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The current title of the Head of State of Cambodia is King.
This is a complete list of all Heads of States of Cambodia, both Presidents, Kings and Head of State.

Kings of Cambodia Kingdom (68-Present)

Funan Empire: 68-627

Chenla Empire: 550-802

Angkor Empire: 802-1431

Kingdom of Cambodia after Angkor: 1431-1863

Kingdom of Charktomok: 1431-1525

Kingdom of Lovek: 1525-1593

Kingdom of Srei Sonthor: 1594-1620

Kingdom of Oudongk: 1620-1863 or Dark Age of Cambodia

Cambodia Under French Colonial: 1863-1953

Monarchy-Regency of Cambodia

Modern Kingdom of Cambodia: 1993-Present

Gallery of the Power of King of Cambodia

Angkor Wat	Preah Ko	Phnom Bakheng	Pre Rup
Banteay Srei	Baphuon	Bayon	Wat Phnom
Silver Pagoda	Chan Chhaya Pavilion	Stupa of King Suramarit	Independence Monument, Phnom Penh

Map History of Cambodia

Early Kingdom of Funan	Under king Fan Cheman of Funan, 2nd Century	Under king Srei Jayavarman of Funan, 514	Under king Rudravarman of Funan, 520
Under king Bavavarman I, 550	Two Kingdom of Chenla, 706	Under king Jayavarman II, 802	Khmer Empire, 9th-13th Century
Under king Jayavarman VII of Angkor, 1200	Khmer Empire, 1218	Under king Cheychettha IV, 1670	Kingdom of Cambodia, 1993-Present

Champa or Khmer Islam Kingdom: 192-1832

Gallery of Champa

Champa Empire	This statue from the late 9th century once belonged to the Buddhist monastery in the Cham capital of Indrapura	This map depicts the political landscape of Southeast Asia circa 1100 A.D. The territory of Champa, depicted in green, lies along the coast of modern southern Vietnam. To the north lies Đại Việt; to the west, Angkor.	The towers of Po Sa Nu (Pho Hai) near Phan Thiết may be the oldest extant Cham buildings. In style, they exhibit the influence of pre-Angkorian Cambodia.
Asia in 800AD, showing the Champa city-states and their neighbors	One of the risers on the short stairway leading up the My Son E1 Pedestal contains this image of a dancer	This statue of a dvarapala (temple guardian) was stationed in an entry hallway or gopura of the Buddhist monastery at Indrapura. The guardian treads on a bull, who in turn disgorges a small warrior, who in turn raises his sword against the guardian	This bas relief at the late 12th century Angkorian temple called the Bayon depicts Cham mariners in action against the Khmer
This haut relief sculpture belonging to the Dong Duong Style of Cham art is of a Dvarapala or temple guardian	This Cham head of Shiva was made of electrum around 800 A.D. It decorated a kosa, or metal sleeve fitted to a lingam. One can recognize Shiva by the tall chignon hairstyle and by the third eye in the middle of his forehead.	This 10th century Cham segmented jatalinga stands at the temple complex of My Son

List of Heads Of State of Cambodia (1954-1993)

Monarchy-Regency of Cambodia (1960–1970)

Heads of State

• Chuop Hell (3 April - 6 April 1960) (1st time, acting)
• Prince Sisowath Monireth (6 April - 13 June 1960) (Chairman of the Regency Council)
• Chuop Hell (13 June - 20 June 1960) (2nd time, acting)
• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (20 June 1960 - 18 March 1970) (1st time) (in exile in in Beijing, China from 5 May 1970 until 17 April 1975)
• Cheng Heng (18 March 1970 - 9 October 1970) (acting)

Cambodian Civil War (1970-1993)

-See also Cambodian Civil War

Khmer Republic (1970-1975)

Heads of State

• Cheng Heng (9 October 1970 - 10 March 1972)
• General Lon Nol (10 March - 14 March 1972)

Presidents

• General Lon Nol (14 March 1972 - 12 April 1975)
• Saukam Khoy (1 April - 12 April 1975) (acting for Lon Nol)

Chairman of the Supreme Committee

• Sak Sutsakhan (12 April - 17 April 1975)

Democratic Kampuchea (1975–1979)

Head of State

• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (17 April 1975 - 11 April 1976) (2nd time)

Chairman of the State Presidium

• Khieu Samphan (11 April 1976 - 7 January 1979)

People's Republic of Kampuchea (1979–1989)

President of the People's Revolutionary Council

• Heng Samrin (7 January 1979 - 27 June 1981)

Chairman of the Council of State

• Heng Samrin (27 June 1981 - 1 May 1989)

State of Cambodia (1989–1993)

Chairmen of the Council of State

• Heng Samrin (1 May 1989 - 6 April 1992)
• Chea Sim (6 April 1992 - 14 June 1993)

Chairman of the Supreme National Council

• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (20 November 1991 - 14 June 1993)

Head of State

• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (3rd time) (14 June - 24 September 1993)

Prime Minister of Cambodia (1945-Present)

Protectorate of Cambodia (1945-1949)

