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    Read more about the article Third-Fourth Century Maritime Southeast Asia in a Daoist Text

    Third-Fourth Century Maritime Southeast Asia in a Daoist Text

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:May 28, 2025
    • Post category:Sanfoqi vs Srivijaya/Sources/Srivijaya
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    I recently came to realize that there is geographic information about third-fourth century maritime Southeast Asia in a Daoist text, the Grand Clarity Scripture of Divine Elixir Made from Liquid…

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    Read more about the article I FINALLY Figured Out Yijing!!

    I FINALLY Figured Out Yijing!!

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:May 24, 2025
    • Post category:Sanfoqi vs Srivijaya/Srivijaya
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    If you don’t know what this title means, then you can read these blog posts to find out more:“Yijing did NOT Visit Jambi/Srivijaya”“I Found “Malayu / Malaya / Malāyur!!!”The gist…

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    Read more about the article There is no Pulau Aur in Song Dynasty Era Sources

    There is no Pulau Aur in Song Dynasty Era Sources

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:May 23, 2025
    • Post category:Sanfoqi vs Srivijaya/Sources/Srivijaya
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    A few days ago, I posted a translation of information about maritime Southeast Asia in Zhou Qufei’s 周去非 1178 work, Lingwai daida 嶺外代答 [Representative Responses about the Region Beyond the…

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    Read more about the article Geographic Space in the Lingwai Daida

    Geographic Space in the Lingwai Daida

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:May 22, 2025
    • Post category:Sanfoqi vs Srivijaya/Srivijaya
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    I have just shared a translation that ChatGPT and I made of the sections in Zhou Qufei’s twelfth-century Lingwai daida that relate to maritime Southeast Asia. I would like to…

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    Read more about the article 12th-Century Maritime Southeast Asia in the Lingwai Daida

    12th-Century Maritime Southeast Asia in the Lingwai Daida

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:May 21, 2025
    • Post category:Sanfoqi vs Srivijaya/Sources/Srivijaya
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    Zhou Qufei’s 周去非 1178 work, Lingwai daida 嶺外代答 [Representative Responses about the Region Beyond the Passes], is a very important Chinese source for information about maritime Southeast Asia at that…

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    Read more about the article Cham Pu Muslims

    Cham Pu Muslims

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:May 18, 2025
    • Post category:Sanfoqi vs Srivijaya/Srivijaya
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    In previous posts I have been challenging a long-held belief that a “surname” that appears in Chinese sources, “Pu,” indicates the Arab name, “Abu” or the Javanese-Malay title, “mpu/empu.”In this…

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    Read more about the article More Evidence for the Cham Pu/Po in Chinese Historical Sources

    More Evidence for the Cham Pu/Po in Chinese Historical Sources

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:May 17, 2025
    • Post category:Sanfoqi vs Srivijaya/Srivijaya
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    In a recent blog post, I talked about how in Song dynasty era sources, there is a “surname” that appears in numerous Chinese records about tribute missions coming from Southeast…

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    Read more about the article More Evidence of Two “Javas”

    More Evidence of Two “Javas”

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:May 15, 2025
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    I have made the argument that there was a trans-peninsular empire/polity in the area of Songkhla – Kedah that foreigners referred to by the name “Java/Jaba,” and that it was…

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    Read more about the article More Evidence for the Trans-Peninsular Crossing at Kedah – Songkhla

    More Evidence for the Trans-Peninsular Crossing at Kedah – Songkhla

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:May 14, 2025
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    In the previous post, I mentioned that there was a tribute mission from the Chola Kingdom in 1015 that was led by a certain Suolisanwen (娑里三文) with a deputy envoy…

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    Read more about the article When the Cham Ruled the Seas

    When the Cham Ruled the Seas

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:May 13, 2025
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    In Song dynasty era sources, there is a “surname” that appears in numerous records about tribute missions coming from Southeast Asia (and beyond), and that is “Pu” 蒲. This character…

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