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The Khmer Empire dominated trade in Southeast Asia for centuries, starting as the early kingdom of Funan. By 800 CE the Khmer had expanded to become a powerful empire, reaching their peak around 1200 CE through trade and conquest. The Sailendra dynasty ruled Java and left behind the great Buddhist temple of Borobudur, blending Indian and Javanese influences before being overcome by the Srivijaya kingdom. Vietnam was less influenced by India, becoming an independent kingdom in 939 after being controlled by China under the Han dynasty.
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1. Cambodia has a long history dating back to the 1st century AD with the Funan Kingdom being the first to arise, followed by the Chenla Kingdom which absorbed Funan.
2. The Angkor Empire emerged in the 9th century AD under King Jayavarman II and grew to be the most powerful kingdom in Southeast Asia, controlling a large empire and building iconic temples like Angkor Wat.
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The civilizations of Southeast Asia were influenced by India and China through trade and cultural exchange. Powerful kingdoms like the Khmer Empire and Pagan Kingdom blended Indian and Chinese influences with local customs. The Khmer Empire built grand temples like Angkor Wat and developed an extensive irrigation system. Pagan unified Burma and promoted Theravada Buddhism. Trading kingdoms like Srivijaya and Sailendra prospered through control of strategic maritime trade routes. Vietnam maintained its own identity while absorbing some Chinese culture during periods of Chinese rule.
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The document summarizes the kingdoms of Southeast Asia and Korea from around the 1st century AD. It describes the geography of Southeast Asia and how kingdoms like Funan and Khmer rose to power in mainland Southeast Asia, controlling trade routes. It also discusses how the Srivijaya kingdom ruled the seas between islands. In Korea, tribes united into kingdoms like Silla, which eventually conquered the entire peninsula. Silla was replaced by the Goryeo Dynasty, which modeled itself after Chinese government but faced invasions by the Mongols. The Joseon Dynasty then replaced Goryeo.
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The document summarizes the kingdoms of Southeast Asia and Korea from around the 1st century AD. It describes the geography of Southeast Asia and how kingdoms like Funan and Khmer Empire rose to power in the region. It also discusses how Hinduism and Buddhism spread to influence these kingdoms. In Korea, it outlines the development of the three kingdoms of Silla, Baekje, and Goguryeo, and how Silla eventually unified the peninsula. It then summarizes the rule of the Goryeo Dynasty and the influences of Confucianism and Buddhism in Korean society at the time.
Southeast Asia and Korea
Southeast Asian influences spread throughout history beginning around 900 AD as nations prospered from intellectual successes. Major empires like the Khmer Empire in Cambodia and the Srivijaya Empire dominated trade between India and China. While isolated geographically, regions were connected culturally through religion, language, and trade, adopting aspects of Indian and Chinese culture but also retaining their own customs. Korea similarly adapted to Chinese rule while maintaining a distinct culture, building on achievements during the Koryu Dynasty like cultural works and a centralized government system.
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The document discusses the history and culture of Southeast Asia and some kingdoms that arose there. It focuses on the Khmer Empire in Cambodia, describing the Angkor Wat temple and the golden age of Khmer civilization between 889-1434 when the empire was at its greatest extent, building elaborate irrigation systems and architecture. It also briefly mentions Vietnam gaining independence in 939 and absorbing Buddhism from China, and the Koryo dynasty that ruled Korea from 935-1392, establishing a Confucian civil service and facing Mongol invasions.
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