the cultures and religions of India and China as well as the religions Islam and Christianity fromSouthwest Asia.
The early emperors of the Ming Dynasty were able to influence East Asia and Southeast Asia due to their strong central authority and military prowess, which allowed them to project power and assert dominance in the region. They revitalized trade through the maritime Silk Road, fostering economic ties and cultural exchanges. Additionally, the Ming's Confucian governance and tributary system established diplomatic relationships that reinforced their influence over neighboring states. These factors combined to solidify the Ming Dynasty's role as a regional leader during the 14th to 17th centuries.
SEA (Southeast Asia) was considered a region.
It is apropiate because it the southeast section of Asia
See website: Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization was created in 1954.
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The kingdom in southeast Asia before the colonial time mostly influence by India. The kingdom and the King name is like India. The religion of people in Southeast Asia until today got influence from India and China. Even Muslim in Southeast Asia is not coming from Middle East, but from India Christian is spread to Southeast Asia during colonial time.
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Many East Asian and Southeast Asian countries were once Buddhist empires. What is now China, Mongolia all the way south into Myanmar, Thailand and Indonesia were once Buddhist and Hindu empires. Chinese and Indian influence has dominated much of Southeast Asia. Although Indian influence is more of the southwest section of Southeast Asia, particularly in western Indonesia and Myanmar. Chinese influence has dominated much of the entire eastern part of Southeast Asia and East Asia.
India and China have influenced Southeast Asia
these states did not have strong, central monarchies
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During the medieval period, India exerted a great cultural influence on Southeast Asian countries. Many of the alphabets and numeral systems of Southeast Asia are derived from Brahmi, and religious and scientific terms from Sanskrit made their way into Southeast Asian languages.