the monsoon marketplace. influences on southeast asia monsoons sea trade important control of...
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The Monsoon Marketplace
Influences on Southeast Asia
Monsoons Sea Trade important
Control of Malacca Strait and Sunda Strait
= Money and Power
Han Dynasty in China Falls
Road not safe
Sea Trade (even more) important
India’s Influence Hinduism and Buddhism Spread
Trade and Missionaries
Sanskrit becomes a
popular language
Islam Spreads
to Sumatra, Malay,
Borneo and Philippines
China’s Influence
Mostly Northern Mainland
Conquest, Migrations and Trade
Early Empires
Pagan Kingdom ~840s
~1057 King Anawrahta conquers the area
Became a center of Buddhist learning
~1200s Mongols demand $$$
Pagans forced to pay downfall of Pagans
Considered origin/golden age of modern Myanmar
Khmer Empire ~800s conquer
surrounding area
Heavy India influence
Practiced a mix of Hindu/Buddhism
Developed a irrigation system for cultivating rice
Became wealthy
Capital - AngkorKnown for Angkor Wat
Over extended + empire declined
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SailendraIsland of Java ~750-850
Known for Buddhist Artworks
Srivijaya
Island of Sumatra
~600s-1200s
Controlled Malacca and Sunda Straits
1025 attacked made weak
Borobudur
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Devout Buddhists
Falls in 13th Century
Region becomes open to Islamic influence
Malacca
Gained control of straight of Malacca when Srivijaya fell (14th Century)
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Became major trade center
Becomes a center of Islamic Culture and Education
Dominates the regions language and trade
Remains heavily influential on the region
Demak
Island of Java 15th Century
Islamic
Became major trade center- access to the Spice Islands
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Vietnam Strongly influenced by
China
111 B.C.E. Conquered by Han Dynasty
Ruled by Chinese (mostly) for next 1000 years
Chinese force their culture on Vietnamese
Heavily influenced by Buddhism, Confucianism, Daoism
Adopted Chinese language
However…
Vietnamese kept their culture alive Still worshiped “traditional spirits”
Rebelled anytime China was weak
~939 independent Kingdom of Dai Viet est.
1200s Mongols invaded, but eventually defeated