Global Powerpoint- Max, Kira, Mona, Victoria

1. Kingdoms of Southeast Asia & Korea Prepared By: Kira Max Mona Victoria

5. Geography: Southeast Asia (Cont.) The Strait of Malacca connected the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea. KC

6. - Indian merchant boats first arrived in southeast Asia by the first century A.D. - India’s religion , languages, and art forms are all integrated into current Asian culture. - Buddhism and Hinduism made a large impact of their political shaping of Asia. - India’s ancient Sanskrit language became the Asians poetry basis. Buddha Brahma - Chinese culture spread southward through migration and trade. - Through tribute or direct rule the Chinese exerted political influence over some of mainland southeast Asia. Om: A commonly known Sanskrit symbol MB

8. - The Sailendra dynasty ruled an agricultural kingdom on the island of Java. - The Sailendra dynasty was taken over by the Srivijaya empire. They peaked between the 7 th and 13 th centuries, and ruled the Strait of Malacca and other waters around the islands of Sumatra, Borneo and Java. - The Srivijaya gained their power by taxing the trade that passed through its waters. - The capital Palembang, or Sumatra became a great center of Buddhist learning where Chinese monks could study as an alternative to traveling to India. Sailendra Buddhist Temple at Borobudur built around 800. MB

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10. KOREAN DYNASTIES The Korean state was founded by a legendary hero named Tan’gun, whose father was a god and the mother was a bear. Another legend says the state was founded by the Chinese Shang Dynasty. These legends show how Koreans were highly influenced by Chinese cultures. Although Koreans created their own traditions, they also adapted the Chinese cultures, blending it in to the Korean native traditions. MT

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13. The Koryu Dynasty Lasted from 935 to 1392. Found by Wang Kon. Influenced by China. VS