- much
discussion among specialists. The
leading hypotheses are that the
Funanese were
mostly Mon–Khmer, or that they were
mostly Austronesian, or that they...
-
settlers began to
migrate to the area of Saigon, Đồng Nai.
Before that, the
Funanese, Khmer, and Cham had
lived there,
scattered from time immemorial. The period...
-
princess named Soma, thus
uniting the
Indian and
local Southeast Asian Funanese cultures. In this
story Kambuja derives from Kambu+ja, and
means "descendants...
- Old
Khmer word 'Phnom'
meaning mountain. The
Funanese were
likely of
Austroasiatic origin. What the
Funanese called themselves, however, is not known. During...
-
Mekong Delta for centuries.
Archaeological discoveries at Óc Eo and
other Funanese sites show that the area was an
important part of the
Funan civilization...
-
relation with the
Funan kingdom in Cambodia.
Coedes believed that the
Funanese rulers used similar-sounding 'mountainlord' titles, but
several Cambodia...
-
Chinese emperor was so
impressed that he even
ordered the
institute of
Funanese music near Naking.
Another Chinese source also
mentioned the
famous music...
- with the
neighbouring Kingdom of
Funan in
Cambodia and the
acquisition of
Funanese territory led to the
infusion of
Indian culture into Cham society. Sanskrit...
- co-founded by the
merchant Kaundinya I from
Kalinga when he
married the
Funanese princess Soma.
During 3rd cen CE, King
Dhamadamadhara (Dharmatamadharasya)...
- from Kiu-Li's port (between 240 and 245 CE).
Murunda presented to the
Funanese King Fan
Chang four
horses from the
Yuezhi (Kushan) stud farms. By the...
