A History of South-east Asia

Acheh administration Alaungpaya Angkor Annam Annamite Arakan Archipelago army attack attempt Ayut'ia Bangkok Batavia Bayinnaung became began Bengal Borneo Britain British Buddhist Burma Burmese Cambodia capital captured caused centre century Cham Champa chief Chiengmai Chinese coast Cochin China Communist conquest Court cultivation culture defeated Dutch dynasty East India empire English established European expedition factory Filipino fleet force France French frontier Funan Governor governor-general Hué independence India Indo-China Indonesia inscription Islam island Java Javanese Jayavarman Johore Kedah Khmer king kingdom land Laos later Luang Prabang Majapahit Malacca Malay Malaya Manila Mataram Mekong ministers mission native negotiations Nguyen officials P'ya Palembang Pegu Penang Peninsula Perak period Philippines political ports Portuguese Prince provinces Raja Rangoon reign royal ruler Sailendra sent settlement Shan ships Siam Siamese Singapore South-East Asia Srivijaya successor sultan Sumatra T'ai territory throne Tongking took trade treaty Vietnam Vietnamese Yunnan