How an Indian Merchant Became Cambodia's First King: a Story of Indianization 

I am from a lineage of vaishita maitravaruna and kondinya kshtriya our Gotra today is kondinya it’s so nice to know this

Love From Bharatvarsh 🇮🇳

Love to all our Cambodia brothers and sisters from India 🩷

@@rohanprabhu-sar-desai2282 shut up stop bringing caste 😂.

Kurru's dynasty from Mahabharata

Fights happened. The difference is fights didn't happen with the intention of conversion as the primary goal. The main goal was just to conquer btw territory

@Neicha Reich he was actually i live in the area from where the merchant is originated

S . Hinduism never forced anything . Whatever u do that returns -only thing it says . Hinduism never mentioned anything about other beliefs , cuz we don't care what religion u r , but can't escape from karma . We never invaded any country for looting like the Europeans and Islamic looters did . We done every war , with rules with the invading looters . We don't convert our family and friends to Hinduism. We don't do mass murders who refused to convert to their religion like Islamic invaders did here in India to sikhs. Currently its different Mostly hindu women r must converted when they married their Islamic lover .

Hinduism never reached there, it was always there. Just like it never begin in India, it was always here 🙏

@@theidleguy9041 lol who were the first hindus then, the bacteria that evolved long ago? Aryans came from around Ukraine through Iran, go back to school

Do you know Roma and sinti community of Europe is also from India

European propagandists don't let you know

@@speedythings7396 we don't have such things here in Europe. Shut up!

Britishers have changed the writings in English while translating from Sanskrit, Pali , Tamil, Kannada and all other Ancient Indian languages. So you will hear only English perspective and not Indian or south Asian perspective

Even your ancestry have a deep connection with India. Before Christianization happened and through brainwashing, calling it "modernization". You will see the Romans also use to follow Dharm.

Please preserve the history of your ancestors, the rich culture, or else, be ready to see it vanish, just like your ancestors' influence and legacy, in front of colonialised culture...

believe it or not History of the Khom people They are Thai ancestors. He ordered the construction of Angkor Wat. is the inventor of the Khom script which is adapted from the Indian script This is a problem that Everyone wants all the truth. It is now 2023. In the ancient world, the Land of Suvarnabhumi, The Lavo Kingdom was the birthplace of the KHOM people. Lavo stone castles are everywhere in Thailand. It was built before the Angkor Wat period. I repeat before the Angkor Wat period. For example, Phra Prang Sam Yot in "Lop buri"province Prasat Hin Phanom Rung in "Buri ram" Province of Thailand. I repeat The KHOM people are not Khmer. The KHOM people are the ancestors of Siam. Ancient stone inscriptions in Burma called the Siamese as KHOM.

Yes. Naga blood line.

i am from South India and a direct descendant of Nagas. We don't hurt snakes and in fact we took care of them in the family forests called kaavu

Where did the Nagas come from - according to ur grandma?

Visit Cambodia first, then we will see whether you like Cambodians or not after your treatment.

@@animesh7296 arey bhai, Hindi me likho, kuch samaz me aayega Aisa likho

@@DM-cy7hy bhai edit kar diya hai, dubara se padh lena. Theek hai?

@@animesh7296 arey bhai, aapka reply ka matlab nahi, aap mera post dobara se padh lena, Maine Cambodia ke Ancient History ke bare me bola hai. Aap bhi uspe bane videos, research ko dekho, Aaj ke log ke bare me kuch nahi bola maine

@@animesh7296 i just visited last week and i love combodia and combodians, they are great people. I dont know what caused you to say these. Stayed 2 days in siem reap i would love to visit again .

What are some Sanskrit baby names?

@@danidejaneiro8378 well, it may not sound like 100℅ Sanskrit words, as most of them have been customised to local tongue, such as: Wishnu (Vishnu) Surti (Shruti) Darsono (Darshana) Wirawan (Vairavan) etc. Ancient Indonesian people (or even majority Indonesians nowadays) have hard time at pronouncing V. So, "V" sound in Sanskrit became "W" or "B" when this sound came to Indonesian shore.

@@polyness5962 - that's amazing, thank you. Do Muslim-Indonesians use these names?

Are you a Indonesian hindu?

@@thefuturistics_ nope, i’m indonesian chinese :)

भारत और थाइलैंड (सिआम) की दोस्ती के आगे, पश्चिम सभय्ता का जोर मत बढने दो, अपने पूवर्ज की सभय्ता और उनके हिन्दू धरोहर को पुनः अपना के, उन्हे गौरवान्वित करो. Long live the mother culture of thailand and india. Long live the Glory of our ancestors in common. Long live their culture and their teaching, long live the ancient Hinduism, they belonged to, it's time for us to withstand the culture, and heritage of our ancestors. 🙏💙

​@@aman6782 Do you have something against Cambodia? This video is about India and Cambodia.

​@@brightstar6492 he didn't said anything wrong

​@bright star Because the truth is in their face so they don't want to speak about it!😂😂😂

"powerhouse in SEA" lmao

Budhism is essentially esport version of so called hinduism. It was more like what liberal democracy is too USA.

Buddhism 😂😂 does buddhism have its own separate culture? so tell what is the marriage culture of buddhists? death rites? buddhists don't have any culture of their own, so tibetans follow Bon culture like losar, chinese new year etc. Japanese people believe in Shinto culture and perform rituals like marriage, birth, death, Sumo from the same ancient culture. the culture of Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam is Hindu. keeping Buddha's idol is not called buddhist culture.

