You WON'T BELIEVE These FORGOTTEN Empires RULED Southeast Asia!
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- Unveil the forgotten empires that shaped Southeast Asia!
This video explores the rise and fall of the 10 most influential empires that once dominated the region. From majestic temples to legendary warriors, discover their legacies that continue to impact Southeast Asia today. ⚔️
You'll learn about:
Powerful kingdoms that ruled for centuries
Fascinating cultural achievements and innovations
Epic wars and dramatic historical events
And so much more!
Perfect for anyone interested in:
Southeast Asian history
World empires and civilizations
Hidden stories from the past
Leave a comment below and tell us which empire surprised you the most!
Malacca Sultanate map credit to: CC creativecommons.org/licenses/...
TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
00:25 Funan Empire (1st - 6th Century)
01:05 Srivijaya Empire (7th - 13th Century)
01:41 Khmer Empire (9th - 15th Century)
02:16 Majapahit Empire (13th - 16th Century)
02:50 Ayutthaya Kingdom (14th - 18th Century)
03:27 Pagan Kingdom (9th - 13th Century)
03:55 Champa Kingdom (2nd - 17th Century)
04:20 Lan Xang Kingdom (14th - 18th Century)
04:47 Sukhothai Kingdom (13th - 15th Century)
05:14 Malacca Sultanate (15th - 16th Century)
05:44 Closing Message
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I like to visit these cool and amazing temples someday.
Which one do you want to visit first?
These empires are indeed great.
Thanks for watching! ❤️
nice info, please make more video like this... we need more contents about southeast asia's history 🍻🍻🍻
Will do, thank you so much for watching! ❤️
Southeast Asia is so rich in history.
Thanks for watching!
Based on the information provided by the venerable Britannica Dictionary, it is evident that Siem thai culture has adopted, replicated, and borrowed extensively from ancient Khmer culture, encompassing various aspects such as art, architecture, attire, classical music, and dance. This assertion is corroborated by the consensus of scholars worldwide, and contemporary AI systems consistently reflect this understanding. The enduring legacy of the Khmer Empire remains firmly nowadays.
Woah, so that's how it is. But to be honest, the other party also said the same thing. Hmm so perhaps this is the reason why your two countries had a very long dispute.
@@mangkikong after the sack of Angkor, thai troops brought tens of thousands of Khmer Scholars to their kingdom. It would be hard to believe, if they at least didn't adopt some of Khmer culture after that. The fact that Thai script was derived from Khmer script centuries prior to the invasion, the Khmer culture already influenced thai one way or another. And then that huge influx of many great Khmer human capitals into a small kingdom, definitely would further influence their cultures. Considering that time, Khmer Empire was a cultural powerhouse built upon 5-6 centuries of cultural development, even though its military power was waning. And then we have a few new countries(e.g. sokuthai, ayuthaya..etc) found by thai on Khmer land and their assimilation with local native tribe. It's easy to understand who influenced whom. At the end of the day, the winner always speak the loudest and try to change history as they see fit.
Impressive Khmer (Cambodia) Empire Civilization! AYUTTHAYA at first was a small city Kingdom on the Northwestern edge of the Powerful Khmer Empire.
Within less than a century however Thai Kings raid and pushing back the Khmer territories and in 1431 Thailand attacked the Great Capital of Khmer( Cambodia) Angkor.
Ayutthaya in Khmer Sanskrits translate as “ Battle “ or “ Conquerer “ Ayutt it’s in Khmer vocabulary ! 🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🙏🙏🌎
Thank you for your insight and for watching the video. Have a great day! ❤️
@@mangkikong
Your very welcome ! Indeed ! Likewise !
Without Mongolia 🇲🇳 Invaded Angkor, Tai>Siam Thai ancestors don’t know to fight and win the fall of Khmer empire, croc Tai Thai after grown up well by Khmer .
I like this video. Just recognitions of SE Asia history. 👍
Thanks for watching. ❤️
The Mon’s civilization, Dvaravati, is not given enough credit for its influence on Thais and Burmese cultures. Without Mon culture, Thailand and Burma(Myanmar)would not be what they are today.
Thanks for this wonderful comment. I'll research on that and will include them on my future contents. Thank you for watching. ❤️
@@mangkikong
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dvaravati
@@mangkikong ua-cam.com/video/9vlL5yaqsAQ/v-deo.htmlsi=Mw8NKvLOJzDQ6d3d
Dravati isn’t an empire. More like a chieftain. Run by the Khmer empire for century.
