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Indianization: a standalone construct

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Southeast Asian history

the account, from Coedès, of the spread of Indian religion, kingship and script that shaped early Southeast Asian states.

In Southeast Asian history, Indianization refers to the account, from Coedès, of the spread of Indian religion, kingship and script that shaped early Southeast Asian states. This meaning comes from Coedès (1968) in The Indianized States of Southeast Asia.[1]

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Coedès, G. (1968). The Indianized States of Southeast Asia (W. F. Vella, Ed.; S. B. Cowing, Trans.). University of Hawaii Press. ISBN 9780824800710

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