Where is the Kingdom of Champa?

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  • Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024

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  • @aryanyadav3690
    @aryanyadav3690 2 года назад +46

    Champa was one of the greatest Hindu Kingdom, later became Buddhist which is also part of Hindu Dharma, also current South-China sea was known as Champa Sea in Ancient Indian Civilization 🙏🏻

    • @harry77998
      @harry77998 2 года назад

      Look at balinese are they look like indian ?

    • @cambodia8177
      @cambodia8177 2 года назад +8

      I'm Cambodia 🇰🇭 Muslim 🤲☪️ champa I'm proud to be Muslim 🤲☪️🕋🥰

    • @saiarun5916
      @saiarun5916 2 года назад

      @@cambodia8177 no one asks, even its shame for you, to say you are Muslim

    • @cambodia8177
      @cambodia8177 2 года назад +2

      @@saiarun5916 Hindu champa people become Muslim 🤲☪️🤲

    • @dreamcollegedontopenplease6371
      @dreamcollegedontopenplease6371 Год назад +4

      @@cambodia8177 they didn't become 😂 , they were forced 😂

  • @bangucampa201
    @bangucampa201 5 лет назад +48

    I'm Champa people ❤

    • @aniksinha6409
      @aniksinha6409 5 лет назад +6

      Do u practise Hinduism ??

    • @jenniferbator909
      @jenniferbator909 5 лет назад +9

      Cham people has 2 main religious are Hindu & Muslim

    • @nguyenuctrung3814
      @nguyenuctrung3814 4 года назад

      so are you champa in vietnam or some where esle

    • @pemburu7678
      @pemburu7678 4 года назад +1

      Malay Champa

    • @bobbyo3867
      @bobbyo3867 4 года назад

      Omar Alherfi www.ari.nus.edu.sg/wps/wps03_011.pdf

  • @itr_cloud
    @itr_cloud 5 лет назад +23

    Salaam. I'm Cham and this video was awesome! I'll be subscribing and looking forward to more videos on Champa!

  • @hannafyset6798
    @hannafyset6798 4 года назад +29

    I'm a Cham people. Thank you for this video.

  • @yusufabd633
    @yusufabd633 3 года назад +15

    Good history
    I'm Champa people (Canada)
    Here how we count numbers: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
    Sa, dua, klaw, pak, lime, nam, tujuh, tapan, simlan, hapuloh

    • @luiscmyk0824
      @luiscmyk0824 3 года назад +1

      sounds like Bahasa Melayu and Tagalog and other Filipino languages.

    • @yusufabd633
      @yusufabd633 3 года назад

      The Cham from Vietnam when they speak Cham they mix up alot Vietnamese language as well as Cambodian Cham they mix up alot with Khmer language!
      11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20
      Poluh sa, poluh dua, poluh klaw, poluh pak, poluh leme, poluh nam, poluh juh, poluh tapan, poluh simlan, dua poluh.

    • @amyrcager436
      @amyrcager436 3 года назад +1

      Sounds like in waray language of the Philippines 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10....usa, duha, tulo, upat, lima, unom, pito, walo, siyam, napulo

    • @johnyxxx12
      @johnyxxx12 3 года назад +1

      Very similar to malay.in malay it's satu,dua,tiga,empat,lima,enam,tujuh,lapan,sembilan,sepuluh

    • @amiruldiaz6305
      @amiruldiaz6305 3 года назад +1

      Yup definitely Champa people are malays

  • @lukmanlukman-my1se
    @lukmanlukman-my1se 5 лет назад +26

    Iam a Cham descendants, but live outside Cham motherland, speak Cham , but your knowledge in Champa history is so great !

    • @KirbyAraullo
      @KirbyAraullo  5 лет назад +2

      Thank you! I sitll have to do more Champa/Cham videos 😁

    • @jenniferbator909
      @jenniferbator909 5 лет назад +7

      Myself has 1/2 blood Cham. I'm living in Vietnam where used to be the kingdom of Champa

    • @lukmanlukman-my1se
      @lukmanlukman-my1se 5 лет назад +4

      @@jenniferbator909 Your life is so good because you living in Vietnam ( previusly khnow as Champa ) father of my grandpa left Phandurangga about 170 year ago during the fall of Champa Kingdom . In now day i was so sad whenerver i thing about what was happening to Champa empire in the past era .

