The Amazing History of Southeast Asia
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Cheers to south East Asians from a Indian brothers. The history we shared together and cultural exchange from both of us were impressive, may their be nothing but peace and harmony in Asia :-)
CHEERS FROM PH !
@@khodirkhodir4528 I don’t remember saying south East Asians are from India tho.
@@khodirkhodir4528 indian people are european, central asian, mongoloid, iranian and australoid . They are nowhere near african. ( except for andaman and nicobar islands)
Fun Fact Indonesia Used to be small Hindu and Buddhist Kingdoms
@@ajarofmayonnaise3250 Indian culture had a great impact on the culture of my country
Love India from Myanmar
I wish more videos like this that focused on South East Asia will be created, SEA culture is so underrated that's why some regions look down to us..only if they know how incredible our history are.
Thank you for this♡
I'm from the Pearl of the Orient Sea - Philippines🇵🇭
Don't use pearl of Orient. It's colonial name
Penang is the Pearl of the orient.
SEA countries is united when it comes to food. rice
@eis “I wish more videos like this that FOCUSES on Southeast Asia will be created. SEA culture is so underrated that’s why some regions look down ON us… only if they KNEW how incredible our history IS.
Laos people dont think anyone looks down at them. Vietnamese people dont have that insecurity. Cambodians know the World loves Angkor Wat. The Thais know they have Ayuthaya and Indonesians have Borobudur. They are know they are not under rated. So please, if you are very INSECURE do not drag the 9 other ASEAN countries to your level of insecurity. The Singaporeans do not think they are under rated and neither do the Malaysians. Even East Timor and Myanmar do not feel the need to beg for recognition.
Great history lesson. I like learning about South East Asia.
Finally the video about country where I've live. Awesome video.
The Phung Nguyen culture (2000-1000 BC) was the first culture in Sea to forge metal tools, not Dongson. The culture itself was Austroasiatic
I've lived in Cambodia for 27 years
Thank you for mention Java on your history channel so we can learn alot.
The voiceover is great, however, I suggest getting more accurate video clips and photos. The mark-ups and labels especially on the maps can also be more accurate. :)
india is really underrated they really grew southeast asia instead of invading it
very interesting
And the Philippines left the group.. lol
Lol
Lol
@Fudraiya you name
@Fudraiya the fight ☪️⚔️✝️ 🇪🇸
Me watching from philippines: wha-
There are some things you are missing. The homo floresinsis or hobbits were not the only humans that lived in Southeast Asia. There were the Denisovans and early homo sapien groups of whom are related to modern negrito and Papuan populations. The early Homo Sapien migrants and Denisovans had a similar height to us modern humans
Then there was that smaller species recently discovered in the northern Philippines.
Them Southeast Asians are descendants of those Ancient people. Just because they look mixed or different doesn’t mean they don’t carry the DNA. Quit it buddy with the colorism.
New guinea/papua politically part of south east asia, but not geographically. New guinea/papua geographically part of oceania, so negrito doesn't count as "asian" or "southeast asian" racially and ethnically
Thats cool i didnt know about that even though i live in the philippines
I believe SE Asians have around 3% Denisovan admixture on average, this number is higher in ethnic groups that "look black". Curiously enough, many amazonic ethnic groups also have Denisovan admixture in their blood, which indicates some level of migration to the Americas.
I absolutely love this, more southeast Asian history! Khmer empire and the various hundreds of other historic States.
Largest empire in southeast asian history ? It's Majapahit
Maybe he meant the one that still survive or still exist until the colonial era
Majapahit at its golden age is bigger but it commit seppuku on its own
The largest southeast asian empire was Toungoo. It extended from northeast India to malay peninsula.
