Southeast Asia and Oceania (11th–12th c.)

From the Red River to Polynesia, 1001–1200: the Khmer empire of Angkor, Đại Việt of the Lý dynasty with its new capital at Thăng Long, the restored kingdoms of Java, the Burmese empire of Pagan and the maritime power of Srivijaya shaken by the Chola raids — and, far to the east, the Polynesian voyagers who settled the islands of East Polynesia.

6 events · 1 region · Southeast Asia and Oceania

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Events

• Lý Thái Tổ moves the capital to Thăng Longbetween August and September 1010 · Southeast Asia and Oceania
• Reign of Suryavarman I at Angkorbetween 1002 and 1010 – between 1049 and 1050 · Southeast Asia and Oceania
• Airlangga restores the kingdom of East Java1019–1037 · Southeast Asia and Oceania
• Anawrahta builds the Pagan Empire1044–1077 · Southeast Asia and Oceania
• Polynesians settle the Society Islandsbetween 1025 and 1120 · Southeast Asia and Oceania
• Battle of the Như Nguyệt Riverbetween January and March 1077 · Southeast Asia and Oceania

Key participants

Sources

1. Wikipedia (English): History of Southeast Asia
2. Wikipedia (English): Polynesia
3. Wikipedia (Russian): История Юго-Восточной Азии
4. Wikipedia (Russian): Полинезийцы
5. Coedès G. The Indianized States of Southeast Asia / Ed. W. F. Vella; transl. S. B. Cowing. — Honolulu: East-West Center Press, 1968
6. Taylor K. W. A History of the Vietnamese. — Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2013.

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