Southeast Asia in the 9th to 14th Centuries

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Edited by David G. Marr, A. C. Milner

Publisher:: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute
Online publication date:: October 2015
Print publication year:: 1986
Online ISBN:: 9789814377935

Series:: Books and Monographs
Subjects:: Regional and World History: General Interest, History

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Southeast Asia has sometimes been portrayed as a static place. In the ninth to fourteenth centuries, however, the region experienced extensive trade, bitter wars, kingdoms rising and falling, ethnic groups on the move, the construction of impressive monuments and debate about profound religious issues. Readers of this volume will learn much of how people lived in Southeast Asia five hundred to one thousand years ago; the region today cannot be comprehended without reference to the seminal developments of that period.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

Contributors
pp vii-viii

Preface
pp ix-x

Introduction
pp xi-xviii

1 - The Early and the Imperial Kingdom in Southeast Asian History
pp 1-22

2 - Hydraulic Works and South East Asian Polities
pp 23-48

3 - Some Notes on Relations between Central and Local Government in Ancient Java
pp 49-64

4 - Negara, Mandala, and Despotic State: Images of Early Java
pp 65-94

5 - Some Remarks on Early State Formation in Cambodia
pp 95-116

6 - “Elephants Can Actually Swim”: Contemporary Chinese Views of Late Ly Dai Viet
pp 117-138

7 - Authority and Legitimacy in 11th Century Vietnam
pp 139-176

8 - From Myth to History: Imagined Polities in 14th Century Vietnam
pp 177-186

9 - Shipshape Societies: Boat Symbolism and Political Systems in Insular Southeast Asia
pp 187-214

10 - Changing Perspectives in Island Southeast Asia
pp 215-228

11 - Political and Cultural Continuities at Dvaravati Sites
pp 229-238

12 - The True and the Corbel Arch in Mainland Southeast Asian Monumental Architecture
pp 239-254

13 - Vietnamese Ceramics and Cultural Identity: Evidence from the Ly and Tran Dynasties
pp 255-270

14 - Traditions, Acculturation, Renovation: The Evolutional Pattern of Vietnamese Culture
pp 271-278

15 - Symbolism of Kingship in Arakan
pp 279-288

16 - Buddhism in Champa
pp 289-314

17 - The Ordering of Generations: Change and Continuity in Old Javanese Kinship
pp 315-326

18 - Sources on Economic Activities in Khmer and Cham Lands
pp 327-334

19 - Narrative Bas-Reliefs at Candi Surawana
pp 335-368

20 - Possibilities for a Reading of the 1293-1357 Period in the Vietnamese Annals
pp 369-410

Index
pp 411-416

Miscellaneous Endmatter
pp 417-417

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