Cambodia was a colony of Thailand (aka Siam) for almost 500 years. Their Kings (e.g. Ang Eng, Norodom, Sisowath) were raised and educated in Bangkok and they introduced Thai culture to Cambodia 200 years ago.

​@@aakasha.sharma7171Okay, chill. You sound like a Hindu supremacist.

@@SuperDiasukeThiland emerged and started from importing and copying all of its culture from Khmers. Thai culture is similar to Cambodia because you guys copied from them. This is like claiming Japan is similar to Korea because Korea was shortly colonized by Japan when in reality Japan was the one who was heavily Korenised in the Ancient era.

Why does it baffle tho tbh. It was gonna be the customs of one of the 2 nearby big civilizations- china or india. Kalinga maintained steady trade, hence took the lead on china. Tho Chinese customs eventually came, they were late to establish the same dominance.

@@randomturd1415 im just thinking that Ancient Chinese folk religon should have gotten to us first but the Chinese were never a maritime power due to their mindset being the middle kingdom. In contrast ancient Indians were maritme people and they brought their culture and their bureauracy to far and wide territories.

If I remember correctly, the Cholas sent an expeditionary force to the Phillipines to scout out the land before a potential invasion led by Sri Lumay. Sri Lumay then defected and instead conquered stuff under his own banner and formed the Rajahnate of Cebu. Interesting stuff...

@@rajbagwe3732 Thats cool to know. Thanks for the info.

@@summersong5876 One of the major Indian influence in Philippines came from RajaRaja Chola from Chola dynasty from India who annexed Philippines, Indonesia and many other countries. He spread the Indian culture in philippines

Kamboj region of ancient Bharatvarsh.Kamboj,Cambodia(europeanized to suit their culture),Kampuchia and now Cambodia.Let it be Kamboj and it will become closure to us.But certainly King Narottam Singh Anouk (King Norodom Sihanouk ) a great visionary.Narottam refers always to Ram( Raja Ramchandra) or Bhagawan Ram and Siddharth was His incarnation as per Bhagawan Mahapuran of Sanatan Dharm.May Ram always be the King of Kamboj

Obviously Cambodia belongs to the indo sphere. So does most of ASEAN like Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Indonesia etc

We have khmer speakers in north east india believed to be the first settlers in the north east region megalithic evidences have been found in north east india similar to that found in laos read about megalithic jars

@@fungusamongus.76 That is very interesting!

@@srsingh5024 nah no , we prefer khmer and we are not kamboj or something u were saying , it is Kampuchea it is our language , we are not indian .

I thought PH is a mix of chinese and Indian culture, in which chinese are the one who influenced you the most

@@prasanth2601 i agree, chinese influenced the most of filipino even. Geography never lies

Eating with your hands is a human thing, not an Indian thing

​@@paranoya733not really. we don't use chopsticks and write emojis

@@migspeculates Is chopstick the only thing influenced by chinese? 🤣 how about loanwords: kuya  哥仔 (ko-iá), hikaw 耳鉤 (hǐ-kau), sampán 舢板 (sam-pán), more than 90 loanwords

That Kaling always studied as land of defeats in indian history. Mindset need to be changed.

@@underratedsanatani1ne387 you studied ncert 🤣🤣.... Kalinga is your father.... Mind it You change your mindset..... Kalinga 🔥also ruled your ancestors for at least 100 years, it doesn't matter from which part of India you belong....... BANDE UTKALA JANANAI🙏 JAYA JAGANNATHA....🙏 JAY KHARAVELA 🔥🔥🔥

@@ansumanmishra7864 yes, I know and I am myself a Kalingan watch my logo . I am just saying in national level or ncert or any historical discussion Kalinga is always ignored. They celebrate Asoka over victory of Kalinga. They celebrate chola victory over Kalinga. They celebrate Vijayanagar victory over Kalinga. Kalinga great emperors and empires are not only ignored but when talked about it is villanize. That's why if you study about chola then they proud on their empire today also they are making great movies on them. Tamizhian proud on their kalingattuparani about Kalinga victory which is myth poet.

@@ansumanmishra7864 what you can do by your proud on Kalingan. Because everyone doesn't know what you know. Hence you are always inferior in front of them. Neither our movie or media promote or celebrate our history. No vocal for your pride. Never speak about yourself.

आज हि ''The samja'' मे एक आर्टिकल padha kaundinya ke bare me और youtube मे search किया । कार्तिक पूर्णिमा के दिन । odia newspaper

true

Interesting

And why mostly Indian in Southeast Asia hate being call "Keling"? Same with Indonesia being call "Indon"? It's basically the shortform call like Viet, Thai, Malay, Pinoy..

Cambodians also use keling as a derogatory term for Indians.

@@Justin1an Not really, calling someone an Indon or Viet can still be neutral depending on the context. "Keling" in Malaysia has basically become the n-word but for Indians. Interestingly Brunei still uses the word in its original fashion but they try not to anymore since the derogatory meaning has a lot more influence

I didn't know! I did a little digging and found out i was from the "kaundinya"(the sage) gotra. Which means somewhere down the line i probably have a common ancestor with them.

I will learn Hinduism in Bali 😊

@@birdiec2769 what a loser. Just let them experience it and make their decision

I thought it was obvious with all the names and the culture

As DNA analysis of international. Cambodian's DNA doesn't have DNA of Ancient Mon and India. Cambodian DNA are included African and Indonesian. They are not the people on this Mainland. But Thai people have DNA of Ancient Mon mostly in SEA and including with Tai-Ka-dai and India. You can search Khmer DNA analysis in Google.