@@zbtun1447 i mean although this may be an exaggeration by people during that time but at it's most golden age Majapahit empire owns most of the archipelago some of current malaysia and some of Philippines
There's also a hint that they know the existence of Antarctica and Australia but because Australia is a wasteland of death traps(spider, snake, kangaroo, deadly bush that can kill you, poisonous grass) they dip
And they don't want to go south because they believe it's the land of the queen of the sea
@@zbtun1447 however no one is sure how much of this is historically accurate probably some of it are exaggerated but nobody knows
@@zbtun1447 Taungoo= Thailand + Myanmar (1.1 million km2) Majapahit = half of Indonesian + Malaysia + brunei, east timor + singapore (1.5 million km2)
You've skipped one of the biggest and richest empire in SEA: the Sultanate of Melaka (Malacca) that fell to Portuguese invasion in 1511. The remains can still be seen in the state of Melaka, Malaysia today and the documentations can be traced even in China. The Straits of Malacca, one of the busiest strait in the world was given its name due to this kingdom control the strait in its heyday.
Before Melaka, there's also several other older kingdomships such as Langkasuka, Kedah Tua and Kalantana.
Malaka Criminally Overrated 🤣🤣
@@selatanliar2727 the Melaka Straits got its name from Melaka. It was one of the busiest trading route and still is today.
I was looking up regarding Melaka Sultanate and found out that the kingdom left no architectural trace. Am I not looking in the right place? Aside from the modern reconstructed Palace Complex, is there any architectural complex from Melaka that survives mostly intact to this day?
@@conho4898 Melaka (and by extension Malaysia) was colonized and occupied for nearly 450 years. So, unfortunately, most of the architectures have been demolished by the colonizers (Portuguese, Dutch and then British). And then they built their own buildings on the sites. It was said the the underneath the St Paul Church was a site of a mosque.
However, what we can salvage, can be found in the Melaka Museum, built as a replica of Melaka Sultanate palace.
There were also doumentations that can be found in China and Japan because Melaka was a trade centre, and maps from the Portuguese and Dutch especially. There could also be some in the British Museum.
It's not easy to trace everything since they are dormant for hundreds of years.
Many richest empire than Melaka in SEA
An advanced and noble civilization is not just seen from trade. Advanced civilization produces high culture, both tangible and intangible. The rich Melaka Sultanate was only greedy for trade but neglected to develop art, architecture, literary works, city management, like other kingdoms. It's not surprising that Melaka easily fell to the Portuguese, and even then Melaka asked for help from Javanese, Minangkabau and Acehnese armies to make the Javanese Arquebus (now known as Istinggar), small cannons such as the Lela and Rentaka, and other experts. Melaka was not big, without the help of soldiers from the Orang Laut or Bajau tribes, they were converted to Islam and forced into Malay/Malay culture.
You only talked about Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar.
Western countries: we are the best civilization!
ASEAN: you missed the part where that's our problem
I mean kinda true they are good at deceiving and controlling the world
They only need to tax their people to buy resource from other nations especially southeast Asia and India
Western countries are most uncivilized. Their histories are full of blood, robbery and rape...
That’s not southeast Asia history 😂 that’s Cambodia and Thailand history
he's mentioning burma, viet and indonesia very often though?
I'm native thailand we are goddamn not from china we lived in indochina so long like burma lao khmer we have alot chinese immigrant that why our capital have chinese face alot
love from cambodia 🇰🇭
Sriwijaya n majapahit empire (indo) , thai empire , khamer empire cambodia , sulu sultanete phlphns , its colourful culture of southeast asai n beautiful SEA land
He widely discussed buddhism in South East Asia but not Hinduism which eas earliest religion in the region and most temples like Ankor watt and other were dedicated to lord Vishnu and Shiva 🕉️. He didn't even discussed Tamil relations and influence on South East Asian as well as Mauryan empire relationship with SEA which helped flow of writing systems like brahmi script and Buddhism philosophy, University, education etc.
From Philippines going to Australia we are surrounded by oceans seS soo meaning we are d reel navigator on mother earth
Southeast Asians should keep being united because we know how foreign great powers are desperately trying to break ASEAN's unity
FACTS!