    • @pemburu7678
      @pemburu7678 4 года назад

      lukman lukman kecek gapo mu awe??champa doh tak dok gapo loni..

    • @bobbyo3867
      @bobbyo3867 4 года назад +1

      Jennifer Bator 2018 Miss Vietnam in the Miss Universe paegent was an ethnic Cham. She placed 3rd

  • @adonistouriarte4842
    @adonistouriarte4842 5 лет назад +36

    The Champas were the CHAMPions at their peak

    • @longdang1119
      @longdang1119 5 лет назад +1

      Vietnam sends its regards.

    • @bobbyo3867
      @bobbyo3867 4 года назад +1

      long dang Chams were never united only once under Che Bo Nga. Even then he got asassinated because of a traitor. Dai Viet with a larger military under one command invading a people who were not unified and most of the time fighting each other or the Khmer empire.

    • @dmitritelvanni4068
      @dmitritelvanni4068 3 года назад

      They really were tho. Such sick architecture. Ive been trying to recreate that vibe in minecraft but its been one hell of a challenge and im still not even close.

  • @ductainguyen9516
    @ductainguyen9516 4 года назад +29

    I am Kinh-ethinic(the majority group in Vietnam,Champanese is minority group).My family come from a province that used to be an old capital of Cham.The Champanese in this provine is nearly wiped out.Some things remain used to belong to them are graves and temples

    • @jonweaver2410
      @jonweaver2410 Год назад +1

      This sound like you're from My Son or Da Nang area.

  • @ahmadmasribinhalim8567
    @ahmadmasribinhalim8567 4 года назад +15

    Theyre related to peoples of malaysia, philipines, indonesia, south thailand, brunei, singapore. Basically austronesian anchestor

    • @ZairatulIshaak
      @ZairatulIshaak Год назад +1

      They are austrosiatic but nowadays most of them living outside Cambodia tht stay in country like indonesia and Malaya are mixed with malays and some of them become Aceh and Borneo

    • @frengqy1517
      @frengqy1517 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@ZairatulIshaak indegenous people are not that simple, expecially in indonesia, land of spices

  • @ExploringJomarsdailylife
    @ExploringJomarsdailylife 5 лет назад +13

    I like the way he snap his finger

  • @cudacularry2720
    @cudacularry2720 4 года назад +10

    Gotcha, finally someone who knew about the early name of South CHinaSea.

  • @johnyxxx12
    @johnyxxx12 3 года назад +8

    Of course they're.they look strikingly similar.same with thais,khmer,malay,indonesian and filipinos who came from same ancestor and used to be part of malay/nusantara archipelago

  • @gj1234567899999
    @gj1234567899999 9 месяцев назад +4

    The champa were genocide by the Vietnamese but nobody talks about it

    • @Phuwanggg
      @Phuwanggg 6 месяцев назад

      U want to talk about story happened more than 200 years ago in Nguyen Dynasty?

  • @user-yu5ku4eg5b
    @user-yu5ku4eg5b 11 месяцев назад +3

    In Santal Language (Austroasian)in India
    1 - mit
    2- bar
    3- pe
    4- pun
    5- monre
    6- turui
    7- eyay
    8- are
    9- iral
    10 - gel
    Thanks ( Johar) from India.

  • @janganmarahaa8926
    @janganmarahaa8926 Год назад +7

    Vietnam is Champa's land??

    • @halimasari9615
      @halimasari9615 5 месяцев назад +3

      Yes, that is correct.

    • @janganmarahaa8926
      @janganmarahaa8926 5 месяцев назад

      @@halimasari9615 and Champa people are Malay people right?