Some cambodian look a lot like indian

we are building the biggest temple here now, actually we obviluslly had bigger temples but then mughal/turks happend. later british happened... you know what they did

@@arpanConYT South india was not ruled for most of its history. They've built beautiful temples but for size, nothing on this PLANET compared to Angkor wat. Don't get me wrong. I'm not downplaying my own country's history. Indians have their own achievements. I'm just giving credit to combodia where it is due. Congratulations to them for having a rich hind history!

@@arpanConYT Odisha was untouched and protected its culture better than Bengal.

@@infinite5795 well Bengal was the breeding ground for regional muslim nawabs and later British started east india company from Calcutta.

@@arpanConYT We odias and Bengalis must not fight. Atleast those who are proud of our culture. Much of Kalinga rulers ruled Bengal and Odisha, and we are same people. Rather, we must be against the invaders, you know who😁

Love from India 🇮🇳❤️🇰🇭. Long live Dharma 🕉️☸️❤️❤️.

🙏😁

"I'm Khmer" Your name checks out, Sam Wrought. You're as Khmer as... Angkor. I mean, not Angkor. That doesn't sound Khmer enough. Let's change it to... Anchorage. There you go.

@@scintillam_dei when did the Khmer police expand to RU-vid comments?

Craig

Yes

Obviously it will become "unique" over hundreds of years ....

HEY ...I SOMEHOW GOT TO KNOW .....some of u worship LORD HANUMAN AND LORD RAM....is that true???

@@aditidubey6563 the Hindu yes(and maybe buddhists)

i am from india. i love South east asia

I live in Australia for now but previously in many countries. Though Cambodia is my homeland. India and Cambodia goes back in history as having a connection. I love India because I have a connection. Let say my family has Indian lineage. I want to stay in India sometime because …

i love u bro from India. our brothers from combodia

@@PK-se2jh Hi Sokhom Prins, Cambodian female author. Good to know you have brothers from Cambodia.

@@AfridiBD British named it as Bay of Bengal.

@@malaykumarsingh2808 prior to that Bay of Bengal was known as Bangopasagar

@@parvadhami980 Yes. Kalinga Sagar > Bangopasagar> Bay of Bengal

@@malaykumarsingh2808 we use to call it as vanga Kadal. Vanga = benga (we don't use ba so we used va) Kadal = ocean

Idk if this information are related or not In java we have many inscriptions about foreigners who live in archipelago specially in java from 9 - 13 centuries In kaladi inscription 906 ce wrote : Ariya, dravidian, pandhya, kling, shinghala, khmer mon cham, hunjeman (arab persia rum merchants) are foreigners. The foreigners who work and trade must pay tax and can't live in city or villages, just in the port.

🤣no we dont..i bet you never travel to these country..our faced facial structure doesnt look like indian AT ALL even our skin colour different..if you say we indian high chances you get slapped by them.Its rare to find indian in vietnam,cambodia,myanmar,thai in malaysia bcs indian brought by british as worker..they immigrant..ha..ha.sorry.The term bumiputera/natives only given to malays mon khmer polynesian..not indian..you shoud travel bro.Even in my country its rare to find natives married to indian..our grandparent didnt like we intermarried with other races..even until now.

Majority Indians are definitely not mongoloids lol

@@NotLikeWhatYouThink I agree with Vietnam, but there are literally many Thai, Cambodian, Indonesian, and especially Malaysian who looked like Indian. In Malaysia, Indian is three major race, so there is a high chance of Indian and Malay mixing. Meanwhile chinese prefer only their own, but sometimes they marry Malay.

@@NotLikeWhatYouThink I’m from Bangladesh, I live in Malaysia for many years. Sometimes, Malaysian-Chinese think that I’m Malay, but Malay people think that I’m Indian 😂

@@user-se8sn4rh4e since you lived in malaysia then you should know that malays in malaysia they muslim..all of them..they cannot convert to other religion born as muslim die as muslim.. thats country constitution they must follow.If man and women malays want to intermarried with other race the person they married with must revert first to islam.Thats why not many malays intermarried with other race unless their spouse revert first.Indian revert small percentage in malaysia..even chinese revert much higher percentage..indian who revert to islam we called indian muslim/mamak..those who intermarried with malay race their child fyi will identify as malay..in birth certificates or identification,license etc..look malays doesnt mean you malays..country constitution in malaysia laws totally different takrif what the criteria for someone we can rectify them as malays..they must speak and fluent malay languange,must be muslim,live with malays culture,someone either father or mother must be malays..so if you bangladesh..you will not considered as malays..those who intermarried with malaysian women..that wife must given birth only in malaysia..we malaysia used term"son of soil" not motherland..there are privilages thing that malays and natives sabah sarawak got..which indian chinese etc(non natives)didnt get that privilages son of soil..one of it natives got rights to get free land from states bcs we son of soil of that stated..mix breed it will drop the privilages those who mix breed even though they recognized as malays caused will not accepted as natives of the state thus they cannot with state gov ..why stated checked who where when they born 5 to 7 generation above must all malays and natives..fyi each states got different rule and privilages different % of tax implement..and federal goverment doesnt have right to intefere in those land owned..why bcs all stated in malaysia previously belong to sultan and king..private property monarchy..9 king and sultan+brunei..all kings and sultan in malaysia they must malay race and muslim..other privilages discount buying house,each foreign or non natives company who want to invest in malaysia or other state must appointed malays as one of directors and theres company share must be given..why foreigners using and benefit our soil.In malaysia chinese indian non natives cannot buy agriculture land..they only can buy houses shop building most leases there also freehold both anytime states can take it back(natives and non)..there qouta for them to buy agriculture land but not many,non natives also cannot get free scholarship and subsidized goverment university at cheap prize..there qouta for them but non many,there investment instrument gurantee by goverment called asb..these only for malays and natives..there qouta for them but not many-asm,they non muslim cannot preach to malays about their religion etc..those who intermarried with malaysian their spouse will be given PR status not citizenship.

