2. Section 4. India After the Guptas Section 4. India After the Guptas

3. Decline of Buddhism Decline of Buddhism Theravada Buddhists –Believed Buddhism was a way of life

4. Mahayana Buddhists –Believed Buddhism was a religion

5. Both died out in India

6. The Sultanate of Delhi

7. In the 900’s Turkish Muslims took over most of India Muslims never absorbed

8. http://www.sangha.net/messengers/tamerlan.htm Timur Lenk (the Lame) (aka Tamerlane)

9. Mongol from Samarkand (in Afghanistan) Early 1400’s conquered Russia and Persia Mongol from Samarkand (in Afghanistan) Early 1400’s conquered Russia and Persia

10. Burned Baghdad, killed all in Delhi Died on the way to conquer China Burned Baghdad, killed all in Delhi Died on the way to conquer China

11. 22 Section 5. civilization in Southeast Asia

12. Peninsulas and Islands Mountains and Rain Forests Geography Geography

13. Result: never unified

14. Buddha from Thailand 17 Influenced by China and India (Buddhists, Hindus and Muslims)

15. 22 Angkor Cambodia (Kampuchea today) Khmer people

16. Built Angkor Wat-world’s largest religious structure

17. Gate of Angkor 4

18. Khmer Warriors 4

19. Peaked 1200

20. 22 Vietnam

21. Controlled by China for 1000 years Independent in 939

22. 22 Thailand

23. Defeated Angkor Became Buddhist Indian Political practices

24. 22 Burma

25. Kingdom of Pagan Buddhists Indian style politics and culture

26. 22 Malays

27. Populated most of the Pacific (Hawaii)

28. The End

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