The Battle of Siam

During the war period when the people were in dire straits, the capital of Siam was occupied by the enemy and the people fled in all directions. A young man named Sien led a small army to leave the capital and wander in the Kamphaeng Phet area. However, the neighboring Chanthaburi lords regarded them as a thorn in their side and a thorn in their flesh, and constantly sent troops to clean up this so-called rebel. Kun Lamu, the think tank under the Chanthaburi lord, constantly plotted to lure the alienated lord into war and seek opportunities to replace him. In order to reduce the lord's foreign aid, Kun Lamu killed the envoy sent by the northern lord and put the responsibility on Sean, but the messenger's daughter was lucky enough to be saved by Sean. During the fight against Kun Lhamu, a young master named Tubo joined Sean's army. He led Sean's army to attack Chanthaburi where Kun Lhamu was located, and finally defeated Kun Lhamu's army with less and more, revealing the true face of Kun Lhamu with sinister intentions. Despite the cost of blood and tears, they eventually won the territory of Chanthaburi and rebuilt their homeland here.