    • @krmahcgempire7748
      @krmahcgempire7748 3 месяца назад

      @@janganmarahaa8926they are austronesian and speak a malayo-Polynesian language.

    • @bobbyo3867
      @bobbyo3867 10 дней назад

      @@janganmarahaa8926
      No we are not Malay. We have our own Nationality and culture. We even have sub ethnic Cham groups like any other nationality. We speak an Austronesian language just like the Filipinos, Malays,, and Indonesians. That’s the only commonality we have with Malays. The Chams actually predated sailing the seas before even the Chinese. Some say the Chams have been sailing the oceans for at three thousand years. Looks at it this way. Both the Dutch and Germans speak a Germanic language but they are not the same people. I believe all Austronesian languages originated from Taiwan thousands years ago.

    • @janganmarahaa8926
      @janganmarahaa8926 8 дней назад

      @@bobbyo3867 taiwanese invaded and pushed the Malay downwards?

  • @Just4Kixs
    @Just4Kixs 5 лет назад +4

    Yay! Champa!

  • @watanabe00738
    @watanabe00738 Год назад +4

    There is a tribe in northeastern BANGLADESH, INDIA and western MYANMAR called CHAKMAS. who consider themselves as the descendents of CHAMPAK NAGAR,(they fled from there) their king was bijoygiri. Dont know why i feel so much resemblance in champa and chakmas facial structures.
    If any Champa people reading this, kindly ask your elders if few families of champa fled to western side and settled there.

    • @jonweaver2410
      @jonweaver2410 Год назад +1

      Do you still speak Cham like we do? Thanks.

  • @hermannboyen5392
    @hermannboyen5392 3 года назад +15

    The 982 war didn't cause the Chams to fled their own country. In 983 an ethnically Vietnamese general in the Cham army named Luu Ky Tong seized power of Champa. In 986 he claimed himself King of Champa and sent a Muslim official to China to sought recognition. Because of Luu Ky Tong's harsh reign, the Chams and the Muslims fled their own country to China, Cambodia and the Philippines to seek refuge.

  • @TheMan-xp4cb
    @TheMan-xp4cb 3 года назад +5

    Cham kingdom goes back further than the 2nd century
    Cham kingdom was mentioned by a Chinese chronicler when he went there in the year 192
    Please dont tell me the Cham kingdom come into existence on the day the Chinese chronicler arrived

  • @changnagatech_code7293
    @changnagatech_code7293 4 года назад +8

    Sir I guess my ancestors were Cham coz I saw in one video where Cham people abounded the cause when attack by the Mongolia and run to the hills and mountains. I belong to Chang community and Tribe naga Which is now in the northeast part of India,till now we don’t have exact story where we came from !

    • @arunyaduvanshi8564
      @arunyaduvanshi8564 4 года назад +2

      I m from india.. in ancient time all south asia is related to india in direct manner.. india and whole south east asia is sharing a enriched history.. I hope south east asian countries and india would be united again..
      I want you people connect with me on Facebook
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      pavan.fearlessrajput

    • @alexrobinson3205
      @alexrobinson3205 3 года назад +7

      Dont let western historian change your history, you need to research your ancestor alone without any intervention, just start from your grandpa and his father

  • @cambodia8177
    @cambodia8177 3 года назад +9

    I'm Cambodia 🇰🇭 champa 😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏 ☪️🤲

    • @IM_Nothing00
      @IM_Nothing00 3 года назад +1

      R u a hindu??🤔

    • @cambodia8177
      @cambodia8177 3 года назад +2

      @@IM_Nothing00 no bro I'm now Muslim amin 🥰🤗

    • @IM_Nothing00
      @IM_Nothing00 3 года назад +1

      @@cambodia8177 ohh okay so there is no hindu left after muslim invaders?? So all r converted in muslims☺okay got it

    • @protocetus499
      @protocetus499 3 года назад +2

      @@cambodia8177 yeah brother im malay 👍

    • @gold-toponym
      @gold-toponym 3 года назад +2

      @@IM_Nothing00 invaders? I see this rhetoric. We're not indians so we don't need to be Hindus. And we were never ethnic indians so you don't need to be emotional. Same with Angkor Wat. Not yours. We Muslims didn't "kill and conquer and wiped out Hindus" Our beautiful Southeast Asian cultures are a mix of Buddhists, Hindu, Muslim, And Christians. Our ancestors were Hindu and Buddhist but that doesn't mean we became less as Muslims. I can say this as a Cham Khmer

  • @luiscmyk0824
    @luiscmyk0824 3 года назад +7

    orang in Bahasa is people, urang champa makes sense.

