The kingdom of Angkor was formed when a powerful figure named ____ united the Khmer people and established a capital.
The Chinese conquered ____ in 111 BC, but were often frustrated by this people.
____ between Hindus and Muslims remain a problem in modern India.
"the teachings of the elders" - a school of Buddhism
In the 11th century, the Burmese founded the kingdom of ____.
People did not always agree on the meaning of Buddha's teachings, resulting in a ____ among Buddhists in India.
Mahmud of Ghazna extended his rule throughout the upper ____ Valley.
The majority of people were probably ___ farmers who lived at a subsistence level and paid heavy taxes to landlords.
One _____ (great king) of India had more than 900 elephants and 20,000 horses.
The Vietnamese introduced the ___ service examine as a means of recruiting government officials.
Most societies in Southeast Asia gave greater rights to ____, and they often played a major role in trading activities.
During this time period religious ____ in India developed from caves, to new magnificent structures.
A new Islamic state known as Ghazna was located in what is now ______.
The geographical barriers encouraged the development of separate, distinctive ____ in Southeast Asia.
After the Gupta Empire collapsed, Muslim conquerors moved into India.
_____ Asia was called the "golden region" by ancient mariners.
Between 500 and 1500 many people in India lived in _____.
____ returning from Sri Lanka spread Theravada Buddhism in Burma in the 11th century.
One of the greatest masters of Sanskrit prose was ____, a 7th century author.
Resistance against the advances of Mahmud was led by the ____, Hindu warriors.
The "capital" of the Mongol state led by Rimur Lenk.