I had the same feeling when I first traveled to Cambodia a few years ago. I have been to other countries, but Cambodia left a huge memory in my mind. I went there just to see Angkor Wat and hopefully get a chance to interact with locals in my next trip. I was mesmerized with the architecture of the gigantic temple. I did not get much opportunity as I was busy traveling around, but next time I like to take time to interact with locals.

@american6362 Outside of SiemReap a city full of ancient Khmer architecture, you can enjoy the night life, shoping, going to royal palace, museum, and the beautiful park in Phnom Penh and spend a few more days in the coastal cities of Sihanoukville or Kep to relax. I recommend you to visit Koh Rong in Sihanoukville which is one of the best beach in SE Asia.

lol while in India inter faith and inter culture is a huge huge taboo. Probably a much greater taboo than actual crimes in India

Mughal = MONGOLIAN

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I have read about Ahom empire recently. I have huge respect for Ahom empire. I feel sad that history books do not teach about Ahom empire.

Thanks to Lasit the mighty Ahom.

I have recently read about Ahom History Love from Madhya Pradesh,India

I belong to Brahmin clan who started kingdom in java Indonesia by our gotra name salankayana and kingdom name was salakanegara.

@@sureshthamil "Agasthya muni" created Tamil language.

@@saishashi9978 Brahmins who followed religion as a profession are unlikely to have lived as kings, warriors and traders. Brahmins never ruled the indian plains because their clan occupation was different but indian kings were given the high title of brahmin by brahmin clerg but they are not brahmins by blood. There is also other history that Kaundinya is of Tamil descent, because of this the influence of Tamil language and script is high in South Asian languages like Khmer, Javanese, Kawi, Baybayin and Thai.

@@saishashi9978 Agathiya muni also Tamil. Tamil was spoken throughout the Indian subcontinent before Aryans arrival.

Me too, my gotra is Kundinya!!!

I guess in Phillipines, the children are not taught this in text books, the Spanish colonisers came and erased and distorted all of the history and forcibly converted ppl to Christianity!!

phillipines also had its own script babayin derived from brahmi script..

the raja of cebu also was a descendant of the chola dynasty..Cebu was the only hindu+animist region in phillipines rest of it was buddhist+animist ..

Yes. Decolonize the philippines and let's relearn our real roots.

@@francoisangeloobrero2302 i mean its just great that u dont see the spanish as hero.. Filipinos r the sweetest people i ever met to be fair

Glad to know about you brother. The Marxist historians try to downplay or ignore the achievements of pre-Islamic India and also try to show that Muslims did not massively destroy North India. They want to hide the truth because they are in bed with the Islamists. It is an undeniable fact that from the Islamic period onwards we have suffered greatly as a Civilization. I must say it feels very nice when we realise how the people of SE Asia are so deeply connected culturally to our India.

I agree with you as hindu i was so surprised how little we know about our religion and culture i was taught surface level history of sikh empire when it was one of most trailblazing empire during mugal times we were never taught that tej bahudur kids were murdered by so called culturally rich Mugals i was so angry at our education system because we were never taught about South Indian North East Indian empires when we deserve to know all these rich history of our culture

True paaji. I never studied the ultimate sacrifices of the 10 gurus in our history books. I only learnt through my self interest. What a pity!! When I learnt how those kids were boiled alive, my spine shuddered

Where do you live

Well we have, except Malaysia i guess

Yep

FOREIGN INVASIONS AND COLONISATION OF INDIA CUT OFF INDIAN CULTURE FROM THEM BRO... BUT WE'VE GOOD BOND ❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗

Definitely. Even Indonesia, which is a Muslim country, has Sanskrit mottos in their various coats of arms.

It was the foreign invasions of the Subcontinent that stopped the connection with South East Asia. Otherwise the situation would be totally different today. Also it's because of colonial strategy that people who look different from each other started to compartmentalize themselves. Most societies in Asia didn't have the concept of race back then

Journey to Bali (an island of Indonesia)?

@@satriayudhanugraha3523 ,yes. I have read that in the history of Java, there was a kingdom called KALINGA KINGDOM. People in south east Asian countries still call Indians as Keling.

@@sahashranshubarik9204 that's cool, i know the kalinga kingdom too

@@satriayudhanugraha3523 ,in school its written in our book that our ancestors were travelling to Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Malaya, Kambouja (Cambodia), Bali, Brahma desh (Burma/Myanmar) , Suvarna dwipa (Thailand) etc places for trade.

@@sahashranshubarik9204 yes, my school teach history about indian trade here

Ancient Kamboja is not the same as Cambodia....kamboja was a territory in modern day eastern Afghanistan and west pakistan so the region of pashtuns. Kambhoja name was given to Cambodia by indian traders and settlers later.

Kamboja = Kamboj who live in Punjab. Not Cambodia learn history

French man name kambojea Camboge then there is a English name of camboge called cambodia

This Kamboj in Mahabharata was somewhere in Afghanistan.