  • @gedafiandri
    @gedafiandri 3 года назад +8

    Di Indonesia. Suku jambak dan Suku sikumbang di Minangkabau berasal dari champa. Maka Suku jambak maupun sikumbang dikenal dgn julukan harimau champa (mungkin krn berasal dr panglima/pendekar kerajaan champa)

    • @thehashslingingslasher6415
      @thehashslingingslasher6415 3 года назад

      Harimau Campo

    • @SamiSami-po1uy
      @SamiSami-po1uy 2 года назад

      Bahasa Aceh satu akar dengan bahasa Champ, Di Aceh ada kerajaan Jeumpa (sekarang Bireun) dan bungong jeumpa atau champaca (cempaka) menjadi satu bunga yang identik dengan Aceh.

    • @takkanmelayuhilang
      @takkanmelayuhilang Год назад

      Suka Kambak dan Silumbang berasal di daerah mana ya mas?

    • @Davitbya
      @Davitbya 11 месяцев назад +1

      Kabau-kbao (con trâu) tôi là người rhade hậu duệ của người chăm Việt Nam

  • @TropicalYan
    @TropicalYan 4 года назад +28

    As a Cham I've never thought that ppl still remembering our country yet they always take us as the minorities
    Anw thanks for reviewing our country and your knowledge tho was great 😁❤️

    • @arunyaduvanshi8564
      @arunyaduvanshi8564 4 года назад +3

      I m from india.. in ancient time all south asia is related to india in direct manner.. india and whole south east asia is sharing a enriched history.. I hope south east asian countries and india would be united again..

    • @datukrajo1807
      @datukrajo1807 4 года назад +4

      Actually Javanese raids Champa several times. In 774, 776 and 780 AD. Javanese army ransacked the capital and burn the temples to the ground. They also stole the ancient treasure within the countries and took it to Java.
      In Kauthara province in 774, Champa's Siva-linga temple of Po Nagar was assaulted and demolished by Javanese. Champa source mentioned Javanese as foreigners, sea-farers, eaters of inferior food, of frightful appearance, extraordinarily black and thin (quite racist tbh since both Javanese and Cham were Austronesian origin). The 774 assault by the Javanese happened in the rule of Isvaraloka (Satyavarman). Cham record mentioned that their country was hit by ferocious, pitiless, dark-skinned sea raiders, which modern historians believed to by Javanese. Java had commercial and cultural links to Champa.
      Until today Javanese (Proper Javanese, Sundanese and Balinese) is the major ethnic group in Indonesia and they played a major roles in the Indonesian politics and military. All Indonesian President are Javanese including current President Joko Widodo.

    • @vuquangminh6482
      @vuquangminh6482 3 года назад +1

      @@arunyaduvanshi8564 As a Vietnamese. i reject

    • @alikhidzam3749
      @alikhidzam3749 2 года назад

      @@arunyaduvanshi8564 no thanks

    • @saiarun5916
      @saiarun5916 2 года назад

      @@alikhidzam3749 Islam destroys champa

  • @benmaximilan14
    @benmaximilan14 Год назад +1

    Even though in the 15th century the Champa people lost to the Dai Viet. Their colony is believed to have formed a new entity in Sumatra around the 8th century under the name of the Hindu Kingdom of Lamuri. Which later in the Islamic period turned into the Sultanate of Aceh. A strong sultanate that could expel the Portuguese in many places in Sumatra and the Malaysian Peninsula. Even though they were finally defeated by the Dutch. They were considered the hardest Sultanate to defeat by the Dutch, which took decades of war and it is estimated that the Netherlands lost nearly 1 billion guilders at that time.

