[Y-Indology] Dravidian influence upon South East Asia

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le 26/01/2002 11:13, Anujit Kittipromkhun à anujit001 a écrit :

 

Dear Anujit,

As far as my knowledge goes not many have worked on this problem seriously.

Some euroapean scholars have published articles here and there. Mme.

Beniste-meunier has published some articles on Indian influence on Cambodian

monuments.

Apart from R.C. Majumdar's work on KInscriptions of Kambuja and Dr.

Lokeshachandra's works nothing much can be said about it. Unfortunately, no

Indian scholars are interested in doing such works. I think you must take up

one such project. I have started some work on "Cambodia and Karnataka"

because I hail from that state. If you want to discuss on some points with

regard to this subject, you are most welcome.

Regards,

Vasundhara

 

 

> Dear all,

> Does anyone know about modern scholarships

> discussing in details the Dravidian influences

> upon South East Asia, culturally and litterally

> covering Burma, Thailand, Lao, Cambodia? As far

> as I can see, most scholars have concerned themselves

> with brahmanical influences upon South

> East Asian cultures rather than the Dravidian

> ones. Any response would be highly appreciated.

> Many thanks in advance,

> Anujit

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le 26/01/2002 11:13, Anujit Kittipromkhun à anujit001 a écrit :

Dear Anujit,

I forgot to mention a very important work by Dr. Kalaeshwar Bhattacharya.

One must go through his book on "Les Religions Brahmaniques dans l'ancien

Cambodge" and another one "Recherches sur le vocabulaire des Inscriptions

Sanskrites du Cambodge". Also the same scholar has published many articles

related to Cambodge in Journal Asiatique. Both the books are in French.

I really feel sorry for having forgotten to mention his name in my earlier

message. Please excuse me.

Regards,

Vasundhara

 

> Dear all,

> Does anyone know about modern scholarships

> discussing in details the Dravidian influences

> upon South East Asia, culturally and litterally

> covering Burma, Thailand, Lao, Cambodia? As far

> as I can see, most scholars have concerned themselves

> with brahmanical influences upon South

> East Asian cultures rather than the Dravidian

> ones. Any response would be highly appreciated.

> Many thanks in advance,

> Anujit

>

>

>

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