1. Funan

1-1 Early History of Funan （扶南）

　1-1-1 On-land trade route from the Lower Burma to Oc Eo

　1-1-2 Trans-peninsula route after Fan Man’s conquest

　1-1-3 The Meaning of Indianization

1-2 Religion

1-3 Funan regime

　1-3-1 East-West Trade

　1-3-2 Si Thep

2. Shi-li-fo-shi （Srivijaya）

2-1 Shi-li-fo-shi was located in the Malay Peninsula

2-2 Marine-route of Jia Dan （賈耽）

2-3 Java（ 闍婆） often meant the Malay Peninsula before the Song times

2-4 A Short History of Srivijaya

2-5 Disappearnce of Funan and the establishment of Shi-li-fo-shi

2-6 Tributary states to China, around the Malay Peninsula

　2-6-1 Langkasuka（ 狼牙須國）

　2-6-2 Dvaravati（ 堕和羅鉢底）

　2-6-3 Kan-da-li（ 干陀利）, Chi-tu（ 赤土） and Srivijaya（ 室利佛逝）

　2-6-4 Funan ⇒ Shi-li-fo-shi ⇒ Sailendra ⇒ San-fo-chi（ 三佛斉）

2-7 Disappearance of Shi-li-fo-shi and emergence of Sailendra

　2-7-1 Ligor Inscription

2-8 Sailendra Dynasty

2-9 San-fo-chi （三佛斉）

　2-9-1 Function of San-fo-chi（ 三佛斉）

　2-9-2 Chola’s invasion （1025-1080?） and its influence

Conclusion

3. Chenla and Pre-Angkor Kingdom

3-1 Origin of Chenla and Funan

3-2 Si Thep as the original base of Chenla

3-3 Pre-Angkor Kingdom

　3-3-1 Isanavarman

　3-3-2 Adhyapura family

　3-3-3 Jayavarman I and decline of Pre-Angkor

　3-3-4 Division of Chenla

　3-3-5 Tributary missions of Chenla

3-4 The end of Pre-Angkor （Chenla）

3-5 Theoretical problem of Michael Vickery

　3-5-1 Michael Vickery criticizes Coedès

　3-5-2 Michael Vickery’s misunderstanding

3-6 Summary of the History of Chenla

Table1 Chenla Kings

4. Angkor Dynasty

4-1 Srivijaya group proceeded to Cambodia

4-2 Jayavarman II

　4-2-1 Jayavarman II conquered Cambodia

　4-2-2 Jayavarman II’s capital of Roluos

4-3 Yasovarman’s Inscription of Práh Thãt Khtom

4-4 From Roluos to Angkor district

　4-4-1 Yasovarman transferred capital to Angkor

　4-4-2 Jayavarman IV transferred capital to Koh Ker

4-5 Rajendravarman II and Jayavarman V

4-6 Suryavarman I

　4-6-1 Influence of Srivijaya through Thambralinga and Lopburi

　4-6-2 After Suryavarman I

4-7 The Mahindrapura Dynasty

　4-7-1 Hiranyanavarman group, from the north of the Dangrek Range

　4-7-2 Suryavarman II

4-8 Jayavarman VII

4-9 Decline of the Angkor Dynasty

Table2 Angkor Kings

5. History of Champa

General Aspect of the history of Champa

5-1 The Inscriptions of Champa

The oldest inscription; Vo Canh inscription

　5-1-1 Distribution of Inscriptions by M. Vickery

5-2 Three Stages of Champa History Lin-yi, Huan Wang, and Champa

　5-2-1 Lin-yi（林邑）

　5-2-2 Huan Wang （環王）

　5-2-3 Champa-Zhangcheng（占城）

5-3 Early relation with China. War and Tributary missions

　5-3-1 Tributes of Lin-yi before the Tang Times

　5-3-2 Relation with Tang

　5-3-3 Srivijaya’s invasion

5-4 Dong Duong Dynasty

　5-4-1 Champa’s missions to Song

5-5 Vijaya Kingdom

　5-5-1 Vijaya’s tribute to Song

　5-5-2 Confusion of Champa and Jayavarman VII

About the Author

Appendix List of tributary countries

Bibliography

Index

Chronology