    • @nak.lanang
      @nak.lanang Год назад

      Isn't colony, but something like union of austronesian kingdom in SEA

  • @frankt9156
    @frankt9156 4 года назад +7

    You didn’t mention Champas start the war.

  • @rajsolanki6345
    @rajsolanki6345 4 месяца назад +1

    Champa was backed by Indian empire (sri vijaya empire) and Vietnam was back by chines empires, We can say the defeat of Champa is the end of Dharmic civilisation in vietnam. I'm not sure if Indian empire sri vijaya or chines empires were directly involve or not but indirectly both of them having interest.

    • @shinasuka1799
      @shinasuka1799 6 дней назад

      Sri vijaya is malay Buddhist empire in sumatera indonesia not Indian 😅

  • @gimyuwon
    @gimyuwon 3 года назад +3

    They are known as Orang Dampuan by the Tausug people of Sulu..☺️

  • @datukrajo1807
    @datukrajo1807 4 года назад +10

    Actually Javanese raids Champa several times. In 774, 776 and 780 AD. Javanese army ransacked the capital and burn the temples to the ground. They also stole the ancient treasure within the countries and took it to Java.
    In Kauthara province in 774, Champa's Siva-linga temple of Po Nagar was assaulted and demolished by Javanese. Champa source mentioned Javanese as foreigners, sea-farers, eaters of inferior food, of frightful appearance, extraordinarily black and thin (quite racist tbh since both Javanese and Cham were Austronesian origin). The 774 assault by the Javanese happened in the rule of Isvaraloka (Satyavarman). Cham record mentioned that their country was hit by ferocious, pitiless, dark-skinned sea raiders, which modern historians believed to by Javanese. Java had commercial and cultural links to Champa.
    Until today Javanese (Proper Javanese, Sundanese and Balinese) is the major ethnic group in Indonesia and they played a major roles in the Indonesian politics and military. All Indonesian President are Javanese including current President Joko Widodo.

    • @zairatulumierah9436
      @zairatulumierah9436 Год назад +2

      Actually javanese is not Austronesian they are mixed between austrosiatic and Austronesian

    • @bramantyoprahoro7284
      @bramantyoprahoro7284 Год назад +1

      @@zairatulumierah9436 However the Austroasiatic portion in Javanese is higher than Austronesian ones.

    • @bramantyoprahoro7284
      @bramantyoprahoro7284 Год назад

      Correction for the Indonesian presidents. The only exception is B.J. Habibie. He's half-Javanese from his mother.

    • @muhammadridhouddin8998
      @muhammadridhouddin8998 Год назад

      Takde tipu

  • @godbless5150
    @godbless5150 4 года назад +11

    I am from South India
    And the Vo Canh stele Pallava Grantha inscription hails from the early Cham territory of Kauthara, and establishes the great grandson of a local Hindu king of the Pandyan dynasty, Sri Mara. He is identified with both Champa founder Khu Liên and Fan Shih-man of Funan.
    Khu Liên. Sri Mara (Tamil: திருமாறன், Thai: ศรีมาระ fl. 137 or 192 AD) was the founder of the kingdom of Champa. He is known in Chinese records as Qū Lián (區連), or Zhulian, which in Vietnamese pronunciation is Khu Liên (also 區連).
    Champa dynasty was ruled by south indian pandya dynasty king Bhadravarman I or Phạm Hồ Đạt of pandya dynasty .
    Who was Born in Kandapurpura or Kanchipuram , Tamil Nadu , India . He is the first Champa king to have varman suffixed to his name. Also known as ruler of modern day Vietnam ( You can see so many hindu temple in Vietnam or champa dynasty .
    List Hindu temple
    1️⃣ Po Nagar Tower : Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha
    2️⃣ My Son Sanctuary : - Hanoi Vietnam Dedicated to Lord Shiva and other gods as well
    3️⃣ Poshainu Cham Towers, Mui Ne : -near the Phan Thiet City, and these towers were built in the honor of Lord Shiva
    4️⃣ Sri Thenday Yuttha Panin Temple : - Dedicated to hindu God of wealth Kuberan
    5️⃣ Thap Doi Twin Towers : - these towers were built in the honor of Lord Shiva
    6️⃣ Nhan Tower : - This tower falls under the creation of Cham people and this place is for worshipping the Hindu gods and goddesses. This place was built in the 11th century and is a popular place to visit.