Who else live in Southeast Asia like me?! 🤚 (I'm from Philippines 🇵🇭)
Im Filipino except I was born in the US..🇺🇲🇵🇭
I'm Indonesian 🇮🇩
Have fun met other southeast Asia countries, can we be friend 💞✨
I'm from Malaysia
Me to. I come from manado Indonesia. My city so near by Pilipines 😘
I'm from singapore
Interesting
@9:19 Thai Ayuthaya was in central Thailand around Chaopraya river over the gulf of Thailand not from Cambodia.
Ayuthaya is one state of Khmer empire.
@@lengseanchhay4912 Mon and Khmer were indigenous people of the land Thailand today. But Thai people built and named Ayuthaya.
@@lengseanchhay4912
Ayutthaya is Thai not Khmer
It is apart of the Khmer empire
@@CambodiaBall_257 According to historical facts, Khmer empire was under Thailand’s rule for 500 years after Angkor. Do you see any Thai claim Khmer land nowadayt? Nooooo. Thai teach you culture under their rules. Thai teach you Thai culture not Angkor culture (that’s why your culture look like that’s)before letting the French to further rule you. On the other hand I see only Khmer claim everything thai as theirs.
Bro voice is majestic ❤
Good narrative, wrong pinned for Srivijaya Kingdom which was supposedly be put in the Sumatra island on the map
May we know your source of documentation?
I tire of correcting this but there are no pre-literate civilizations, these are either nomadic or settled cultures you refer to in those instances. Civilization requires writing.
16.20 French took Cambo and Laos from Siam. Brits took Southern land and turned it to Malaysia
For people who are not aware. The reason the topic is controversial for Cambodians and some Thais is because it has to do with identity politics. Essentially we have two (or more) versions of history. It goes back quite a bit, but the event that is the main point of contention is the death of Jayavarman IX and the ascension of Trasak Paem to the throne of Angkor. The point that is not contested is that Trasak Paem was a Khmer commoner before becoming king. Cambodians revere him as a legendary king. Thais on the other hand look on him with a degree of indifference if not scorn.
- The Khmer version is that Jayavarman IX died in an accidental death at the hands of Trasak Paem, a humble farmer. With no suitable heirs, Trasak Paem was asked to ascend the throne in his place and married Jayavarman's daughter. There are mythical elements to the story giving him semi-divine origins and suitablilty for kingship.
- The Thai version is that Jayavarmen IX was assassinated by Trasak Paem in a rebellion and Trasak Paem seized the throne.
For Cambodians, the change from Jayavarman IX to Trasak Paem represents a change in dynasties, but a continuation of Khmer rulers.
For Thais, there are added elements. To Thais, Jayavarman IX was the last of the Varman Dynasty who were ethnically Khom and related to Mon-Thais whether by origin or through marriage. Khmers were serfs or even slaves under the rule of Khom royals. So to Thais, Trasak Paem was a ursurper.
Thais of Ayutthaya used this reasoning to secede from the Khom/Khmer Empire arguing that their alliance was with the Varman Dyanasty and did not recognize Trasak Paem's Dynasty. Khmer/Cambodians saw this as Thais rebelling against the Khmer Empire.
So there's the debate whether Khom was the same people as Khmer or not. Cambodians would say they are the same and Cambodians are their descendants. Most Thais don't care enough to dispute this, but there are the more nationalistic ones who would assert that Khom were a different ethnic group, Khom being the upper class and Khmer being the lower class, not too dissimilar to the Normans ruling over Anglo-Saxons in Britain.
This angered by Cambodians trying to claim Khmer-originated Thai culture would assert that Khom were the mastermind behind the building of Angkorian temples with the help of Indian architects and craftsmen, Khmer being used as only common laborers if not slaves. The French being unaware of this assumed there was only Khmer and attributed the Khom Empire incorrectly to Khmer. The French once remarked that the Khmer didn't seem capable of building Angkor Wat...
