A History of South-East Asia |
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE ISLAND EMPIRES 1 | 37 |
THE ISLAND EMPIRES 2 | 58 |
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Acheh Angkor Annam Annamite Arakan Arakanese Archipelago army arrived attack attempt Ayut'ia Bangkok Bantam Batavia Bayinnaung became began Bengal British Buddhist Bugis Burma Burmese Cambodia capital captured caused centre century Cham Champa Chenla chief Chiengmai Chinese coast Cœdès Coen conquest Court culture defeated Dutch dynasty embassy emperor empire English envoy European expedition factory fleet force French Funan Governor governor-general Hué Indonesia inscriptions Irrawaddy Islam island Java Javanese Jayavarman Jayavarman VII Johore Kedah Kertanagara Khmer king kingdom later Luang Prabang Majapahit Malacca Malay Peninsula Malaya Mataram Mekong Menam Mergui mission Moluccas Mongol Nagarakertagama native Nguyen Pagan Pegu Penang Perak period port Portuguese prince provinces raid Raja region reign royal ruler Sailendra Sanskrit sent Shan ships Siam Siamese South-East Asia spice Srivijaya Straits struggle successor Sukhot'ai sultan Sumatra Syriam T'ai territory throne Tongking took Toungoo trade treaty vassal Yunnan