    • @KirbyAraullo
      @KirbyAraullo  4 года назад

      Thanks for sharing!

    • @godbless5150
      @godbless5150 4 года назад +5

      @@KirbyAraullo Even Korean and Tamil language has similarities

    • @cnachopchopnewsagency
      @cnachopchopnewsagency 2 года назад +5

      You are so far from facts and historical geograpy knowledge. The name of Hindu does not means that they are Indians. It was simply because they are Hindu thus their name of Gods of Hinduism being used to denote their faith.
      King Bhadravarman was born in Kandapurpura, which is in modern mapping world situated at "Hue" in Vietnam.
      He was ethnically Malayo-Polynesian as other Champas.
      Such as Kings of Malaysia and Brunei using Arabic name, does it mean they are Arabian? No. It is simply just because they are Muslim.
      Since when Kandapurpura situated in South India. Please stop giving false information.

  • @thoriqots6654
    @thoriqots6654 2 года назад +2

    in the past champa and Majapahit Indonesia are aliance, respect from Indonesia

  • @deionle9355
    @deionle9355 2 года назад +1

    i love champa people ,the past was bad ,i am vietnamese

  • @hermannboyen5392
    @hermannboyen5392 3 года назад +5

    The 982 war was a seaborne attack led by king Le Hoan (941-1005). The Chinese diplomats described him as "one blind eye, walks by bare foots, sails his boat to entertain his people, and butchers buffalos by himself during the new year holiday feast (Tet)" . In 995 he built a three meters high octagonal Buddhist stupa. The inscription on the stupa contains Tantric Surangama sutra and the Phat Dinh Dhalany. He also styled himself as "King of Heaven", "God-King", similar to Angkor Emperors.

    • @minhquan5005
      @minhquan5005 Год назад

      Sounds fun lol, never heard of how our king was described in another culture.

    • @misterobvious9503
      @misterobvious9503 Год назад

      Le hoan was an emperor not a king LOL and he built the buddhist stupa??? I'm sorry that's misinformation that was in the Ly dynasty only which is took after Early Le dynasty

    • @misterobvious9503
      @misterobvious9503 Год назад

      And also your chinese source is full of lies, he never walk barefoot, one blind eye or slaughter buffalos. Infact he was wearing yellow dragon robe, head crown, wearing shoes and have 2 full eyes in Vietnamese source so stop using Chinese source It's all fake

    • @NguyenHung-dy4ju
      @NguyenHung-dy4ju Год назад

      Fist war with champa is đinh dynasty. Champa attack Vietnam fist by boat but on the way champa have stone all boats gone

  • @suhaswarde9014
    @suhaswarde9014 10 месяцев назад +1

    Nice champs peoples

  • @jsmoov2156
    @jsmoov2156 2 года назад +4

    Did the Cham in Laos get assimilated into the Lao culture? I was wondering if Champassak in Laos is link to cham people.

    • @gold-toponym
      @gold-toponym 2 года назад +5

      That is what I was wondering as well. I think I heard someone tell me recently that it was Cham.

    • @alikhidzam3749
      @alikhidzam3749 2 года назад +1

      MAKE CHAMPA GREAT AGAIN

    • @gold-toponym
      @gold-toponym 2 года назад +1

      @@alikhidzam3749 yess

    • @aakasha.sharma7171
      @aakasha.sharma7171 Год назад +1

      @@gold-toponym You call yourself a Muslim but the name "Sri Parameshwara" is of Hindus and that too in pure Sanskrit.

