| 作曲者 | William Kraft (b. 1923) |
| タイトル | Encounters Xi |
| サブタイトル | The Demise Of Suriyodhaya |
| 出版社 | Theodore Presser・プレッサー |
| 楽器編成 | コーラングレ,Cor Anglais,English Horn |
| 楽器編成（詳細） | Percussion, English Horn |
| 品番 | HLTHE11441218 |
| 形状 | 20 ページ・325 g |
| 出版年 | 2004年 |
| 出版番号 | 114-41218 |
"The Demise of Suriyodhaya" is the title a poem by B. Kasemsri commemorating the heroism and death of Queen Suriyothai (Suriyodhaya in the poem) of which the last stanza is quoted above. The poem tells of the battle between Thailand (then called Ayudhya prior to Siam) led by King Phra Mahchakkraphat (or Chakraphat, 1548 - 69) and the invading Burmese led by the Prince of Pegu with an overwhelming force of over 300,000 men and 700 war elephants. Sensing the threat against her husband and, in the event of his death leaving Ayudhya without a King, Suriyodhaya disguised herself as a man, mounted a war elephant and entered the fray. As the Prince of Pegu was poised to strike a mortal blow to the King, Suriyodhaya interposed and took the blow herself.
I. Tactics
II. Suriyodhaya's Dream
III. Peace of God
IV. Strategy