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Drawing on lifetime research using Chinese, Arabian, and European chronicles, along with deciphering inscriptions and ancient annals, the work emphasizes key scholarly contributions, including the identification and significance of Srivijaya and epigraphic foundations for classical Khmer civilization. The text also documents revisions across multiple editions to reflect advances in sinological and epigraphical studies.","G.COEDES  \nThe Indianized  \nStates ofSoutheastAsia  \nEdited byWalter F.VellaTranslated bySusan Brown Cowing  \n“No course on earlier Southeast Asian history should be taught anywherefor foreseeable time without frequent reference to Coedes'book”(O.W.Wolters,Cornell University).  \n“Not surprisingly,the students upon whom this reviewer has tested thisvolume as a textbook appreciated its authority and admired its rigor and[Coedès']standards”(David K.Wyatt of Cornell University in Journal ofSoutheast Asian Studies.)  \nIn his editor's note,Walter Vella states that this classic text \"has been uni-versally acclaimed and—the surest proof of its impact—heavily relied onby all later scholars....[lt]remains the basic text for those who seek tounderstand Southeast Asia—not only its ancient past,but also its immedi-ate present—for the Southeast Asia of today cannot be understood withouta knowledge of the traditional values and institutions,which remain vital,and which present leaders seem increasingly to esteem as a guide to thefuture.”  \nRecognized as the unchallenged dean of Southeast Asian classicalscholarship,George Coedes wrote for both specialists and the general pub-lic.From a lifetime of study of Chinese,Arabian,and European chronicles,and from deciphering ancient annals and inscriptions,Coedes has tracedthe story of India's expansion that is woven into the culture of SoutheastAsia.It was Coedes who revealed the existence and importance of theancient state of Srivijaya in southern Sumatra,and insight into classicalKhmer civilization rests upon his epigraphic research in Cambodia.In thisvolume are the synthesized results of these and other studies,culminatingsixty years of research.  \nAUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY PRESSCANBERRA  \nThis book was published by ANU Press between 1965-1991.  \nThis republication is part of the digitisation project being carriedout by Scholarly Information Services/Library and ANU Press.  \nThis project aims to make past scholarly works publishedby The Australian National University available toa global audience under its open-access policy.  \nTHE INDIANIZED STATES OF SOUTHEAST ASIA  \n\n| FLEAG始ETURM70:  \u003Cbr>EDTCRIAL DEPARTMENT  \u003Cbr>AUSTBALANAT0.LUIIVERSITY   |\n| --- |\n\nRE00MMENDED RETAIL PRICE5595PUBLIOATION DATE26975  \n# THE INDIANIZED STATESOF SOUTHEAST ASIA by\n\nG.COEDES Edited by Walter F.VellaTranslated by Susan Brown Cowing  \nAUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY PRESSCANBERRA  \nThis translation was done under the auspices of the Research Pub-lications and Translations Program of the Institute of AdvancedProjects,East-West Center.  \nFrench edition copyright e1964 by Editions E.de Boccard,ParisEnglish edition copyright ®1968 by East-West Center Press(since July 1971,The University Press of Hawaii)  \nAll Rights Reserved  \nISBN 0708101402  \nManufactured in the United States of America  \nPublished in Australia and New Zealandby Australian National University Press,Canberra,Australia  \n# NOTE ON SECOND EDITION\n\nA first edition of this work appeared in Hanoi(Imprimerie dEx-treme-Orient)in 1944,under the title Histoire ancienne desétats hindouisés d′Extreme-Orient.It was soon out of print inIndochina.  \nInsofar as possible,this second edition takes into accountthe relatively few works that were published during the timeIndochina found herself isolated and deprived of relations withEurope and America.Many pages dealing with Funan,pre-Angkor-ian Cambodia,and early Champa have been rewritten in order totake into account the recent Sinological and epigraphical studies,still unedited,that will be published in the Bulletin de I'EcoleFrancaise d'Extreme-Orient or elsewhere.  \nParis,November 1947  \n# NOTE ON THIRD EDITION\n\nThe second edition having in turn gone out of print in 1962,athird edition has become necessary.I have taken advantage ofthis 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