That's the snippet of it. With things kicking off for the past few years with there seeming to be concerted efforts by Cambodian netizens to claim Khmers as being the originators of many iconic aspects of Thai culture, from claiming Ramakien/Khon masked dance as copied from ancient Khmer masked dance, that Thai Traditional dress was copied from ancient Khmer dress and Muaythai being derived from Cambodian Bokator and/or Kun Khmer.
You'll see Cambodians calling Thailand "Thailand" because they believe Thais "stole" Khmer culture and lands.
You'll see Thais calling Cambodians "Claimbodians" because Thais believe Cambodians are claiming to be the originators of everything Thai with no real evidence to back it up.
I agree with Cambodians. First of all, Khom is a recently made up word by one researcher. Thais took a liking to this idea to differentiate Khom from Khmer which would give them the ability to prop themselves higher and erase Khmer history. It’s all propaganda, and many young Southeast Asian folks living in the west are realizing the truth. Thais can keep saying Khom all they want, but there is zero evidence of Khom. As for the culture, it all stems from Indianized Mon-Khmer origins. Most Cambodians love cultural exchange. The problem is when Thais deny the origin of the culture and look down on Cambodian people which causes them to clash back. Even “Fa Ngum” and Laos had been influenced by the Khmers, but we don’t see them arguing. Thais also love to make fun of Cambodians (Khmer Rouge genocide). I find it disgusting how they joke about death. Furthermore, not many people know that there were actually some political groups in Thailand that supported the Khmer Rouge. Thailand also granted China access through their lands to supply the KR. What better way to effectively “claim” another culture. By eliminating resistance, it was easier for Thailand to develop the culture and arts in the past years.
Trust me bro, Thai seems dont give any shit of you or your beloved country❤
@@CK-se3lkthen why they can’t identify themselves by proof??? And just said Thailand stolen?? Almost Thais has a historical record evidence but Khmer doesn’t know??
So why are all the inscriptions written in Khmer and not Khom. If Khom was a different superior race, wouldn't there be an abundance Khom writting everywhere like the British empire and the English language?
What do you mean with "people started to live in different outfit to cope with increasing population, they choosing not to live in urban outfit. Is outfit there have other meaning than clothes?
Finally found a video about southeast Asian history like srly but I heard some Singaporean still have some beef with Malaysia because of our history and I also hear Philippines also have beef with Malaysia bevause we took sabah
Only wish Cambodian people knew most of their cultures today came from Thailand 😢
Speak for yourself culture vulture 😂
Still in denial, I see. Tsk tsk 😂
Where do you think Thailand got their ancient culture? Mon and Khmer kingdoms. From Myanmar and Cambodia… Thailand evolved Mon Khmer culture after they overthrow the rulers…
Jejak ae lah,..
Should have mentioned the failed Spanish invasion of Cambodia. pretty interesting
I mean it name south east asia not middle asia 🤭 so you can find a perfect mix of east and south asian culture
"although indian influence was miniscule"and the commentator mentions India an dozen times
Thailand be like: Where is me?? Where I'm from?? Why I'm in South East asia?? Why my culture like Cambodia while I'm just triple from China??
Claimbodia 🤣
As an indio, i found this very interesting
You're an Indian? Lol
Philippines complexions d best skin in d whole mother earth very nices skin
Why none from the Philippines? You can collect Data from the Philippines as well.
There’s barely anything about “pre colonial” Philippines
Huge respect for Vietnam ❤.
I clicked this video because of the thumbnail🤣 I'm wondering why does the lands in the thumbnail are flipped. 🤣
So I thought this is an alternate history of SouthEast Asia or something like that lol🤣
Perak Man in Malaysia age around 11,000 years. According to research Perak Man come from Neolithic era and was an Australoid and Melanesian mixture.