• King Norodom Sihanouk (18 March - 13 August 1945) (1st time)
• Son Ngoc Thanh (14 August - 16 October 1945) (1st time)
• Prince Sisowath Monireth (17 October 1945 - 15 December 1946)
• Prince Sisowath Youtevong (15 December 1946 - 15 July 1947)
• Sisowath Watchayavong (25 July 1947 - 20 February 1948)
• Chhean Vam (20 February - 14 August 1948)
• Samdech Penn Nouth (15 August 1948 - 21 January 1949) (1st time)
• Yem Sambaur (12 February - 20 September 1949 (1st time)
• Ieu Koeus (20 September - 29 September 1949)
• Yem Sambaur (29 September - 8 November 1949) (2nd time)

Associated state of Cambodia (1949–1953)

• Yem Sambaur (8 November 1949 - 28 April 1950) (3rd time)
• King Norodom Sihanouk (28 April - 30 May 1950) (2nd time)
• Prince Samdech Krom Luong Sisowath Monipong (30 May 1950 - 3 March 1951)
• Oum Chheang Sun (3 March - 12 October 1951) (1st time)
• Huy Kanthoul (13 October 1951 - 16 June 1952)
• King Norodom Sihanouk (16 June 1952 - 24 January 1953) (3rd time)
• Samdech Penn Nouth (24 January - 9 November 1953) (2nd time)

Independent Kingdom of Cambodia (1953–1960)

• Samdech Penn Nouth (9 November - 22 November 1953) (2nd time)
• Chan Nak (23 November 1953 - 7 April 1954)
• King Norodom Sihanouk (7 April - 18 April 1954) (4th time)
• Samdech Penn Nouth (18 April 1954 - 26 January 1955) (3rd time)
• Leng Ngeth (26 January - 3 October 1955)
• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (3 October 1955 - 5 January 1956) (5th time)
• Oum Chheang Sun (5 January - 29 February 1956) (2nd time)
• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (1 March - 24 March 1956) (6th time)
• Khim Tit (3 April - 29 July 1956)
• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (15 September - 15 October 1956) (7th time)
• Sam Yun (25 October 1956 - 7 April 1957)
• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (9 April - 7 July 1957) (8th time)
• Sim Var (26 July 1957 - 11 January 1958) (1st time)
• Ek Yi Oun (11 January - 17 January 1958)
• Samdech Penn Nouth (17 January - 24 April 1958) (4th time)
• Sim Var (24 April - 10 July 1958) (2nd time)
• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (10 July 1958 - 3 April 1960) (9th time)

Monarchy-Regency of Cambodia (1960–1970)

• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (3 April - 19 April 1960) (9th time)
• Pho Proeung (19 April 1960 - 28 January 1961)
• Samdech Penn Nouth (28 January - 17 November 1961) (5th time)
• Prince Norodom Sihanouk (17 November 1961 - 13 February 1962) (10th time)
• Nhiek Tioulong (13 February - 6 August 1962) (acting)
• Chau Sen Cocsal Chhum (6 August - 6 October 1962)
• Prince Norodom Kantol (6 October 1962 - 25 October 1966)
• General Lon Nol (25 October 1966 - 1 May 1967) (1st time)
• Son Sann (1 May 1967 - 31 January 1968)
• Samdech Penn Nouth (31 January 1968 - 14 August 1969) (6th time)
• General Lon Nol (14 August 1969 - 9 October 1970) (2nd time)

Khmer Republic (1970-1975)

• General Lon Nol (9 October 1970 - 11 March 1972) (2nd time)
• Prince Sisowath Sirik Matak (11 March - 18 March 1972)
• Son Ngoc Thanh (18 March - 15 October 1972) (2nd time)
• Hang Thun Hak (15 October 1972 - 6 May 1973)
• In Tam (6 May - 9 December 1973)
• Long Boret (26 December 1973 - 17 April 1975)

Democratic Kampuchea (1975–1979)

• Samdech Penn Nouth (17 April 1975 - 4 April 1976) (7th time)
• Khieu Samphan (4 April - 13 May 1976)
• Pol Pot (13 May 1976 - 7 January 1979)

People's Republic of Kampuchea (1979–1989)

• Pen Sovan, Chairman of the Council of Ministers (27 June - 5 December 1981)
• Chan Sy, Chairman of the Council of Ministers (5 December 1981 - 26 December 1984)
• Hun Sen, Chairman of the Council of Ministers (14 January 1985 - 1 May 1989)

State of Cambodia (1989–1993)

• Hun Sen, Chairman of the Council of Ministers (1 May 1989 - 2 July 1993)
• Samdech Hun Sen and Prince Norodom Ranariddh, Joint Prime Ministers (2 July - 24 September 1993)

Kingdom of Cambodia (since 1993)

• Prince Norodom Ranariddh, First Prime Minister (24 September 1993 - 6 July 1997)
  • Samdech Hun Sen, Second Prime Minister (24 September 1993 - 30 November 1998)
• Ung Huot, First Prime Minister (16 July 1997 - 30 November 1998)
• Samdech Hun Sen (since 30 November 1998)