Geography of Southeast Asia: Origins of the Culture
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- This world geography lesson focuses on the factors of the Southeast Asia Culture. Settlement of the region, diffusion of religion, colonization, and the effects of independence are featured.
The two theories of the settlement of the Southeast Asia archipelago are explained as is the establishment of rice agriculture in the region.
Three main divisions of Buddhism: Therevada, Mahayana, and Vajrayana are briefly discussed along with how Therevada and Mahayana Buddhism moved into SE Asia. The Khmer Empire's Angwor Wat is examined as well.
The lesson ends with the impact of European colonization which not only created Shell Oil Company, but led to the situation in French Indochina that brought the United States to war and set the conditions for Pol Pot's "Killing Fields".
This is so much more helpful and comprehensive than other videos explaining southeast asia 😃
Very kind words. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for sharing this video. As one of the survivors during the khmer rouge holocaust. I was born into and raised during it. I was not educated. Came to the United states at the age of 14. Went straight to high school with not a word in English. Long story short, for the past few years I've been self educated thru utube. Thank God for utube. I love learning world history. I wish there's more history on khmer empire.
Thank you very much for your kind words. There actually is much more history of the Khmer Empire. It's hard to cover so much history is the limited amount of time I have for these videos.
I understand 🙏thank you for what you are doing.
i am fascinated by South East Asia
it has beautiful cultures, different religions, many languages, competing ideologies, first world cities and exotic locations
best street food and beautiful people
Me too. I’ll be back in SE Asia in about a week!
Now finally, I have learned all about Southeast Asia.. thank you for this video..
Glad it was helpful!
My most beautiful ancient temple Angkor Wat ♥️ and other Cambodian temples 💕 thank you for having my country in 🙏🏻
Cambodia is near the top of my “Bucket List”.
Thanks a lot for your explanations, you are a natural teacher. Now I can help my grandson to understand the subject and work on the assignments. God Bless You!
Thanks for the very kind words
Thank you for this video and educating us about Southeast Asian history!
Your welcome. I'm glad you found it helpful.
Thanks for sharing this, this is helpful. Regarding to Buddism in South East Asia, Indonesia has also been consisted of several Hindu-Budha kingdoms. In the 7-9th century, the Syailendra dynasty built Borobudur temple, which is a Mahayana Buddist temple: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borobudur
Thanks for sharing. As you can understand, it is so difficult to tackle such a broad topic as culture in 12-14 minutes. I'm sure to leave some things out.
Incredible videos. You are also very entertaining, it makes it easy to watch. Please continue your work sir !
Coming back in June!
This history was very helpful and understandable 😊…. Thanks a lot ❤
As a Filipino I appreciate that you specifically said "Magellan DISCOVERED Philippines". Most other videos keep saying he FOUNDED Philippines.
Thanks. I will be in Manila in about two weeks. Looking forward to it.
@@rueschhoffteaches Amping on your travels, as fellow filipino in my language that means Take Care.
Great information. looking forward to watching more. Subscribed to your channel.
Thanks so much for the kind words!
Yeah there places such as there temples, palaces, shrines, pagodas, fortresses, or and entering are fine
Thank you sir for making this video it help me so much 😁
No problem! Thanks for your kind words.
Thank you for this video!
Glad it was helpful!
And another one is Bakheng temple on top of bakheng mountain
So good sir. Can I get notes for this subject?
Thanks 😊
Welcome 😊
You completely skipped bronze drum culture of SEA and Champa kingdom (who invented the first native alphabets of SEA)
I skipped that an a whole lot more. One of the difficult decisions is what to discuss and what to skip. Unfortunately, when you are making a video about the culture of a region that was first settled some 25,000 years ago, there is going to be a lot that is skipped. I appreciate that you cared enough to post. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
This is good stuff
Thanks for the kind words!
HELLO! This material is very helpful. Can I use this video for my class in Social Studies?. Thank you very much.
Yes, of course. With rare exceptions, I publish my videos on this channel under the Creative Commons license so that teachers can use.
Thank you!