Don't mix mythology with history and your half knowledge is dangerous than no knowledge. The place that is mentioned in the story has nothing to do with Cambodia its some place in modern day Afghanistan

I thought the USA and the west only taught negative things about India. Do you teach Americans about invention of Zero by Aryabhatt, Indus - Saraswati Valley Civilization 🤔.

Now is that some honour or what! Two cheers!

good to know! but just to let you know, Soma isn’t just some chief daughter but she is the daughter of the Naga king so that mean she is a Naga princess who later become queen and she is the first leader and first monarch of Cambodia and it’s not kaundinya, he is the first king but second. Queen Soma in our language(Cambodia/khmer) is Neang neak and kaundinya is preah thong.

@@thegreatgatsby8180 Why would think that? Weirdo

That is a brilliant observation. The best time line for maximum attention is 5-10 min. Carry on!

Are you sure Manila derive from indic word "Nila"?

Nila also means' land 'in indian languages

@@multiverse0070 it also means the moon

Such a garbage bogus infos 😂😂😂😂😂

@@Genericperson658 yes, athu oru sthalapperu aayathu kondu land enna vaakku inu aayirikkum kooduthal chance alle? Nammude naattilum 'kara', ' kunnu', 'nadu' tudangiya vaakku cherth sthalapperu idarundallo.. Eg. Aruvikara, nilamel, neyyathinkara, nilambur, nilakkal. I hope u understand the language ☝️😊

As an Indian I hv fascination for these countries, someday I would like to visit these countries to explore our past connections

What do you mean? Tai tribes of Thailand and Lao originated in southern China around xishaungbanna not Mon khmer champa territory but they migrated down to Southeast Asia and adopted Mon-Khmer custom including its Indianization state

@@aum.t7627. Yes, Thai and Lao came from China. Before 13th century Sukhothai kingdom near ChiangMai was part of Khmer empire. So was king Pha Ngum of Laos. This is the reason Thai and Lao laguages are about 30 to 40% the same as the Khmer language. For example if you say in the 3 languages: My school is located on Road No.30, near the blue bridge. They are the same in writing but slightly different in pronounciation.

Brahminism is not a religion its sanatana Europeans coined this term to spread hate against brahmins.

Kaundinya means ur from odisha , Kalinga 😲

Infact reverse thing happened.....Burmese people came to india northeast and made ahom Dynasty.

Your ancestors were Hindus

Who is going to tell this lost thai that there was no Thailand back then, even if the Indians had arrived from the west, they would have encountered the Mon and Khmers first. Ayuthaya was founded centuries later after the Khmer Angkor period.

That is why there are Khmer ancient temples still scattered all through present day Thailand.

How come? Thailand is around 700 years old? Are you lost ?

The original inhabitants of North East are not Austroasiatic or Sinic but Indic Bengalis. These places were parts of Bengali kingdom called Kamrupa. Kamrupa was invaded in circa 1200 CE by Chinese Ahoms followed by the Burmese in circa 1400 CE. Entire NE was under Burmese occupation till 1800 CE when East India Company freed these lands from Burma and returned to india. This is how NE today has predominantly mongoloid and Austroasiatic people who are not natives of these places and have never considered themselves as Indians leading to insurgencies and separatism right after 1947. Burma has also never reconciled to loss of NE to india which is why Burma along with China have been aiding and abetting the insurgency movement in these parts almost since India gained independence from Britain.

@@agonnoga6100 that can be said for ahom dynasty but what about other countless tribes they cannot invade or conquer any kingdom look at their population , It impossible to think that "indic" bengalis (i dont know what you consider as indic) were the only one to live in northeast, And how much of present NE was considered as NE that time. bengali people/civization(old to present) are great in plains , but northeast is full of high hills, mountains , uneven terrains so much so that its not suitable for a bengali lifestyle(except in the plains of bhramaputra river), there would not be only bengali in all over the present NE map

@@agonnoga6100 This is such a bs pseudohistoric narrative, what you are saying is extremely divisive. The Meitei/Manipuris are one of the classical Indian cultures, they even find a mention in Mahabharata, go ahead and say that they "are not native". If the entire NE was under Burmese control then most tribes would be Buddhist and speak Burmese. Calling the inhabitants of NE as "non native" is just a very sick mentality of us "indic" people.

@@Tamo8 The Meitei like the Ahoms are Dai Chinese from Yunnan. They are not natives of India. Mahabharata said Chinese or Austroasiatic Cambodians are natives of NE?? 😆 you must be high on something very potent. The original inhabitants were either Dravidians or Australoid whom the Indo Aryans likened to dark skinned demons. Bhim married Hidimba from this region. Nagas, Kukis, Mizos etc are found in both India and Burma. What more proof do you want?? People of Tripura have surnames like Burman, Barman, Devburman which means someone from Burma. Burmese, are not one people speaking Burmese. They are extremely diverse lot which is why Burma has been wracked with insurgencies just like India's NE supported by foreign powers and drug trade. Burma itself got that name after Bamar Chinese occupation just like Bengali Kamrupa became Axom aka Assam after occupation by Chinese Ahoms from Yunnan. All these are missing from our history books because the government in New Delhi which took over from the British wants to keep people in the dark. This has been raised by respected members of BJP and admitted by non other than Shashi Tharoor.

@@eee9034 it is utter nonsense to claim Bengali people only live in plains and not hills as upper caste Bengalis arrived here from mountainous north west with the drying up of the Sarawati River. Many moved from Bengal to Maharashtra and South India and large number of them went further from Bengal and North East to South East Asia giving rise to these Hindu civilizations before large scale Chinese migration and subsequent Islamization by Arabs. The tribes you are talking about all originate in Southern China. Many moved to these parts due to wars in China. The original inhabitants were not mongoloid. Genetic study of modern inhabitants and human remains from archeological excavations will give a more complete picture on the pattern of migration to this part of India and South East Asia.

