What is the ancient name of Southeast Asian countries?

Question 1: What was Southeast Asia called in ancient China? A lot, Annan, Songkhla, Siam, Zhenla.

Question 2: Which country did Southeast Asian countries belong to in ancient times? /kloc-In the 8th century, South-East Asian countries such as Annan, Nanzhang (Laos), Myanmar and Ryukyu were regarded as vassals of China Pavilion.

In the past, there were many Southeast Asian vassal states in the Ming Dynasty: Thailand, Guri, Malacca, Qiuqiu, Myanmar, Java, Cambodia and Ceylon.

For example, the Sino-Japanese War in the late Qing Dynasty and the Sino-French War.

The Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 was largely due to the fact that North Korea could not decide its own diplomatic direction, made good friends with Japan and eventually involved its suzerain China.

This is especially true in the Sino-French war ~ ~ ~ France asked Vietnam to start fighting ~ ~ Vietnam could not decide for itself ~ ~ so it had to refuse ~ ~ ~ which led to France's invasion of Vietnam ~ ~ and the subsequent Sino-French war.

Question 3: What did China generally call Southeast Asia in ancient times? Due to geographical location, the South China Sea is in the south of China, and China faces Southeast Asia across the South China Sea, so China called Southeast Asia Nanyang in ancient times. It consists of Indochina Peninsula, southern Malay Peninsula and Malay Archipelago (also known as Nanyang Archipelago). * * Including Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Brunei, East Timor, etc. 1 1 countries and regions, with a total area of 4.07 million square kilometers, accounting for Asia 1/65438. If Indonesia is counted as a part of Oceania, which is the western half of Irian Island, the total area is 4.48 million square kilometers.

Question 4: What did China call some countries in Southeast Asia in ancient times? What kind of maritime trade do you want to do only in Song Dynasty? Especially in the Southern Song Dynasty?

Question 5: The history of China. Why did the Tang Dynasty refer to the Kunlun Mountain in Southeast Asia (not Kunlun Mountain) as Indonesian and Malaysian in ancient China? Kunlun slaves mainly refer to servants from there, most of whom are indigenous in Southeast Asia. Although their skin is darker than that of China people, they are still yellow. There are a few black people who probably came to China with * * *. This kind of black Kunlun slave is rare, and only some people with high social status can afford it. In addition, according to some scholars' speculation, there may be Darwinists (a nation in India) among the slaves in Kunlun.

As early as the Tang Dynasty, Chang 'an was already an international metropolis, so it's not surprising that people of all colors walked around the streets. A jargon circulating at that time was called "Kunlun slave, Silla maid". Silla's handmaid is equivalent to today's Filipino maid, professionally trained, intelligent and capable. Kunlun slaves are as strong as cattle, gentle in temperament, practical and honest, and nobles and giants compete for them. In addition, there is a saying that Kunlun slaves refer to ethnic minorities from remote areas.

Question 6: Is Yue the culture of Southeast Asia or does East Asia belong to East Asia?

Yue is mainly centered on Wang Yuling in Shaoxing. At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, Gou Jian, the famous monarch of the State of Yue, destroyed Wu, and his sphere of influence once reached Qilu in the north, the East China Sea in the east, and Anhui, Huai and Jiangxi provinces in the west, occupying the southeast. The core ruling area in the early stage of Yue State was mainly in Shaoxing and Jinhua in Zhejiang today, and its early capital was moved to this area, and its capital was Huiji (Shaoxing). In the first 473 years, Bei Goujian had conquered Wu, so he led his troops to cross the Huaihe River in the north, met with the governors of Qi and Jin in Xuzhou, and paid tribute to Zhou. Zhou Yuanwang let people give Jane a word, calling his life Bo. Sentence Jian has gone to Huainan, with Huai Shangdi and Chu, and was invaded by Song Dynasty, with Lu Sidong. At that time, the Vietnamese army was rampant in Jiang and Huaidong, and the vassal Bi He was called overlord.

