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In this video, we'll dig into the Hindu heritage of Southeast Asia. We'll see how Southeast Asia adopted Hinduism-Buddhism Culture from India and how this adoption benefited the whole region.

The oldest Hindu civilization of South East Asia traces back to a Hindu warrior from India, Kaundinya who reached and established Funan in Cambodia. Itwas built on Vedic rituals, Sanskrit governance, Hindu temple architecture, and traditions rooted in Sanatan Dharma.

Funan was not just inspired by Indian culture — it was a living embodiment of Hinduism in Cambodia, with temples dedicated to Shiva and Vishnu, city planning based on Vastu Shastra, and rituals straight out of ancient Indian scriptures.

The spread of Hinduism in Southeast Asia can be seen across Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, and Laos, where Hindu deities, festivals, Sanskrit inscriptions, and even royal traditions survive to this day.

If you're someone fascinated by Hindu history, Sanatan Dharma's global influence, and how Indian civilization shaped the East, this story will open your eyes to a forgotten spiritual empire that still echoes through Southeast Asia.

This is the untold story of Kaundinya and Soma, a love story that became a civilizational transmission — giving rise to Hinduism in Cambodia, Hindu kingdoms in Vietnam, and a cultural legacy across the entire Southeast Asian region that mirrors the soul of Bharat.

In this powerful Hindi documentary, you’ll discover:
🌊 Why Cambodia’s Mekong River is linked to Maa Ganga
📚 The archaeological & Chinese records proving Funan’s Indian origin
🗺️ How Funan’s legacy created a chain of Hindu-Buddhist empires across Southeast Asia🇮🇳
Why nations like Thailand, Indonesia & Vietnam still honor Hindu gods — while Indians hesitate to embrace their roots

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Sources:
🌐 https://www.academia.edu/51499708/Kin...
🌐 https://kyotoreview.org/issue-11/the-...
🌐 https://www.peepultree.world/livehist...
🌐 https://factsanddetails.com/southeast...

📑Books and Journal

1) Fu Nan Zhuan (An Account of Funan) by Kang Tai (Written in 3rd Century CE)
2) History of the Southern Qi Dynasty (Nanqi Shu) compiled by Xiao Zixian in 520 CE
3) Sānguó zhì (三國志, Records of the Three Kingdoms) written by "Chen Shou" in "289 CE"
4) Liang Shu (梁書, Book of Liang) compiled by "Yao Cha" in "636 CE"
5) Preserves Funan Zhuan excerpts and Funan’s founding legend34.
Jin Shu (晉書, Book of Jin) compiled by "Fang Xuanling" in "648 CE"
6) Alternate versions of Funan’s origin and dynastic history
7) Oldest Sanskrit inscription in Southeast Asia, possibly linked to Funan or Champa; mentions King Sri Mara and contains early Indian religious and administrative terms
8) Chakratirthasvami Inscription at Thap Muoi attributed to "Prince Gunavarman" in "6th century CE"
Confirms Vaishnavite worship and Indian dynastic presence in Funan.

🏛️Archaeological Evidence:

1) Pallava Grantha Inscriptions (Sanskrit) found at Funan sites, written by "Unknown" in "4th–6th century CE"
2) Earliest local written records from Funan, using Indian script and language for administration and ritual.
3) Chinese Sources of South Asian History in Translation, Vol 1 written by "Haraprasad Ray" in "2000"
4) Notes on the Malay Archipelago and Malacca Compiled from Chinese Sources written by "W. P. Groeneveldt" in "1876"
5) Chau Ju-Kua: His Work on the Chinese and Arab Trade in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries, Entitled Chu-fan-chï translated/annotated by "Friedrich Hirth & W. W. Rockhill" in "1911"
6) A Record of the Buddhist Religion as Practised in India and the Malay Archipelago (A.D. 671-695) written by "I-Tsing (Yijing)", translated by "J. Takakusu" in "1896"

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