Hii I am from odisha (ancient Kalinga) so I from the place from where your ancestors came so we are brothers so ❤️ from odisha and india bro

Yes, brahma aditya was the first who discovered the maldive. Earlier it was known as mahal-dweep(palac of island), well he was right😎

native thamil who told this fake infomation to you

​@@electrono3742 Tamil people are natives of Srilanka. It's known fact.

@@ganygany8064 😂😂😂😂 thamil native to indian not Sri lanka

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Yeah razib khan the gigachad in asian genetic studies Nice stuff mate

genetic tests show that cambodians have north west indian genes not south indian genes. my own genetic test says that i am 10% sindhi.

​@@cambodianpleasuresquad1753 It depends on the individual, but we generally have more South Indian ancestry than North Indian ancestry. See the 2021 study I mentioned and look at the substructures shown in figure 3. You can tell that the biggest Indian ancestry in Khmers, the light pink sectiion, comes specifically from South India because it is also biggest in South Indians. That same section also makes up the majority of the substructure of North Indians, but North Indians also have a lot of dark pink ancestry which Khmers do not have as much, suggesting that most of our Indian ancestry doesn't come from them (because otherwise we would have inherited more of it).

@@jcdenton1635 for some reason i specifically have north west indian and central asian genes in my genetics.

@@cambodianpleasuresquad1753 your ancestor might have been a sindhi traveller/merchant who settled in South India. And later went with an expedition to Cambodia and married and settled there itself. Seems plausible.

You are wrong, there are Indian kings who come and attack our shore, not that peaceful as you said before.

They took the peaceful route? Lol… they were imported just like how US imports foreign intellectuals to further their economy.

​@@hawaandroid2786 maybe your ancestors were also came from India

@@sonofuniverse6355 typical Indian thinking like that frog from a well

They destroyed Palembang, a 9th century Malay cities in Sumatra. Malay take revenge later attack Sri Lanka, the base for Chola dynasty.

True all are hijacked by Mughal and British an average Hindu doesn't know about our rich heritage and past CBSE and NCERT both were filled with mughals because of marxist distortians .

I just Google first king and tit says JAYAVARAM THE SECOND IS THE FIRST KING. So this BS information.

I know right! The world doesn’t seem to know pretty well about Funan or other kingdoms after that and they mostly just knew us from Khmer empire, the most powerful empire in Southeast Asia back from 9th to 15th century.

You're right! Funan and Chenla are not as talked about as the Angkor/Khmer Empire. Even the Kingdoms after that such as Longvek and Oudong are always neglected.

Because there aren't much written history nor are important to today issue btw there are actually alot of teaching of those period u just don't look .

@@kdamprae4236 Yeah. I do agree. The sources are difficult to find or in local languages only. If you can provide a source that would be great.

@@y_0_1_0 I thought you were Cambodian , I was kinda shock but yeah idk u should search ur self or something idk I only read some school books , u can ask me though what do u wanna know .

Chalukya and vijayanagar empire also influence in South East Asia.. Control their kingdom pegu khemer

Yes!

There is very little evidence of Dravidian culture in South East Asia. All cultural and historical artifacts of South East Asia are predominantly of Indo Gangetic belt. Large number of Tamils were taken to South East Asia by the British to work in their plantations. When the Tamils came across these Indic historical and cultural artifacts that might have sown the idea of Tamil occupation of these places of which there's no evidence on the ground.

@@agonnoga6100 Bro your sctipt is pallava script

@@agonnoga6100 nope completely wrong.. All south east Asian scripts r descendants of southern brahmi pallavi script.. the culture as a whole has a much more southern touch to it

communist fucked up Indian history

@@preetamyadav7952 communists have little power in India. Don't be stupid.

@@rockysage7760 Communists have little power in politics but have significant power in academics of Humanities department and Naukershahi

@@rockysage7760 communists have power in south india

@@centralakbar9132 so?

As a history enthusiast I wholeheartedly agree with you. We need to change so much in our books. I curse the macauleyan education system made by the Brits.

Could we stop using conquered word, I don't think ancient Indians were interested in conquering.

That's why are revising the History in our textbooks

​@@dumdumdumdum8804 lol there were no 'ancient Indians'. India is a British creation. There were only princely states and kingdoms with very different culture. And they cared about conquest as much as anyone else. Brahmins ofc, like the Jewish community, took power through covert means and subversion.

@Kaushik Chakraborty lol no its not wth 😂 India is a complex (and pretty senseless tbh) union with a centralised system of revenue collection and distribution which existed only after British arrival. This is just a historical fact whether we like it or not. Prior it was a bunch of kingdoms that managed their own revenue and fought wars amongst each other.

Bruh Didn't know Indians were ladyboy like Thailand

@@hewas_chewasky Ask Xhitler for lady boy..

