Indian culture had extended its mighty influence in the South East Asian region across the Bay of Be...........

Ancient and Medival History Religion and Philosopjhy

Indian culture had extended its mighty influence in the South East Asian region across the Bay of Bengal.

Which of the following statements is/are correct with respect to it?

1. The first Hindu dynasty in South Annam was established by Sri Mara.

2. The kingdom of Bali used to follow Buddhism.

3. Cambodia was colonised by Indians dynasty Khamboja.

Select the correct answer from below codes:

1 and 2 only

1 and 3 only

2 only

All of the above

Champa or South Annam (Annam was a French Protectorate encompassing the Central region of Vietnam) is situated to the east of Cambodia.
The first Hindu dynasty was established by Sri Mara in the second century A.D.
A number of Sanskrit inscriptions throw light on the history of Champa.
Bali came under the rule of Hindu dynasties as early as the sixth century.
I-Tsing refers to the prevalence of Buddhism there in the seventh century.
The stone and copper plate inscriptions from that island show that it was colonised directly from India.
Cambodia was colonised by Indians in the first century A.D.
They influenced the native people called the Khemers.
The ruling dynasty was known as Kambojas and their country was Kamboja or modern Cambodia.
Under the early rulers Saivism and Vaishnavism made steady progress.
The Kamboja Empire at its greatest extent included Laos, Siam, part of Burma and the Malay Peninsula.