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5. The Khmer Empire - Fall of the God Kings
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Deep in the Cambodian Jungle, a ruined city crumbles among the roots of banyan trees.

In this episode, we look at the Khmer Empire of medieval Cambodia, and the ancient mega-city of Angkor. I want to explore how this great civilization rose to a size and wealth virtually unprecedented in the world, how it overcame the challenges of its climate and landscape, and all the factors that led to its final, dramatic collapse.

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Sound engineering by Thomas Ntinas

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Rhy Brignell
Lou Millington
Sebastian Garbacz

Music by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: incompetech.com/

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@fuzzlenuff

4 years ago

Paul Cooper, you have probably created the best group of documentaries ever presented on YouTube. You are adding to my knowledge, and I thank you for it. It is so much easier to learn when the narration is not being overpowered by thundering music and sound effects.

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@darkdefender6384

4 years ago

The background sounds make me feel like me and a guide are walking through the past without anyone being able to see us. As we walk the streets and hear the sounds, see the sights, and smell the smells of a teeming city. All the while like a time traveler knowing what lay ahead for this beautiful civilization. Truly a remarkable podcast!

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@tinawelch3005

3 years ago

The audio and speaking negates the need for visual. I am humbled to listen and learn from such a masterful source. Thank you for such a treasure in this series.

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@xavierneang3006

2 years ago

Love this podcast! Thank you for doing us khmer people justice. The Khmer and cambodia have endured a lot but we’re still here and our culture is strong! 💪🇰🇭 sad how the west and others took awhile to admit that these local rice farmers built one of the most beautiful cities in world

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@AbdulAhad-by3hb

2 years ago

This is the best history Channel on YouTube.the amount of work put into these documentary are super😁

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@trimblejay2222

3 years ago

Shown up on my feed earlier in the week. This podcast has accompanied me on my long drives this week and im sad to say i have just 2 left 😭. What you have created is simple and and elegant. Its just beautiful knowledge that you dont even realise you are soley listening to, I swear im there in some of the scenes you depict. Thank you for putting this together and i hope this is something you can continue.......if in the future you run out of civilisations please just make them up i will continue to listen haha

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@lynnoble8229

1 year ago

Thank you so much for your podcasts, they are the most informative and easy to listen to, I am thoroughly enjoying them. I feel like I’m just now learning about our world and I’m 72 yrs old!

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@amishshark3549

4 years ago

These podcasts do an excellent job of immersing you into the civilization no tv show or movie has done for me

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@parallel9201

4 years ago

Angkor Wat's temples are majestic! This was my favourite episode. Southeast Asia isn't usually covered but you did it perfectly!

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@dbarker7794

8 months ago

The description of the banyan was my favorite part. 👍

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@diabolikmitchell2960

3 years ago

This series is among the very best of YouTube. Just phenomenal.

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@Comrade_Collects

1 year ago

One of the best channels I’ve found through the internet! Watch these to go to sleep repeatedly and hope the channel continues to grow well

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@navajojoe8453

4 years ago

Thank you Paul for sharing your time with us I been to Cambodia in 2000 angkor never been lost its very awaken place Blessing to you from shiprock navajo nation rez

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@gregory-of-tours

4 years ago

This series is really nicely done. Love the music and sounds effects to set the scene.

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@maligjokica

4 years ago

i discoverd this podcast just two days ago and this is my first one that i heard complitly. I am specless how well its made!! next to go with the others. a new subscriber for sure:)))

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@Ceci_et_Cela

1 year ago

Mr. Cooper, thank you for such a great series. I listen to a new one every night before bed. When I’ve gone through them all, I start over. 😊

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@euroschmau

4 years ago

My god this is one of the most beautiful podcasts I've across in a long while, good work! The closing of this episode really helped put perspective of our own global civilization, which I feel is dangerously close to entering planetary hospice.

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@brictator

4 years ago

your peesentations are awesome thank you.

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@Jesseminecrafter

2 months ago

Excellent video and clearly beautifully researched, however the sheer volume of ads placed sporadically in this video make it so hard to follow. Love the content

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@Jim-jimminy

6 days ago

Just discovered these episodes! Brilliant with a very calming tone to it

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