Southeast Asian Kingdoms and Influences

The video explores the Sewage High Kingdom, its geographical and political significance, and its role in trade between China and India. It discusses the rise and fall of the Funan Kingdom and the subsequent emergence of the Sewage High Kingdom. The video also covers the organization of city-states, languages used, and key city-states like Tom Berlin and Lanka Suka, highlighting their historical and religious importance.

What was the main reason for the Kingdom of Funan's power in Southeast Asia?

• Its cultural influence

• Its geographic location

• Its military strength

• Its alliances with European powers

How did advancements in shipping technology affect the Kingdom of Funan?

• It led to Funan's decline

• It caused Funan to expand

• It increased Funan's power

• It had no effect on Funan

Which kingdom became a major trade power after the decline of Funan?

• The Khmer Empire

• The Srivijaya Kingdom

• The Majapahit Empire

• The Ayutthaya Kingdom

What was the political structure of the Sewage High Kingdom?

• A collection of city-states

• A democratic republic

• A unified empire

• A feudal system

Which languages were used for religious purposes in the Sewage High Kingdom?

• Chinese and Japanese

• Latin and Greek

• Sanskrit and Pali

• Arabic and Persian

What was the significance of Tom Berlin in the Sewage High Kingdom?

• It was a trade hub

• It was a military base

• It was a major religious center

• It was the capital city

Which city-state was known for its religious influence and Buddhist studies?

• Lanka Suka

• Nakhon Si Thammarat

• Palembang

• Tom Berlin

What kind of evidence has been found in Lanka Suka?

• Ancient libraries

• Military artifacts

• Religious monuments

• Royal palaces

Which civilization influenced the art of Lanka Suka?

• The Srivijaya Kingdom

• The Barabudur Civilization

• The Roman Empire

• The Varna Kingdom

Why did Chinese Buddhists visit Lanka Suka?

• To trade goods

• To study Buddhism

• To establish colonies

• To learn Sanskrit