Malay World Concepts and Kingdoms
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Which area is NOT considered part of the Malay World?

  • Malaysia
  • Indonesia
  • Japan (correct)
  • Parts of Thailand
  • All Malay languages share no common roots or grammar.

    False (B)

    Name one factor that led to the decline of Malay kingdoms.

    Internal conflicts

    The period of peak power, wealth, and influence for Malay kingdoms is known as ______.

    <p>prosperity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following kingdoms with their roles in the Malay world:

    <p>Funan = An early kingdom that coexisted with Chinese dynasties Srivijaya = A powerful maritime kingdom Majapahit = A large empire that extended over much of the Malay archipelago Angkor = A kingdom known for its impressive temples</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following was NOT a major religion present in the Malay World?

    <p>Christianity (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Trade had a negligible impact on the interaction between Malay kingdoms.

    <p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Besides trade, name one other form of interaction between Malay kingdoms.

    <p>Diplomatic Relations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    Seven Kingdoms of the Malay World

    Several empires including Funan, Champa, Srivijaya, Angkor, Kedah Tua, Majapahit, and Kalingga, which shaped the Malay World.

    Language of the Malay World

    The use of languages in the Malay World that share common roots and similarities in grammar and vocabulary.

    Prosperity of Malay Kingdoms

    A period of great power, wealth, and influence for a Malay kingdom.

    Founders of Malay Empires

    The founders of Malay kingdoms and their contributions to their empire's growth and success.

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    Factors of Decline in Malay Kingdoms

    The factors contributing to the decline of Malay kingdoms, such as internal conflicts, external invasions, and shifts in power.

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    Interconnectedness of Malay Kingdoms

    The co-existence and interactions of various Malay kingdoms over time, including trade, diplomacy, and cultural exchange.

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    Trade in the Malay World

    The exchange of goods and ideas among diverse empires of the Malay World through trade routes.

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    Religions in the Malay World

    The influence of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam on the Malay World through trade, missionaries, and cultural exchange.

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    Study Notes

    Concepts of the Malay World

    • Geographical Location: The Malay world encompasses a widespread area, including Southeast Asia, Malaysia, Indonesia, and parts of Thailand and the Philippines.
    • Language: Languages within the Malay World share common roots, exhibiting similar grammar and vocabulary.
    • Culture: Culture encompasses language, writing systems, social structures, arts, and customs, which demonstrate shared traits across the Malay World.

    Existence of Kingdoms in the Malay World

    • Seven Kingdoms: Funan, Champa, Srivijaya, Angkor, Kedah Tua, Majapahit, and Kalingga are significant empires in the Malay World.
    • Location and Importance: Knowing the geographical location, historical duration, and capital cities of these kingdoms is crucial for understanding their roles.

    The Rise and Fall of Malay Kingdoms

    • Prosperity: Prosperity describes the peak of Malay kingdoms, marked by power, wealth, and influence.
    • Founders: Understanding the founders of each kingdom and their contributions to their rise is essential.
    • Factors of Decline: Factors leading to the decline of these empires include internal conflicts, external invasions, and shifts in political structures.

    Interconnectedness of Malay Kingdoms

    • Coexistence: Malay kingdoms often existed concurrently, interacting with each other in various ways. For instance, Funan coexisted with Chinese dynasties like the Han and Jin.
    • Trade: Trade facilitated exchanges of goods and ideas among these empires.
    • Religion: Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam arrived in the Malay World through trade, missionary efforts, and influence from surrounding empires.
    • Diplomatic Relations: Political and economic interactions fostered alliances, shaped the Malay World's political landscape, and involved trade agreements, military alliances, and cultural exchange.

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    Explore the diverse elements of the Malay World, including its geographical span, linguistic similarities, and rich cultural heritage. Dive into the history of seven significant kingdoms such as Srivijaya and Majapahit, and understand their rise and fall over time.

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