Thailand Military builds Preah Vihear temple replica

As Cambodia had not reopened access to Preah Vihear Temple from "Thai" side of the border, the Thai Military hopes the smaller version will attract tourists....Bangkok Post said.

The Phreah Vihea replica aims to send message to Cambodia that Thailand is now ready to jointly develop the dispute area........

Cause of conflict: 

Cambodia had been consulting to the Franco-Siam Treaty 1904 and 1907
The ICJ had been looking to the the Franco-Siam Treaty 1904 and 1907
Thailand said there had no "Siam" anymore, only Thailand.

 

An indigenous War among Thais, Siamese, Chinese, Muslim, Sino-Thais, Thai-Siamese blood impact to Cambodia negatively and it need special attention of the UN Security Council.
 Here list of ethic in Thailand.


List of Population in today Thailand.
An ethnography and demography science help military science in making analysis for solving related problem. This is an alphabetical list of ethnic group in today Thailand by 2015

1. Aheu Luang  900 
2. Akeu  400 
3. Akha  57,000 
4. Americans, U.S.  20,000 
5. Anglo-Australian  2,200 
6. Anglo-New Zealander  700 
7. Bisu  700 
8. British  43,000 
9. Bru, Western  24,000 
10. Bulang  1,300 
11. Burmese  201,000 
12. Cham, Western  4,500 
13. Chong  600 
14. Deaf 
15. Eurasian  56,000 
16. French  4,000 
17. Han Chinese, Cantonese  38,000 
18. Han Chinese, Hainanese  8,000 
19. Han Chinese, Hakka  77,000 
20. Han Chinese, Min Bei  14,000 
21. Han Chinese, Min Nan  1,456,000 
22. Hmong Daw  35,000 
23. Hmong Njua  65,000 
24. Huay  600 
25. Hui  74,000 
26. Iu Mien  44,000 
27. Japanese  14,000 
28. Jew, Thai Speaking  200 
29. Karen, Bghai  2,100 
30. Karen, Eastern Kayah  18,000 
31. Karen, Kayah  21,000 
32. Karen, Padaung  2,700 
33. Karen, Pwo Rachaburi  2,800 
34. Karen, Pwo, Eastern  55,000 
35. Karen, Pwo, Northern  81,000 
36. Karen, S'gaw  203,000 
37. Kensiu  300 
38. Khmer, Central  63,000 
39. Khmer, Northern  1,414,000 
40. Khmu  34,000 
41. Kintaq  100 
42. Korean  7,100 
43. Kui  405,000 
44. Lahu Na  31,000 
45. Lahu Nyi  3,100 
46. Lahu Shi  15,000 
47. Lamet  200 
48. Lao  18,000 
49. Lao Ga  2,000 
50. Lao Krang  56,000 
51. Lao Lom  28,000 
52. Lao Ngaew  34,000 
53. Lao Phuan  203,000 
54. Lao Song  35,000 
55. Lao Ti  200 
56. Lao Wieng  56,000 
57. Lawa, Eastern  8,000 
58. Lawa, Western  8,600 
59. Lisu, Southern  40,000 
60. Lua  6,800 
61. Mal  4,800 
62. Malay, Kedah  7,000 
63. Malay, Melaju  697,000 
64. Malay, Pattani  1,013,000 
65. Mlabri  400 
66. Moken  2,900 
67. Moklen  4,300 
68. Mon  117,000 
69. Mpi  1,500 
70. Nyahkur  1,600 
71. Nyaw  59,000 
72. Nyeu, Yeu  200 
73. Nyong  14,000 
74. Pa-O  800 
75. Palaung, Pale  6,000 
76. Phu Thai  476,000 
77. Phunoi  14,000 
78. Prai  20,000 
79. Pray  42,000 
80. Punjabi  61,000 
81. Puoc  3,500 
82. Rohingya  74,000 
83. Saek  13,000 
84. Samtao  100 
85. Sinhalese  70,000 
86. So  71,000 
87. South Asian, Bengali-Speaking  34,000 
88. Tai Bueng  6,300 
89. Tai Dam  700 
90. Tai Gapong  2,100 
91. Tai Kaleun, Kaleung  8,500 
92. Tai Khun  6,800 
93. Tai Lue  89,000 
94. Tai Man, Shan  96,000 
95. Tai Wang  8,500 
96. Tai Ya  1,000 
97. Tamil  34,000 
98. Tavoyan  500 
99. Thai Islam, Central  2,532,000 
100. Thai Islam, Southern  1,257,000 
101. Thai, Central  19,278,000 
102. Thai, Khorat  541,000 
103. Thai, Northeastern, Isan សៀម (Siamese)  17,779,000 
104. Thai, Northern  7,140,000 
105. Thai, Southern  4,946,000 
106. Thai, Tak Bai  21,000 
107. Thai-Chinese ចិន 5,512,000 
108. Tonga  300 
109. Ugong  500 
110. Urak Lawoi  1,900 
111. Urdu  7,000 
112. Vietnamese  119,000 
113. Wa  6,700 
114. Yoy  5,900