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The preface explains the author’s earlier multi-volume plan and the purpose of this shorter handbook for students and non-specialist readers. The contents outline major themes including early Hindu colonies, dynastic histories, administration, and the progress of Hindu civilization up to late antiquity.","GOVERNMENT OF INDIA  \n# ARCHEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA\n\nARCHEOLOGICAL  \nLIBRARY  \nACCESSION No.35241201-985961/954)  \nD.G.A.79  \n…  \n3六  \nt5、141  \nHINDU COLONIES  \nIN THEFAR EAST  \n241  \nBY  \nR.C.MAJUMDAR,M.A.,PH.D.Ec-I'ice-Chancellor,University of Dacea  \nCRNTRA4.  !!  1.1  UAL  \n1,!         ∵    .1I.  \n.88—12  \na  \n901075961(354  \nMa  \nPublisher:Sures C.Das.M.A.,General Printers &Publishers Ltdl119,Dharamtala Street,Caleutta.  \nFirst Edition,July,1944  \nENT'LAl  AKCilABt;.i  A.FBRARY NEV DE1.HL.  \n&Ca戏No..  \nPRINTED BY SURES C.DAs,.M.A,ON BEHALIT OF GENERAL PRINTERS &PuBLISHERS LrD.AT THEIR WoRKS ABINASPRESS—119,DHARAMTALA Sr,CALCUTTA.  \n# PREFACE\n\nNEARLY twenty years ago,I planned to write a series of fivevolumes on the history of ancient Indian colonies in the Far East.The first volume on Champā was published in 1927,and the secondand third volumes,dealing respectively with the political and culturalhistory of Suvarnadvipa,were published in 1936 and 1938.Thelast two volumes,dealing with Kambuja,Siam,Burma and otherparts of Indo-China have not yet been published.It was myintention,immediately after the publication of the whole series,tobring out a single short volume dealing briefly with all thesecolonies.This was meant to serve as a popular hand-book for thosewho were unwilling or unable to go through the five big volumesof the series.As the publication of the last two volumes has to beindefinitely postponed on account of the war I thought it betterto bring out the short popular volume without further delay.  \nIn this short book I have tried to include all the essentialfacts bearing upon the history and culture of the ancient Hinducolonies in the Far East.I have avoided all critical discussionsand references to authorities.For these,as well as fuller anddetailed treatment of the topics dealt with herein,the reader mayrefer to the bigger volumes.  \nSince the publication of the,first yolume of the series therehas.been a growing desire in this country,for knowledge of theancient Indian colonies,and‘I hope this small book will enableeven those who are not professed students of history to gain a fairidea of this fascinating aspect of ancient Indian history and culture.Recently the University of Calcutta has introduced the subject inboth Intermediate and B.A.Courses in History.But the booksprescribed are hardly suitable for Under-Graduate students.Theabsence of suitable text-books has proved a great handicap to bothteachers and students and seems to be mainly responsible for thefact that the alternative Courses including the study of this subjecthave not yet been very popular among the students.In writingthis book I have specially kept in view the need of these Universitystudents.If this book facilitate their study of the subject andattract a larger number to these Courses I shall consider my labouramply rewarded.  \nFebruary,4,1944,Bepin Pal Road,Kalighat,Calcutta  \nCONTENTS  \nBooK I  \nSUBJ ECT,  \nPAGE.  \nCHAP.  \nI.The land and the peopleThe landThe people .   .  \nI  \n4  \nII.The Beginnings of Indian Colonisation  \n7  \nBooK II  \nI.Early Hindu colonies.  \n15  \n1.Malay Peninsula  \n2.Java .  \n17  \n3.Sumatra  .  \n19  \n4.Borneo  \n20  \n5.Bali  \n22  \n6.Hindu Civilisation in Suvarnadvipa upto the end of the 7th Century A.D.,    23  \nThe Sailendras  \n29  \n1.Sailendra Empire  \n2.The Struggle between the Sailendrasand Cholas  \n32  \n3.The Decline and Fall of the SailendraEmpire  \n35  \nIII.  \nJava .  \n39  \n1.The Kingdom of Mataram  \n41  \n2.The Rise of Eastern Java  \n44  \n3.The Kingdom of Kadiri  \n4.The Dynasty of Singhasāri  \n46  \n5.The Foundation of Majapahit  \n51  \n6.The Javanese Empire  \n54  \n7.The Downfall of the Empire .  \n59  \n8.The System of Administration  \n61  \nIV.The End of Hindu Rule in Suvarnadvipa  \n*  \n1.Sumatra and the Rise of Islam  \n63  \n2.The Rise and Fall of Malacca  \n65  \n3.The End of Hindu Rule in Java  \n68  \n·  \n70  \n4.The Bali Island  \nCHAP.  \nPAGE.  \n# V. 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