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³ The modern Siam is of much limited area. It has Burma and the Indian Ocean on the west; the Shan States of Burma, China, and Laos on the north; Annam (Champa) and Cochin China on the east; and Cambodia, Gulf of Siam, and the Malay Peninsula on the south.