Also the Sungai Batu civilization...famous for it's metal works and temples older than Angkor Wat & Borobudur
@@aryanaryff fake
@@negeriatasangin756 it's true actually
Borobudur and angkor wat is actually much more recently build they are centuries old
@@negeriatasangin756 there's a reason why the Sriwijaya become the first maritime nation
@@aryanaryff fun fact it's older than the ancient rome 👍
Brunei, Singapore and Laos are southeast asian too and just like these SEA countries that you mentioned, they have history and culture that are very important if you're talking about "Southeast Asian History". You made this video out of ignorance or just for likes and views. 😒
Nope not important enough 😂 that’s why he didn’t care to mention.
Yea, you can’t explain Thai history without mentioning Lao because that’s how Thai was created.
What about Philippines
@@Handle_Edit not important?
Those two are legit the richest in southeast Asia
@@cocaineminor4420 we're talking about history, it's in the past, not in recent day, smh
There is a need to talk about the division of genom in south east asian nation. Most of those in mainland dont share the same origin as those in the archipelagos. Their language and culture is also vastly different.
South east Asia is soooooo overlooke by the world,
Yea,it’s because South east Asia never impact the large parts of the world (except for water transportation) & due to the hot climate which allows microorganisms destroying the records which made out of banana tree leaves & wood
Like from Indonesian 👍
To be synchronize your mutual abdove to get rich popular most country leveling 14:41
One of old inscription about maritime trade in asia.
Kaladi inscription in east java 906 CE :
"Peoples of ariya dravidian pandhya kling shinghala, Khmer Mon Cham and hunjeman (arab persia rom merchants) are foreigners.
They must pay foreigners tax as workers or traders.
They aren't allowed to live in city or villages, only in ports."
Southeast asia, but philipines was not included in the video, hahahha
i see.
As a Dutch East Indian I found this very interesting-)
As a Spanish East Indian, Same.
What is Fakka indo?
yes, As a Fellow Dutch East Indian I do was interested
@@winters381 apa?
As a Dutch north indiche i found this very interesting
Southeast Asia, except Vietnam, are a combination of Indian Buddhist-Muslim community.
Vietnam is the weird East Asian guy that got thrown to Southeast Asia.
You are probably right that in Vietnam, especially in the North, is very similar to East Asia. You should add Singapore because it is almost Chinese.
Was pushed down to Southeast Asia.
This is just the history of mainland SEA. You need to include the maritime empires of SEA.
Agree..
Asean❤
It is Tao Gou (Toung Goo) empire.
ICT 11 A ATTENDANCE CHECK
The timeline of mainland SEA from circa the 10century onwards is the ´national mainstream’ history, unfortunately the countries round here tend be an authoritarian regime in our modern era therefor the national mainstream version you have here is likely to be corrupted and so not very accurate. Make it an Over simplified and confusing history of mainland SEA
Documented history of the Philippine start nine century that agriculture brought by Austronesian
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Vietnam started changing their alphabets from Chinese characters to Latin after the Portugal and French colony.
Where is the Majapahit? And the Philippines?
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south east asia is best asia
Where Majapahit
proud of you guys rice farmers .it is very cheap but we keep planting rice coz we love to b stupid.n would love to show off..hey..everyone we r smart...????
Yo will you pr have you done Polynesia?!
