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Sangkha ((タイ語:สังขะ)) is a district (''Amphoe'') in the southern part of Surin Province, northeastern Thailand. ==History== In 1759 the White Elephant of King Ekkathat escaped from Ayutthaya to the forest in Khwaeng ''Mueang'' Phimai area. Chiang Kha (เชียงฆะ), leader of Ban Khok Atcha and his groups volunteered to catch the elephant and succeed. King Ekkathat promoted him to be ''Phra'' Sangkhaburi Si Nakhon Atcha (พระสังฆะบุรีศรีนครอัจจะ) and upgraded Ban Khok Atcha to be ''Mueang'' Sangkha in 1763. In 1778, King Taksin the Great lead his troop to Vientiane and Champasak. Mueang Sangkha was a part of the king troop. When King Taksin won, he promoted the governor of Sangkha to the rank of a ''Phraya''. In 1806 the status of Mueang Sangkha was upgraded to be a direct subordinate of the capital Bangkok. In 1828 ''Phraya'' Sankhaburi (Thong Duang) was endorsed to become ''Mueang'' Khukhan governor to replace the killed previous governor. In 1907 Monthon Isan was divided into 4 sections (''Boriwen''). ''Mueang'' Sangkha was under the Surin Section, together with ''Mueang'' Surin. ''Mueang'' Sangkha at that time was subdivided into 3 districts, Sangkha, Si Khonphum and Changkan. In 1912 Monthon Isan was split into Monthon Roi Et and Monthon Ubon Ratchathani. ''Mueang'' Surin was included to Monthon Ubon Ratchathani, Mueang Sankha continued to be under Mueang Surin. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Sangkha District」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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