During the Warring States Period, Yong P Chen P Heng P Tan P Yue P Jiang P Hong P Rao was in the southeast and belonged to Chu. Yuan, Ping, Ji, Ping, Gan, Ping, Fu, Ping and Xuan belong to Yue at the turn of the western boundary. At least from Gou Jian's hegemony to the Warring States period, Yue ruled most of Jiangxi.

Question 7: Which country did Southeast Asian countries belong to in ancient times? /kloc-In the 8th century, South-East Asian countries such as Annan, Nanzhang (Laos), Myanmar and Ryukyu were regarded as vassals of China Pavilion.

Before the Ming Dynasty, there were many vassal states in Southeast Asia: Thailand, Guri, Malacca, Ryukyu, Myanmar, Java, Cambodia and Ceylon.

For example, the Sino-Japanese War in the late Qing Dynasty and the Sino-French War.

The Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 was largely due to the fact that North Korea could not decide its own diplomatic direction, made good friends with Japan and eventually involved its suzerain China.

This is especially true in the Sino-French war ~ ~ ~ France asked Vietnam to start fighting ~ ~ Vietnam could not decide for itself ~ ~ so it had to refuse ~ ~ ~ which led to France's invasion of Vietnam ~ ~ and the subsequent Sino-French war.

Question 8: The historical facts of the communication between ancient China and Southeast Asia were first in the Han Dynasty. China has close trade relations with Vietnam. China's ironware, farming and water conservancy technologies were introduced into Vietnam, which greatly improved Vietnam's social and economic life. China imports native products and rare products from Southeast Asia, such as Vietnamese ivory, rhinoceros, tortoise shell and pearls. The economic and cultural exchanges between China and Viet Nam have had a positive impact on the economic, cultural and social life of the two countries. Secondly, the opening of the overland Silk Road has also strengthened the economic and cultural exchanges between China and East and Southeast Asian countries, strengthened the ties between the world and expanded China's influence on Southeast Asian countries. On the other hand, the Maritime Silk Road strengthened China's ties with countries in Southeast Asia and South Asia, and expanded the external influence of Qin and Han cultures. It connected the diplomatic relations in Southeast Asia by sea, and expanded the scope of China's diplomatic activities with some Asian coastal countries.

Then during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, China continued to communicate with Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand and some countries in the Malay Peninsula. There are frequent exchanges between envoys and local products among countries.

Finally, in the late feudal society of China, that is, the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were some feats of foreign exchanges.

Zheng He's seven voyages to the West in the Ming Dynasty were aimed at enhancing the prestige of the country and strengthening ties with overseas countries, that is, developing friendly relations with Asian and African countries and buying back luxury goods for the imperial court. He has been to more than 30 countries and regions in Asia and Africa, as far as the Red Sea coast and the east coast of Africa. Zheng He's fleet arrived in various countries and was warmly welcomed. Zheng He met the local king and expressed his willingness to make friends with him in the Ming Dynasty. Peaceful trade with local residents, China's silk, porcelain and tea were exchanged for jewels, spices and medicinal materials for the royal family. During Zheng He's voyage to the West, heads of state and envoys from many countries visited China on treasure ships from China. During Zheng He's voyage to the West, he advocated no bullying, friendly coexistence and peaceful coexistence, which established unwritten rules for the exchanges between Asian and African countries and had a far-reaching impact on later generations. The significance of this voyage is unprecedented. Its scale is large, its voyage is far, and it has visited many countries, which makes the world sigh. This is also the most important active diplomatic action in China's history, which has greatly strengthened friendly relations and economic and cultural exchanges with Southeast Asian countries. On the other hand, Zheng He's voyages to the West also promoted a large number of China immigrants to East Asia and Southeast Asia. Since the Tang Dynasty, many people along the southeast coast of China have made a living in Nanyang Islands. After Zheng He's voyage to the West, more and more China people moved to Nanyang Islands and became overseas Chinese. Overseas Chinese brought advanced production technology and tools from the motherland, and worked with local people to develop jungles, mine mineral deposits and plant rubber. Overseas Chinese have made great contributions to the development of Nanyang. Up to now, many people in Singapore, for example, are descendants of immigrants from China.