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The Spread of Hinduism in Asia

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    Hinduism founded

    Hinduism founded
    Hinduism was founded in India in 1500 b.c or earlier. It is not known who founded it.
  • Period: 100 to 300

    Early Hindu Kingdom

    In the second and third century, one of the earliest Hindu kingdoms outside of India was established by the Champa Dynasty in Vietnam.
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    Vedas

    Vedas
    Many of Hindu beliefs were written down in a set of scripture, known as the Vedas, around 1300 b.c.
  • 102

    New form of Hinduism

    New form of Hinduism
    In 600 BC a new form of Hinduism was formed after people revolted against the priest because they were too controlling.
  • 103

    The Spreading of Hinduism

    Hinduism is believed to have spread outside of India by sea merchants and traders during the 3rd century b.c.
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    Great Influence in Asia

    By the first century, there were many signs that Indian culture has influenced many parts of southeast Asia.
  • Period: 105 to 500

    Being Reduced by Buddhists

    Hindus were being greatly reduced by Buddism in between the first and fifth century.
  • Period: 200 to Apr 25, 1400

    Spread by Silk Road

    Merchants that traveld the Silk Road, using the Sea Lanes through the India Ocean, had a big impact of spreading Hinduism.
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    The Srivijayan kingdom

    The Srivijayan kingdom
    Srivijayan kingdom, another Hindu kingdom, was established in as early as the third century in Sumatra, Indonesia. It became a lage and powerful kingdom by the eighth century.
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    Groups to Sri Lanka

    Beginning in the 5th century, southern and eastern Indian Hindu kings sent lots of groups to Sri Lanka.
  • Dec 24, 1000

    Tamil Nadu invades Sri Lanka

    The Chola rulers of Tamil Nadu invaded Sri Lanka and tried to establish a Hindu kingdom. By the 11th century, they were successful and controlled the whole island.
  • Period: May 15, 1125 to Nov 2, 1155

    Largest Hindu Temple in the World

    In the 12th century, the largest hindu temple in the world ,named the Angkor Wat, was built by King Suryavarman II. It is located in Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia. The start year of the project was 1125 and has an estimated end year of thirty years.
  • Period: Jul 7, 1400 to Apr 25, 1500

    Hindus being reduced by Islam

    Hindus were being reduced, once agian, by the spread and growth of Islam.
  • Period: Aug 14, 1500 to Jan 8, 1550

    Colonization during Christian Era

    By the begining of the Christian Era, Hindus colonized the Burma Java and Annam.
  • Period: to

    Being reduced because of Christianity

    Hinduism is yet again being reduced because of Christianity gaining more and more followers in Asia.
  • Period: to

    Hinduism into Singapore

    Immigrants from Southern India came into Singapore to work for the British East India Company.
  • First Temple in Singapore

    First Temple in Singapore
    The Sri Mariamman Temple in S Bridge Rd, SIngapore, is a south Indian Hindu temple, that was announced as a historical temple in the 1980's. This was the first Hindu temple and dates back to 1827. It was built by Narayana Pillai.
  • Period: to

    Hinduism Demographics in the Early 90's

    There were few Hidu followers outside of Bali and Hindus represented only 2% of the world's population.
  • Next largest temple?

    Next largest temple?
    Nitish Kumar revealed a model of the world's next largest Hindu temple named Virat Ramayan Mandir. It will be built at Janki Nagar with a height of 405 feet, almost double the height of the current largest temple.
  • Prambanan

    Prambanan
    The most complex Hindu temple in southeast Asia is the Prambanan. It was built by the Sailendra dynasty in the central Java in the 9th century.
  • Period: to Jan 1, 1100

    Taking over

    Hindu Kings have concoured Sri Lanka and Indonesia during the 10th and 11th century.
  • Period: to Apr 24, 1500

    Hinduism in Cambodia

    Hinduism grew in Cambodia during 9th to the 15th century, in the Khmer period.
  • Period: to

    Ashrams

    King Yashvarman of Angkor built about 100 ashrams in Kambuja to promote religious and spiritual practices.