अराक्स इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Amarapura Sri Dhammarakshita Nikaya.

Moreover, the term Issarak originally referred to non-communist, but in the early 1950s the Việt Minh guided-guerrillas called themselves Issaraks for the sake of unifying other non-communist forces.

Some of the early founded Issaraks were backed by the Thai authoritative government.

After 1948, several of the Thai sponsored Issaraks dissolved or cooperated with the Phnom Penh government, which led by Prince Sihanouk.

Soon afterwards, the Vietnamese guided-Issaraks formed the Khmer Issarak Association, continuing armed struggles against the Khmer authorities.

Several significant figures in the Democratic Kampuchea who participated in the Cambodian Civil War, were closely related to the Viet Minh influenced-Issaraks.

After the Geneva Conference in 1954, due to the agreement, most of the Viet Minh guided-Issaraks exiled to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV) or turned underground and formed communist organizations.

At the same time, as Cambodia had already gained independence from the French, most of the nationalist Issaraks and some of the communist groups disarmed themselves.

During the independence movement, non-communist Issaraks that were based in the northwest dominated the anti-French war which lasted for around 10 years.

However, in the rightist military coup in Thailand in November 1947 the Pridi administration was overthrown, and the new Thai government reduced support its and forced the Issaraks to come back to Cambodia.

Sieu Heng was commander of communist Khmer Issaraks, who became a communist in 1945.

Tou Samouth and the other leftist Issaraks formed the United Issarak Front, which had heavy Vietnamese involvement.

Not only would the guerrilla tactics and organisation of the Issarak forces be mimicked by the communist forces during the Cambodian Civil War, but many later communists were first introduced to the concepts of Marxist-Leninism whilst involved with the Issaraks.