@@hewas_chewasky ohh noodle language here

@@indrasingh6243 Better than côwdúñk language

@@hewas_chewasky lol its good be cowdung with culture Then subaltern bot life like u

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@@abirkor982 when i say India. I mean our subcontinent.❤️‍🔥

Everyone would leave that cûItHìñdûìśm because so much càštébášèd ìńhúmàńé páìń

Mmm...Hinduism...☕🤣🤣

nope. there are wars and looting in early history of sourh east asia, especially the old kingdom if Keda. That after considering the killings in India continent itself against Ajivika and other minorities

@@dasgerbil5189 no

Idk if this information are related or not In java we have many inscriptions about foreigners who live in archipelago specially in java. In taji inscription 906 ce wrote : Ariya, dravidian, pandhya, kling, shinghala, khmer mon cham, hunjeman (arab persia rum merchants) are foreigners. The foreigners who work and trade must pay tax and can't live in city or villages, just in the port.

@@sureshthamil Yes, trade and cultural exchanges were so high that over the time languages devloped similarities and it was much that in some South East Asian languages word for west is bhart .

*How on Earth did brahmins become Merchants in the 1st place ! brahmins never ever were allowed to cross sea ! Please don't fool the world with your false aryan white supremacy ideologies. The SE Asian people, culture & language are strongly connected to the Cholas & Pallavas of Dravidian Tamils. The so called Living Siddha (Deathless Saint) "Mahavatar Babaji" is a Tamil born in Parangipettai Village, Chidambaram Town in Tamilnadu, India in a Tamil Paraiah family, who is falsely attested as a brahmin. Anything or anybody outstanding is brahmin in the minds of indo-europeans. Bullshit ! Be brave enough to present the real truth to the world.*

The book talks about Indian and SE Asian matrilineal system too. Great read.

@@4ray Indeed it talks about South East Asia too, infact it talks about whole Indian Ocean but we can't deny india is in greater focus on that book .

If you've read the book, could you mention a couple of the primary sources it cites?

i also want to know

No , not really , there are alot alot of flaws in this story , the dragon/serpent (now we called naga due to Hinduism) married a human king were of austroasiatic ancient mythology even the none indianized state like Vietnam . And our kingdom existed before that the thing is most of the history favor the Christianity view , evidently how pretty much our history only exist from the first century . Last thing is if the indian elite married a Cambodian queen why would the other indian elite come to take the throne wouldn't it be the earlier king just let it be like that a random guy to take the throne instead of his heir?

SE history are not well written so people can claim whatever that like we can just look in detail to see if it's real . And yeah this channel stuff were made for Indian consumer , btw he also misused name Soma for Liu Yi so yeah idk .

Yeah if we talking about kaundin and Liu Yi yeah it is more of a oral mythical fairytale , I don't see it in book or school however .

Yes, the story is taught in Cambodians schools, on how Cambodia Came to be. Some say that the story is real and some say the story is just a fairytale. But anyhow this mark the beginning of the Khmer/Cambodians.

Jai sri ram❤ u must have indian ancestry 😊.

I'm Muslim Kamboja but Gautam Budha also relate to Kamboja because Nanda Kamboja made Nanda empire in India in Nanda empire a Dynasty shakya Where Gautam Budha Born in a King Home . Gautama Buddha also a Kamboja , our Kamboja clans Nag Pal , Nagra and Nagri found dynasty of Sheshu Naga , That historian tell just bullshit.

Here any one know how many tribes and clan Kamboja have I'm telling you just few Kosale or Koshal Kamboja Nanda Kamboja Nag Pal, Nagra, Nagri Kamboja Mall , Malhi , Maliyey Kamboja Ratan Pal Kamboja Angayary Kamboja Aja pal Kamboja Jammu Kamboja Jaiya or Joiya Kamboja Brahmin , Behmin , Verman ,Baham Kamboja Dhot ,Dhody ,Dhuddi Kamboja , Pathan Kamboja Wanaik Kamboja Branch Parama Kamboja Branch Asvakan Kamboja And more than 52 and 84 tribes and thousands of clan of Kamboja nation Kamboja were the King of the world Persians Cyrus the great S/O Kambojia 1st also a Kamboja King We are found all our the world with Name of Kamboja , Kamboj , Kamboya , and with our clans

Don't you think it's about time the man behind Odd Compass should come out of the closet & reveal his name, background education, skills & did he or does he run another vlogs in parallel on RU-vid etc other than saying from USA 2015 !!

Indonesia was never Indianized, their native culture had Hinduism and it's practices in it, which is why Balinese Hinduism is so different and unique from Indian Hinduism. Indonesia was rather Islamified tbh. But Indonesian Muslims are still much more respectable and accomodating than Indian Muslims 💀

Sedara kamu juga..funan tu bukan chinese..tu melayu..kulit coklat tak makan daging tak minum arak..pandai berperang pandai berlayar suka bertapa..dalam manuscript cina ada tulis..menyembah Tuhan yang esa..yang kamu tengok daoist tu..pandai macam magic2 tu(rasanya tu wali)..atau kebal..dalam cerita2 cina ada cerita..maharaja china pun hormat dan kagum dgn diorang..katanya keturunan dari langit.

Please read history of Indian Ocean by Sanjeev Sanyal.

