Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Foreword
- Message
- Preface
- Introduction
- The Contributors
- 1 The Naval Expeditions of the Cholas in the Context of Asian History
- 2 Medieval Commercial Activities in the Indian Ocean as Revealed from Chinese Ceramic-sherds and South Indian and Sri Lankan Inscriptions
- 3 The Military Campaigns of Rajendra Chola and the Chola-Srivijaya-China Triangle
- 4 Rajendra Chola I's Naval Expedition to Southeast Asia: A Nautical Perspective
- 5 A Note on the Navy of the Chola State
- 6 Excavation at Gangaikondacholapuram, The Imperial Capital of Rajendra Chola, and Its Significance
- 7 New Perspectives on Nagapattinam: The Medieval Port City in the Context of Political, Religious, and Commercial Exchanges between South India, Southeast Asia and China
- 8 South Indian Merchant Guilds in the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia
- 9 Anjuvannam: A Maritime Trade Guild of Medieval Times
- 10 Rajendra Chola's Naval Expedition and the Chola Trade with Southeast and East Asia
- 11 Cultural Implications of the Chola Maritime Fabric Trade with Southeast Asia
- 12 Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia during the Period of the Polonnaruva Kingdom
- 13 India and Southeast Asia: South Indian Cultural Links with Indonesia
- 14 Rajendra Chola's Invasion and the Rise of Airlangga
- 15 Rethinking Community: The Indic Carvings of Quanzhou
- Appendix I Ancient and Medieval Tamil and Sanskrit Inscriptions Relating to Southeast Asia and China
- Chinese Texts Describing or Referring to the Chola Kingdom as Zhu-nian
- Index
Chinese Texts Describing or Referring to the Chola Kingdom as Zhu-nian
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 November 2017
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Foreword
- Message
- Preface
- Introduction
- The Contributors
- 1 The Naval Expeditions of the Cholas in the Context of Asian History
- 2 Medieval Commercial Activities in the Indian Ocean as Revealed from Chinese Ceramic-sherds and South Indian and Sri Lankan Inscriptions
- 3 The Military Campaigns of Rajendra Chola and the Chola-Srivijaya-China Triangle
- 4 Rajendra Chola I's Naval Expedition to Southeast Asia: A Nautical Perspective
- 5 A Note on the Navy of the Chola State
- 6 Excavation at Gangaikondacholapuram, The Imperial Capital of Rajendra Chola, and Its Significance
- 7 New Perspectives on Nagapattinam: The Medieval Port City in the Context of Political, Religious, and Commercial Exchanges between South India, Southeast Asia and China
- 8 South Indian Merchant Guilds in the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia
- 9 Anjuvannam: A Maritime Trade Guild of Medieval Times
- 10 Rajendra Chola's Naval Expedition and the Chola Trade with Southeast and East Asia
- 11 Cultural Implications of the Chola Maritime Fabric Trade with Southeast Asia
- 12 Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia during the Period of the Polonnaruva Kingdom
- 13 India and Southeast Asia: South Indian Cultural Links with Indonesia
- 14 Rajendra Chola's Invasion and the Rise of Airlangga
- 15 Rethinking Community: The Indic Carvings of Quanzhou
- Appendix I Ancient and Medieval Tamil and Sanskrit Inscriptions Relating to Southeast Asia and China
- Chinese Texts Describing or Referring to the Chola Kingdom as Zhu-nian
- Index
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- Nagapattinam to SuvarnadwipaReflections on the Chola Naval Expeditions to Southeast Asia, pp. 292 - 316Publisher: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak InstitutePrint publication year: 2009