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88 Cards in this Set
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Wayang |
Traditional shadow theater during neolithic period |
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Gamelan |
Orchestra during neolithic period |
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Neolithic period |
Emergence of indigenous cultures from the time they began cultivating plants up to using metals |
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Hoabinhian |
Archeological site in Vietnam (mesolithic) |
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Bacson |
Neolithic archeological site in vietnam |
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Dongson |
Bronze archeological site in vietnam |
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Austronesian dispersal |
Began during neolithic period; agriculture, domestication of animals, and plants |
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South China |
Homeland of austronesian speaking people |
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Vietnam empire (empire of tongking) |
Kingdom that came under the rule of Han Dynasty |
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15th Century |
Vietnam regained independence during this time |
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Chinese influence |
Use of surname, system of writing |
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Mahayana buddhism |
Chinese influenced religion of vietnam |
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Dinh |
Temples of gods in elevated place |
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Truung sisters rebellion |
Reason why nagkaroon ng high regards for women |
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Kingdom of Funan |
Tip of southern vietnam, expanded to the delta of Mekong river |
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Phnom |
Rulers of kingdom of funan that also means Kings of the mountain |
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Chen-la |
Name of kingdom of khmer by Chinese |
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Kingdom of Khmer |
Kingdom centered on angkor |
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Kingdom of Champa |
Kingdom that has trade relation w Indians |
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Kingdom of Champa |
Kingdom conquered by Vietnam in 15th C |
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Shiva and Vishnu |
They are worshiped as hari-hara |
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Khmer or Angkor empire |
Most famous of the indianized kingdoms of mainland SEA |
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Jayavarman II |
Founder of capital of Khmer |
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Angkor Thom |
Capital of angkor |
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Bayon |
Temple at the center of the city that is filled with sculptures of everyday life |
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Angkor wat |
Greatest temple of angkor civilization |
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Angkor wat |
Second capital of empire |
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Founder of angkor wat |
Suryavarman II |
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Suryavarman II |
Worshipped as vishnu when he died |
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Tai |
Caused the decline of Khmer/Angkor |
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Ayyuthaya |
Civilization of Tai |
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Kingdom of Pagan |
Located in the floodplains of irrawaddy, northern burma |
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Anawratha |
Invaded southern Burma |
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Ceylon |
One of the Center of Theravada Buddhism |
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Kyanzittha |
Built the famous Schwezigon stupa and Ananda temple |
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Schwezigon |
Crown of burma |
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Konagamana Buddha |
Buddha in pagan burma |
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Statue of indra |
Statue that shows hindu influence at the ananda temple |
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Kingdom ayutthaya |
Kingdom that emerged in Thailand |
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Siam |
Dating name ng Thailand |
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Burma |
Dating name ng Myanmar |
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U Thong |
Founder of Ayutthaya in 1351 |
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Ramathibodi |
U thong adopted the name to rule |
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Theravada buddhism |
Religion in Thailand spread by U thong |
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Dharmasastra |
Legal code based on Hindu and Thai traditions, basis of laws of thailand |
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Intharacha |
Defeated sukhothai, kingdom of suphanburi |
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Borromaracha II |
Invaded Angkor in 1431 |
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Palembang, Sumatra |
Capital of Srivijaya |
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Srivijaya |
It means great conquest in Sanskrit |
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Jinzhou |
Chinese accounts that means district of gold (srivijaya) |
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Buddhism |
Dominant religion in Srivijaya |
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Control of strait of malacca |
Source of Power of Srivijaya |
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Kingdom of Sailendras |
Sanskrit: kings of the mountains |
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Kingdom of Sailendras |
Most famous rulers of central Java at the time of Srivijaya supremacy |
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Borobudur |
Lasting architectural legacy in Sailendras |
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Surya of Majapahit |
Emblems found in temples and ruins dated from Majapahit era |
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Majapahit empire |
Controlled territories previously held by Sailendras |
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Hayam Wuruk |
Leader of majapahit empire |
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Gaja Mada |
Minister of Hayam wuruk |
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Islam |
Emerged as a new force in the region |
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Javanese |
Overthrow the majapahit empire |
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Bali |
The royal family flew in here when empire was taken |
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Sultanate of Malacca |
Establishment of muslim power in the region |
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Sanjaya Dynasty |
Contemporary of Sailendras |
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Shivaist hinduism |
Religion in sanjaya Dynasty |
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Prambanan |
Hindu temple dedicated to trimurti |
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Trimurti |
Expression as god as creator, preserver and destroyer |
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Sanjaya dynasty |
Largest in indonesia, one of the biggest in SEA |
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Kingdom of Kediri |
Challenged srivijaya and gained control of the spice trade due to its proximity with the moluccas and the banda islands |
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Khadri |
It means indian mulberry (in sanskrit) |
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Mongol |
Fall of kediri |
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Maja |
In javanese it is the bitter maja or bael tree |
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Java |
Archipelagic empire of majapahit is based on?? |
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Majapahit empire |
One of the last empire in the region |
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Malacca to Indonesia to the south of philippines |
Spread of islam |
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1280 CE |
It was when muslims reached philippines |
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Makhdumins |
Muslim missionaries |
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Malacca |
Destination of trading ships |
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Peter bellwood |
He believed that proto-austronesian orginated from southern china |
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Malayo-polynesian |
Austronesian branch that developed between taiwan and philippines |
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Solheim |
He believed that pre-austronesian developed from bismark island of south and east of mindanao |
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Proto-austronesian |
This took place as trade language among maritime-boat people who were sailing in all directions to south china sea, inc japan and korea |
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Datu |
Leads the barangays |
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Abu bakr |
Established first sultanate in Sulu |
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Shariff kabungsuan |
Founded the sultanate of maguindanao |
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Shariff kabungsuan |
Responsible for the spread of Islam from Sulu to Mindanao |
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Kingdom of khmer |
Kingdom of northern cambodia |
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Kingdom champa |
Central and southern part of vietnam |