India is indeed centre's of all trade from ancient times because of it geographical position

Evidences of these similar connections are from the ancient temple ruins that was built dating back during King Jayavarman VII era (1000 - 1300). His parent names were, King Dharanindravarman II, and Queen Sri Jayarajacudamani. They were the foundations of the Khmer Empire. The Khmer language displayed the used of Sanskrit in their chanting and alphabets. I’m proud of Cambodia’s rich history - filled with bravery, heroism, patriotism, tragedy, confusion, fear, but above all, a country that rise back up (again) but by bit. I love India’s dance and costumes. Indian people are the most gorgeous looking people. 🙏 Oṃ śānti Oṃ 🙏

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Love to Cambodia ❤️

Andhra was part of kalinga go and read some history boy

kalinga is a name of naga ,whom sri krishna fought in childhood. quite interesting co-relation

@@vardhanarya That snake you're talking about is referred to as कालिङ्ग kāliṅga /käːliŋɡɐ/. I'm not sure if this is a common noun or a proper noun though. While I have seen the name in relation to the specific snake you're talking about, a dictionary tells me that kāliṅga is a generic word for "snake". In Odisha, the snake whom Krishna fought with is commonly known as କାଳିୟ kaḷiyå /käɭijɔ/, a direct loan from Sanskrit, the classical Sanskrit way of writing it being कालिय kāliya /käːlijɐ/. The historical country/region's name is कलिङ्ग kaliṅga /kɐliŋɡɐ/ and, to the best of my knowledge, has little relation to the snake whom Krishna defeated. Kāliṅga can mean "of Kaliṅga" though.

@@shivampatnaik2000 kalinga is also the other name of the snake ,there are many literary works where it is named as kalinga.

IDK But At 0:48 he claims that "Kaundinya belonged to a community from *Andhra-Odisha coast* a region commonly known as Kalinga". But Kalinga happened to be the Name for Ancient Odia Kingdom from lndia! *May be he made a mistake while phrasing his sentence* ! Even the sources say that he came from eastern coastline of India especially along the Odisha-Andhra-Tamil coastline that was under ancient Kalinga region (Even the sources have said Odisha-Andhra-Tamil instead of Andhra-Odisha). A slight change in a sentence can change the meaning entirely. People could have a faIse impression that Kaliga happened to be Andhra instead of Odisha. This could end up altering Historical Facts and geographical location. I'm not denying the presence of Andhra in southern parts of Kalinga, but the core territory of Kalinga encompassed a large part of Odisha and northerneastern part of Andhra Pradesh. His sentence should have been "he belonged to a community from Odisha-Andhra coast a region that was a part of kingdom of Kalinga (an ancient Indian Odia kingdom)". Certainly I'm not denying that Andhra people have equal right over that part of history as well! All though the people of Andhra also lived together but Kalinga was mostly Odia historically speaking. They too had a considerable amount of substantial contributions! Some of the important ministers from ancient Kalinga happened to be Telugu. But you know a vast majority of the population were odia, hence it was an Odia Kingdom. Like for example...Although the Rashtrakuta empire included nearly all of Karnataka, Maharashtra and parts of Andhra Pradesh but they happened to be Kannadigas similarly Kalinga was an Odia kingdom! Wouldn't it be strange if we called the Rashtrakuta as a Maharashtra-Kannada region? I've nothing against Andhra, in fact I have huge respect for their culture but fact is fact! There were many Respectable Empires from Andhra, some of the notable one's are Vijayanagara Empire or Kakatiya dynasty! Another example would be ... Maratha Empire was called Maratha, despite that they ruled over the central, northern, southern, eastern and western parts of India! Of course we are all lndians today and we all have equal rights over the history of each of our states and we should be proud of it! It should not really matter! Everyone's history be it Odia, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Assamese, kannada or Gujarati are our own History. We have equal right on them! But you know I believe that historical facts are also important and accuracy must be ensured while describing/narrating them so that they do not affect the actual history or facts. I mean special attention should be paid to correctness ( and be particular about it) when phrasing sentences for videos like this!

@KMasthan I hope you have read my comment till end? Please read my comment till end as it could cause misunderstandings.

communist influence

communist influence

This is also a garbage.

Urduwood my friend. The end of that is near. Indians are finally waking up to a past that we never knew existed.

Our history books feed us european shit instead of this.

True. Our history taught in schools is mostly about Mughals and British (showing India in a negative light).

@@newbiekhyber bcz that is recent history... and that's more authentic. These old ones are based on theories mainly so nothing wrong if we focus on history of last some centuries

Because your Marxist distortians didn't tell you

@@KUNAL-qt8lo many things about mughals is also not authentic 😂😑

Yess we have that festival i did a boat once 🙂

Yes 💯

Yes :) my fav time!

It's because Spain colonized Philippines

@@blackksheepp pre colonial

Indian cultural influence in the Philippines is more deep and subtle than the Hispanic legacy. The southern Philippines preserved these older ties more than the north and center.

@@migspeculates there is no historical and ruins in philippine unlike in thailand, myammar, cambodia, vietnam(champa), loas, malaysia, indonesia and brunei. no temple, no ruins, no stone inscription,(only malay-javanese copper inscription of kingdom of medang in java), no local traditional architecture, traditional style house, palace, great hall, temple/mosque or local ornamentation and art. there is no 'thai usobot' in philippine or 'balai adat melayu' , or 'rumah gadang' in philippine, no borobodur, or angkor wat or at least small temple like in sumatra, borneo and peninsular, yet none all this in philippine. even the country name in philippine are in spanish not in native or local

​@@safuwanfauzi5014there are neither huge temples in Malaysia or large parts of Indonesia. Only Java, Central Vietnam, Upper Myanmar, Central Thailand and the Mekong area of Cambodia. How come? Population density and large tracts of land that can support mass agriculture and necessitates water management. Angkor Wat and the surrounding area was built to control water. Bagan and the dozen temples was built to manage seasonal water scarcity. Borobudur and Prambanan were built by millions of people because Java is so fertile. The Cham temples were created to function rice granaries and refuge because Cham were constantly at war against Vietnamese and Khmer. Temples are not the sole reason why the Philippines was not exposed. We were part of the trade routes.