| A | B |
|---|
| Ghazni | an Islamic state in present day Afganistan; founded by Turkish slaves |
| Mahmud of Ghazni | expanded Muslim state by attacking Hindu kingdoms |
| rajputs | Hindu warriers |
| Sultanate of Dehi | a new Muslim state spread over northern India by 1200 |
| Deccan Plateau | Sultanate of Delhi expanded to this area |
| Timur Lenk | ruler of Mongol state; masacared 100,00 Hindu prisoners |
| Samarkand | Timu Lenk ruled a Mongol state based here |
| New threat to India after Timur lenk | Moguls and Portugese traders searchig for gold and spice |
| Moguls | nomadic Muslims in north of India; new threat to India in 16 C |
| just war theory | prisners do not loose basic human rights |
| maharaja | great king |
| Mahayana | beieved nirvana could be achieved by devotion to the Buddha |
| Theravada | saw Buddhism as a way of life |
| Nirvana | release frm the "wheel of life"; ultimate understanding |
| India's chief source of wealth | agriculture; trade between SW and East Asia |
| Golden Islands | islands located between India and China |
| archipelego | a chain of islands |
| Malay Peninsula | extends south from China |
| Vietnam | adopted Chinese governing; Confucianism, court rituals and exams |
| Great Viet | new Vietnamese state after the overthrow of China |
| Angkor | Khmer Empire; present day Cambodia |
| Jayavarman | ruler who untied Khmer people; "god king" |
| Angkor Wat | temple in present day Cambodia |
| Khmer Empire | Angkor; present day Cambodia |
| Burmans | grated from Tiet in 7 c. to escape Chinese armies |
| Pagan Empire | established bu Burmans; adopted Indian institutions |
| Saiendra and Srivijaya | states that emerged from Malay penninsula and Indian archipelago |
| Majapahit | became greatest kingdom or empire in the Malay region |
| Malaka | Islamic sultanate center 1400's; areas maor trading port; Islamic |
| South East Asian Religions | blend Hindu and Buddhism (Theravada) |
| Thailand | India influenced; converted to Buddhism; destroyed Angkor capital in 1432 |
| Economy of SE Asia | Agriculture (subsistence farming) and trade |
