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Export from India Profound effect on SE Asia Powerful neighbors China India
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Mainland SE Asia Many peninsulas Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, part of Malaysia Island SE Asia 20,000 islands Indian Ocean and S China Sea Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, Philippines
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Separated from Asia by mtns Traders and invaders did push overland 4 river valleys Irrawaddy Chao Phraya Mekong Red Islands: strategic importance Malacca and Sunda straits Command of these straits controls rich trade routes
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Monsoons (seasonal winds) shaped trade patterns Ships travelled NE in Summer SE in Winter Between seasons: harbored ships in SE Asian ports International trade network linked India, SE Asia, China, to East Africa and Middle East Key products: spices Most to East Asia, Middle East, East Africa
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Civilization here began 5,000 years ago Own religious patterns and cultures Nuclear family Women: greater equality Spice traders Rulers of cities Choose or divorce partners Matrilineal descent: inheritance through the mother
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Spread culture Theravada beliefs introduced Writing, law, govt, art, architecture, farming Settled port cities Presents to local rulers Married into influential families Exchanged cottons, jewels, perfume for raw materials, timber, spies, gold Peak around 500-1000
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Hinduism and Buddhism already in SE Asia Indians carried Islam into region 1200s Trades spread beliefs throughout islands of Indonesia and Philippines Arab merchants Growth of Islam contributed to stable trade network
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Pagan Irrawaddy Valley Rice paddies King Anawrata Brought Buddhism to Burman people Stupas: dome-shaped shrines Fell in 1287 to conquering Mongols
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Khmer Empire Peak between 800-1350 Present day rulers control Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia Pious Hindus Leaders saw themselves as god-kings Ordinary people preferred Buddhism King Suryavarman II built temple complex at Angkor Wat Ruins survived to today Among most impressive in world Hundreds of carved figures
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Srivijaya Trading empire 600-1200 Controlled Strait of Malacca Hinduism and Buddhism Other islands: people blended beliefs of Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam to create local gods Islam spread to Sumatra, Java
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Indian influence outweighed Chinese Spread through trade China conquered Annam (N Vietnam) Heart of N Vietnam: Red River delta Fertile rice paddies Provided food
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111 BC: Han armies conquered region Controlled for 1000 years Spread: Confucian ideas Chinese civil service system Built government bureaucracy similar to China’s Learned to write/speak Chinese Adopted Mahayana Buddhism beliefs from China Daoism
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39 AD: briefly drove Chinese out Remembered as martyrs and heroes 939 Vietnam broke free Remained tributary state of China
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