Siem Reap before Angkorian

History and archeology researchers claimed that the history of the Angkor region began in the year 802 AD during the reign of King Jayavarman 2 after King came from Java in the year 800 AD. Documents above, according to the king Jayavarman 2 in Stage 2, he was the city Indradevi Anuradhapura in Kampong Cham, then sat on the Mount Kulen and the latest, he was the city Hariharalaya or city Roluos, the capital early in the Angkor. Dr. Michel seal, said the start-up culture of Angkor in the year 802 AD when King Jayavarman 2 coronation as King on Mount Kulen. His coronation was on the basis of the Mandate given to him of the greatness of strength for national unification. The claim stating said that culture Pre-Angkor period (Angkor) is based on the number of accounts. Document evidence on record, and a number of architectural monuments. The event, which is another very significant during Zhēnlà on Miss territory of Siem Reap Angkor. China logs, the first in Siem Reap called "kingdoms" located between the West Baray, Baray and east of Angkor, Siem Reap. Cambodian king who reigned properties in this kingdom of King Jayavarman VII Chanphal. Dr. Michel seal, said additional pre-Angkor era during this year 802 economic and social environment of the Siem Reap area Angkor positive developments. They saw land or territorial urbanization in each region of the province to clear since the end of the 6th century, the early 7th century AD. Khmers under the leadership of King and the Brahmins, Ahithophel project began construction of the first brick priority Prasat inducted Bodhi Temple brasaeatkok Sean miniature Angkor Wat temple. But the social sector, they realized that the Khmer ancestors liked to build their settlements Near the Tonle Sap, Near the natural river streams. The building of temples even as ancestors Khmer always looking for any position is not flooded in the rainy season the mind of the Khmer in choosing high position for building construction, other common interest is to continue till today day this [4].