The 아유타야 왕국, or Ayutthaya Kingdom, was a powerful kingdom in Southeast Asia that existed from 1351 to 1767. Located in present-day 태국, it was known for its impressive architecture, vibrant trade, and cultural exchanges with neighboring regions. The kingdom was a major center for commerce and diplomacy, attracting merchants from various countries. Ayutthaya was famous for its grand temples and palaces, many of which showcased a blend of 인도, 중국, and 캄보디아 architectural styles. The kingdom fell to the 버마 army in 1767, leading to its decline, but its historical significance remains evident in the ruins that attract tourists today.