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Anna and the king of siam
Anna and the King of Siam recounts the remarkable experiences of Anna Leonowens, an English governess invited to teach the royal children of King Mongkut (Rama IV) of Siam during the mid–nineteenth century. Margaret Landon’s narrative blends historical fact with literary interpretation to portray Anna’s encounters with Siamese court life, cultural traditions, and the complex political environment of the period. Through vivid storytelling and detailed characterization, the book provides insight into the challenges of cross-cultural understanding, the dynamics of monarchy, and the personal relationship that developed between Anna and the King. Both biographical and historical in nature, this work has become a significant account of Siam’s modernizing era and the intercultural exchanges that shaped its legacy.
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