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The document discusses the history, economics, and religions of the Funan kingdom in Cambodia. It states that the Funan kingdom existed from the 1st to 6th centuries AD under King Liv Yee, with its capital located in Angkor Bori. It was economically focused on farming and had a port city called Oc Eo. The kingdom was heavily influenced by Indian culture and administered using Sanskrit. It followed Hinduism and later Buddhist religious doctrines.
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- 2. HISTORY Funnan/Nokor Phnom ( 1st -6th centuries A.D) King ( Liv Yee) Capital city : Angkor Bori ( Takoe province,Cambodia) • Port city ( Oc Eo ) “Glass Canal”
- 3. ECONOMICS Cambodia do the faming Transportation Oc Eo ( Transport to China,India and Rome)
- 4. Religions The kingdom is said to have been heavily influenced by Indian culture, and to have employed Indians for state administration purposes. Sanskrit was the language at the court, and the Funanese advocatedHinduism and, after the fifth century, Buddhist] religious doctrines. Hinduism Buddism
- 5. REFERENCES o FOR INFORMATIONS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Funan THANK YOU FOR WATCHING ME!!! GOOD LUCK EVERYONE
- 6. NAME: Chamroeun Ven Course : IT application CS 110 section 1 Instructor : Zulfi Erken Work: Lab 5 activity Date 27th ,December 2014