Hello ❤
How to defend South East Asia. Knowing that South East Asia specially the Philippines the lands of Ophir doesn't necessarily mean we will lax and lielow in defense, that's an attitude of complacent, with inferiority complex, foreign ally dependable attitude of historical conquest subject mentality, useless and growthless mindsets. Allies if ever less evil allies can be placed at the outer core while loyal and patriotic soldiers can be placed in the near inner core and the decision makers should distinguish between the internal sabotageurs and the home country defenders. The codes for weapons systems should have back up codes than the previous or present codes to prevent inside sabotage by inserting the unexpected weapons code during invaders attacks or internal show camouflaged attacks to distort the cyberattackers mindsets and keep them guessing as well as to render the modern tech system intruders irrelevant for the time being by creating layered weapons system encryptions. Establish a trade route bottleneck radars and sensors and tracking tech on both sides areas that can be used for enemy warship entrance and exit and plant undersea surface of sea bed submarine and other underwater ships very sensitive sensors that can distinguish between friend or foe ships, create a scheduled alternate warship sea patrols of South East Asian nations and monitor the passage of cargo ships and transport ships which could be a surprise missile launchers or missiles carrying ships operated remotely, use patrol drones with strong sensors designed to monitor and detect explosives and missiles hidden inside compartments of those passing trade ships, manufacture very long range torpedoes to destroy enemy undersea submarine base and serve as a stand off long range weapons against enemy missile firing warships, enemy submarines, and invasion forces tank and armoured carriers ships to keep them at bay, a stationary hidden torpedo launchers at the coasts that can be remotely operated with strict codes can be used as coastline defense deterrence, as well as long range cruise missiles and their launchers that can hit moving targets at sea as well as hypersonic missiles to wave off incoming warships with a very hard to intercept missiles coming at them while they're coming near the shores and coastlines making them easy prey for that, a South East Asian version of Iron Dome point defense missiles against enemy drones and enemy missiles and helicopters , of a 20 boxed launched smaller missiles Iron Dome style point defense and electronic warfare equipments while the mid range to longer range Surface to Air missiles be used against enemy jet fighters, enemy hypersonic missiles, enemy cruise missiles and anti radiation missiles, which means we need radars of the very high frequency radars type with the very low frequency radars always in tandem to be deployed in strategic places for high flying fighter jets and bombers detection and stealth fighter jets detection and terrain following fighter bombers detection, and skilled soldiers with Manpad launching shoulder fired short range Stingers Surface to Air missiles or it's versions to be used against enemy combat helicopters and low flying bombers, also needed are the shoulder fired Anti-Tank missiles in their launchers for enemy tanks ambush who managed to ferry their weapons in our lands those weapons are perfect in the tropical areas of the Philippines and other South East Asian forests. Having our own Satellites can be very important in battle because the foreign manufacturers won't have opportunity to instill something in there to turn those tech of our Satellites off, and have those Satellites orbit in alternate paths our country Philippines and other South East Asian countries, if ever can be modified to have jamming protection then the better. And as early as possible plan alternate route for trade if ever conflict erupts of course guard those trade routes. Understood. Let it be
Doudting about the timeline accuracy😂
As a Pakistani Sufi, I love Santana Dharma 😂
As no religious, I love Buddha and Muhammad, and whoever the founder of hinduism
@@mmddyyyy-hisno founder of sanatan dharma
Man skipped the whole kingdom of lanxang before thailand
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Ankor wat is hindu temple not Buddhist.
South East Asian have indigenous features. Dark skin and wooly hair.
Lol vietnam so diffirent
@@kersoncowel4500 they are ching
Not really...
@@politiksemasa2699 yes really, aborigines are copper not your pale faced self
Yes the negritos they are black here in philippines
By the way Angkor wat was originally Hindu and indian style And was originally a hindu city
Fax
Angkor Wat was influenced by Indian architecture, but it ultimately exhibits its own distinct style called "Khmer architecture." It's literally on Wikipedia.
For comparison, Gothic architecture was influenced by Romanesque architecture, but it's still considered its own category. Being influenced by something isn't the same thing as being that something.
@@jcdenton1635
Bro angkor wat looks like palace temples
shut up jeets
Yeah it is hindu influence but the kings that ruled during that time were not hinduist. During the pre-construction, they had to build a mount so the temple won't fall. Since the man-made moat was made.
With the limited understandings of SEA countries... Ur not convincing.. though u have learn some history.
its too bad civilizational developement can be a comparison between the settled and the nomadic....the earlier a group settles, the more they innovate to adapt to that land. While nomads innovare less, like scavengers they follow wherever the wind blows towards more fertile land. In this conclusion, it explains why china was the most advanced in east asia, because they were the first to truly settle and build a civilization. This has a compounding effect over time, where islanders still wearing bushes and simple clothing, while the chinese already developed full garments and writing styles.
once the nomadic threats were taken care of after the ming and qing dynasty, china thought they were the most advanced(which they were)...and had nothing left to worry about of fear from the outside. They became isolationist and kept to themselves mostly, while everyone else came to them for trade(tributary system). This worked four about 500 years till the europeans starting knocking on their doors. But china is now wide awake....back to reclaiming its throne in asia pacific.
