The Making of South East Asia |
Contents
The Geographical Framework I | 1 |
The Chinese Conquest of the Red River Delta | 39 |
The spread of Indian Cultural Influence in | 57 |
THE INDOCHINESE STATES FROM | 73 |
Cambodia | 88 |
THE CRISIS OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY | 119 |
THE INDOCHINESE STATES AFTER | 137 |
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
ancient Angkor architecture army attack Ayudhya Bangkok Bayinnaung Bhavavarman Brahman bronze brother Buddha Buddhism buildings built Burma Burmese Cambodia capital centre Cham Cham king Champa Che Bong Nga Chiang China Chinese civilization Cœdès crowned cult Dai Viet death delta died dynasty emperor Fu-nan groups Indian cultural influence indigenous Indochina Indochinese Indonesian inhabitants inscriptions Irrawaddy Jayavarman VII Khmer kingdom known Lan Na language Laos Laotian large number later Le dynasty linga Lop Buri Luang Prabang Malay Peninsula Mekong Menam valley Mon-Khmer Mongol mountain Nareshvara neighbours neolithic Nguyen northern Viet-nam P'ra P'raya Pagan palace Paramaraja Paris Pegu period Phnom Prince provinces Red River region reign royal ruler Sanskrit Shri Siam Siamese Sinhalese South East Asia statues stupa style succeeded Sukhodaya Suryavarman II T'ai temple territory thirteenth century throne tion Toungoo Tran Trinh Vieng Chan Viet Vietnamese Vuong