Chinese national of Thai origin.}} --> {{About|people of Chinese origin in Thailand|people of Chinese origin in Phuket and the Chinese minority in Northern Thailand|P ...

...|Javanese]], [[Betawi language|Betawi]], [[Southern Thai language|Southern Thai]], [[English language|English]], [[Singlish]], [[Dutch language|Dutch]] ...ranakan Hokkien|Cina Kampung]], [[Sino-Natives]], [[Malaysian Chinese]], [[Thai Chinese]], [[Chinese Singaporeans]], [[Chinese Indonesians]] (Chindo), [[Sr ...