Amazing
Thanks for watching. ❤️
Nice!
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The Largest Empire of south east Asia is Taungnu Empire(Modern day Burma).At that time,the whole parts of Ayaudaya Empire, Khamer regions and some states of Vietnam,india and china are parts of Taungnu Empire(Second Empire of the union of Burma). Empirer King Bayint Naung Kyawhtin Anawyathar build this Empire with flesh and bloods. Check the history of Myanmar and Thailand.
SRI VIJAYA & MAJAPAHIT EMPIRE
Beautiful Cambodia/Khmer Rich Cultures🥳🥳🥳🥳🤩🤩🤩🤩🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭💙💙💙💙
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Dear my neighbor malaysian who's claiming and believing that srivijaya empire was THEIR empire.
In the colapse of srivijaya in 13th century, Malay Peninsula hold no important meaning for srivijaya. During srivijaya rule over that land, the land hold no permanent settlement, and only contain temporary settlements made by fisherman from sumatra.
Archeological evidence found that the first permanent settlement found in malay peninsula was created by minangese migrant from west sumatra that migrating to what known today as Negeri Sembilan state, and this happened in 14th century.
That means, until srivijaya colapse, malay peninsula was just a wasteland filled with jungles, orang asli, temporary settlements and disease.
Which also mean that Srivijaya was indonesian empire
India and China brought civilization to South East Asia.
Khmer was a sanskrit speaking hindu indianized empire.
Speaking of forgotten empires that rules Southeast Asia, one forgotten history on the Malay peninsula is the Patani Sultanate, now a part of southern Thailand.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patani_Kingdom
Thanks for your wonderful comment. I'll take note of this! 😉 👌
SUNDA EMPIRE
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No comments from Siam burofsl
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Khmer empire does not exist since there is no evidence ancient scripted mention Khmer empire. I found only Khmer nakara and sruk Khmer meaning Khmer city. For some reason France scholar did not know the name of empire and in Chinese recorded mention that there are many slaves in the empire so they call it Khmer empire according to the people that live in the area but the people in the area don’t know anything about Angkor wat. The different between khom language and Khmer language is the writing and reading pattern and the age of khom language, alphabet are way more older than Khmer language , alphabet in present day. Khom language written in Sanskrit derived from India while Khmer language written in their own language by borrow khom alphabet during under Siam and France colony. Since everything got destroyed by civil war Khmer Rouge make them confuse about their culture.
Ohh I see. I'll research on that one. Thanks for watching. ❤️
Philippines left the group hahaha
Sorry sir ✌️ 😂
I'll include the old kingdoms of the Philippines in my next content.
U don’t know exactly but you share wrong fact … haha from TAUNGOO EMPIRE & KONGBONG EMPIRE from BURMA 🇲🇲 😂
I'm not sure what you mean but I wasn't even include both taungoo and kongbong empires on this list.
@@mangkikong search & study first these two BURMESE EMPIRES in SEA !
U forgot to mention the great taungoo empire
Thanks for the reminder bro! I'll keep that in mind on my next contents.
Thanks for watching as well.
The "legendary" khmer. ✌️ 😂
😉 👌 Thanks for watching!
give credit where credit is due. Khmer architecture is very impressive 👏👏
No empire from philippines? 🤣
Hahaha my bad. ✌️ 😂
There is... Sulu Sultanate which own Sabah 😊
If you mention Ayutthaya. As I'm thai people I think you forgotten mention Aungwa and Hongsawadee Empire (Calling in Thai accent) or Ava, and Toungoo Hanthawaddy (Pegu) These were great empires has a long history ralate with Thailand as a rival. I'll waiting your next content😁
Thanks for watching. I'll take note of that. 😉 👌
Taungnu Empire is the largest Empire in south east asia.
Empire Sriwijaya & Malacca Sultanate, both from MALAYSIA 🦾❤
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Bla bla bla. Srivijaya founded in palembang city, sumatra, Indonesia. Malay peninsula was just a vassal state for srivijaya.
In the colapse of srivijaya empire in 13th century, malay peninsula was nothing but wasteland filled with jungle, small temporary settlements and disease.
The first permanent settlement in malay peninsula was found in 14th century, in today's negeri sembilan state
Nice!
Thanks for watching! ❤️