Asian countries including Japan, Korea, Thailand, Singapore, and all surrounding countries with the exception of India and Russia all originated from China. So China,
please be nice & love your neighbors, we are all related by blood. Please be like Japanese people. Humble & polite people.
This is all about history of religion in south east asia bruh
Bikin bangga yaaa wkwkw
Gapapa asal jangan norak kek yg lain menunjukkan ke-overproud-an nya.
bangga doang tapi ga ngapa2in
@@werren894 itu lu ya?
Is not the means own the South China sea
Thank u🙂 the region is my home, my mom herself is a strange mixture of asian bloodlines, as well as countless others, as Filipinos of the Philippines are, indeed a reality of a world of diversity. Strangely wonderful & wonderfuly strange! 😃😄😆🤣😀🤣🙂🤣😇🤣
All Filipinos wish they have foreign blood. 9 out of 10 Filipinos claim to be Chinese or Spanish, even those who do not know the capital of China or name more than 2 Spaniah cities.
I have alot of neighbors who are foreigners-
@@eduardochavacano hahaha what a stereotypes. I guess you didn't know that they dislike china right?
@@eduardochavacano No one wants to claim "Chinese" here. They have the worst reputation from being a diziz spreader and carrier to involving in drag/seggs trafficking lol
@@eduardochavacano cap. I've seen u spout hate comments on the filipino nation in different vids so it's hard to believe what you're saying. It's like you're hating on Filipinos for a living lol
Micronesia. Melanesia. Polynesia.
Mon Khmer Javanese and Cham are oldest nation in southeast asia.
Please do make video about Korean history. Goryeo and Joseon Dynasty
ITS NOT SOUTHEAST ASIAN HISTORY BUT MORE LIKELY THAILAND AND CAMBODIA HISTORY!!! CLICKBAIT!!!
Bud, theres more than those two being discussed in the video
Assumera.. Ang pota
You aren't even listening...
Yeah, what the hell with taungoo empire, the largest empire in southeast asia ? What gives
Make your better documentary and upload please.
@@yohaneschristianpit was once a big empire lol
He widely discussed buddhism in South East Asia but not Hinduism which eas earliest religion in the region and most temples like Ankor watt and other were dedicated to lord Vishnu and Shiva 🕉️. He didn't even discussed Tamil relations and influence on South East Asian as well as Mauryan empire relationship with SEA which helped flow of writing systems like brahmi script and Buddhism philosophy, University, education etc.
This is mostly Thailand and Cambodia.
Until the arab came over…
Until Spaniard, Portuguese, Dutch, English came😂
Philippine Thailand Vietnam is Japan Korea China in sea
And Singapore is like HK and Taiwan in sea
So delusional, being someone else's shadow, also feeling proud?🤣
I would say Vietnam has nothing in common with the Philippines or Thailand… culture wise, Vietnam is within the chopstick culture, not the coconut culture of the savage Pinoys 😂
That’s not southeast Asia history 😂 that’s Cambodia and Thailand history.
I disagree.....
I don't think this video is very accurate to the facts to the extent of human existence (which we know has existed in Vietnam for 500,000 years) and the recorded history of rice cultivation in South East Asia. This is lazy research.
Southeast Asia History ❌
Indochina/Mainland SEA History ✔
So shame u forgot many things SEA history, only taught several history , major in Indochina
6:10 is wrong about Indian conquests into SE Asia.
Myanmar and parts of Indonesia fell under the domain of various Indian Empires.
The Indian subcontinent was only unified under one kingdom as the British Raj