Interesting I assume this would be an american conception of south east asian to focused on vietnam and its war. Even though one of the reason why american are comfortable of losing in Vietname is because of its success in defeating communist in Indonesia (the third largest outside soviet and china) of course forgetting its role in communist genocide in Indonesia. (Which i wouldn’t blame you, US only declassify some of its record of involvement in 2017..many other still aren’t declassified)
While I did discuss the Vietnam War, as a teacher of American students I feel it is important to provide information on that conflict as it has had an effect on American foreign policy as well as the relationship that many Americans have with their government. However, I don't think that the main focus of this lesson was on that conflict. I did try to portray an objective discussion of the conflict. I'll concede that the issues in Vietnam are far more complicated and complex than the 3 minutes I had to give in this lesson. There has been some interesting scholarship that discusses not only the assassination of Diem as well as interviews with General Giap that Dr. Moyar was able to have before Giap's death which adds even more complexity to the war.
I am aware of the relatively recent revelations of the US role in Indonesia, I did not discuss as the revelations are rather recent and without a great deal of scholarship available on the matter, I made a decision (perhaps erroneously) to not address this in a 14-minute lesson which attempts to provide a general overview of the events that have shaped the culture in Southeast Asia. I hope you can understand.
I do appreciate your concern. Thank you for caring enough to post.
Mr. Rueschhoff
it was not vietnamese war, it was a war of vietnamese people againts whoever wanted conquer Vietnam
Thailand is a buffer state of france and UK in colonial time era. So UK and france be safety to making a war each others. Thailand luarbiasa.. Broo
Great video, but you totally ignored East Timor or merge it into Indonesia, which is incorrect since 21 years ago.
Yes, I inadvertently left it out. One of the things I intend to fix when I get around to updating these videos
Champa & Ayuthia ... old Malay kingdom. After defeated by the north people, the Malay moved to south and islands
Is a grass spider really interesting 😅
Jasmine rice is really good along with Basmati Singapore is very hot I have heard it's below the equator
Actually, Singapore is 1 degree north of the equator.
Why did the Us feel the need to support South Vietnam in the first place?
The most repeated reason is that the United States believed that communism would spread to Vietnam. The North had attempted to take South Korea in 1950, the Soviets had taken Hungary in 1956, and we just had the Cuban Missile Crisis. American foreign policy at this time was certainly viewed through these red-lensed glasses.
hi everyone i'm Sundanese from west java Indonesia ✨👋
Hi. Welcome to my channel
Jade from the Philippines? Huh
Wow my temple, my country
Great and informative video. I'm diving back into Islam the world doesn't like it but that's ok.
Thanks.
@@rueschhoffteaches I didn't know this until recent but in Indonesia they practice Islam the principles help people who are troubled. In America we deal with so much pressure trying to fit in to a society who doesn't accept certain people.
How I wish he included his citations. The future will be swarmed with misinformation and videos like these will eventually be doubtful.
You have a great point. I probably should.
Mahayana Buddhism wasn't originated from China Korea Japan (aka East Asia). Before the 12th century Mahayana was very popular in SEA before got stripped by Theravada spreading from Sri Lanka to Myanmar. And the map you presented is embarrassing outdated, Mahayana Buddhism in the ancient Eastern mainland is proven by newest archaeological and historical evidence, has been attested by numerous historians, to be at first spread from south Vietnam to north via Indian monks, not from China down to Vietnam.
Ben Kiernan in his 2rd newest book "Vietnam" : Buddhism spread to Vietnam (as whole modern geographically country) via Indian monks during the second century, which cites the Records of the Three Kingdoms (Sanquozhi) and newest archaeological data analyzed by Dr. Nishino Noriko
Srilanka also had mahayana and also vajirayana until 1200's when king "Parakramabahu" got all 3 schools (mahayana, theravada and vajirayana) and made them all into one...
I recently got to know that inscriptions surrounding Borbudhur have references to monks learning at "Abhayagiri" in Anuradhapura.... I believe Abhayagiriya payed a huge part in that regions mahayana tradition.
Oh i get it chinese from east and indians from south came together and created south eastern who have brown skin and small eyes
That's not how it works...
Wrong
We are not colonized by indo Aryan, so absolutely we are not Indian decendence
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