  • @jsephhnsda8770
    @jsephhnsda8770 Год назад

    I heard about Champa from my grandmother,she used to tell me that in ancient days the santhali people were lived there for many decades, The name of Champa kingdom and that place actually was Chai Champa Garh.

  • @khadijahmath3923
    @khadijahmath3923 Год назад

    You are hundred percent is exactly correct

  • @khadijahmath3923
    @khadijahmath3923 Год назад

    You are exactly correct

  • @karimkantoi1599
    @karimkantoi1599 10 месяцев назад +2

    Long live cham malay

  • @supremekhmer6596
    @supremekhmer6596 5 лет назад +7

    The Cham were never an empire or unified. They were a bunch of city-state kingdoms like the greeks. This can explain why they no longer have a country.

    • @nguyenuctrung3814
      @nguyenuctrung3814 4 года назад +2

      and also being conqered by khmer empire and Dai Viet

    • @bobbyo3867
      @bobbyo3867 4 года назад +2

      Supreme Khmer www.answers.com/Q/What_were_the_Influences_of_Orang_Dampuans

    • @gold-toponym
      @gold-toponym 3 года назад +3

      Too bad Thai came down and took some of your empire, we both can be sentimental. Actually, I fight three fronts as a Cham Khmer. One against Thai, another against Vietnam, and another against those who can't even be respectful of Cham history. Champa used to rule the sea trade routes in the south china sea. Which was named Champa sea. And Vietnam stole all of it all the way to Khmer Krom and now a lot of their population is there.

    • @remhk6672
      @remhk6672 2 года назад

      @@gold-toponym what he said was a historical fact. Champa wasn't a single unified kingdom but a cluster of small city-states. The ancient chams engaged in a lot of piracy off the sea and actually even tried to conquer cambodia after they allowed them to flee and settle in their country from the invading dai viet. When cambodia was at its weakest, the chams and the malays from Malacca slaughtered the Spanish and Portuguese in phnom penh and tried to take control of the khmer monarchy. So the chams are not always innocent victims. They should be grateful cambodia accepted them and allowed them to survive and thrive in their new host country.

    • @gold-toponym
      @gold-toponym 2 года назад +1

      @@remhk6672 rejected statement. And yes I'm glad of both of my histories. Piracy of the Champa sea and my people's building of Angkor wat. Stay the hell out of it. You need to take your affairs somewhere else and take your bullshit with you. Southeast Asia is comprised of historical wars with each other. No one is innocent. So your agendas are out of the door.
      If you're Khmer shut the hell up. You're making our country look bad. And plus we're all friends. So stop insisting discord. And he's a nationalist.
      Khmer and Cham are friends so don't be coming over here with some nonsense to fit your narrative. And conveniently enough I am Cham and Khmer. So mind your own affairs.
      Southeast Asian nationalists need to learn how to mind their business. And if you're some westerner take it somewhere else thank you.
      And if you're Thai go back to China. Same with Viet back to the north
      If you're Thai you should be grateful for having a culture. If you're Viet same will be said for the South. And any further claims will be rejected. This stops here.
      We as Southeast asians are siblings and cousins, so do not stir up sentiment and nationalism between our cultural family so long as there's no argument.

  • @oct22022
    @oct22022 2 года назад +1

    The Cham are closely related to the Bajau sea gypsies of Philippines and SE Asian waters.

  • @jerrygaron8171
    @jerrygaron8171 2 года назад +3

    The Vietnamese wiped out champa just look at the map

  • @arunyaduvanshi8564
    @arunyaduvanshi8564 4 года назад +5

    I m from india.. in ancient time all south asia is related to india in direct manner.. india and whole south east asia is sharing a enriched history.. I hope south east asian countries and india would be united again..

    • @alfayeddesky
      @alfayeddesky 4 года назад +2

      No

    • @arunyaduvanshi8564
      @arunyaduvanshi8564 4 года назад

      @@alfayeddesky no!! For what??

    • @eun__
      @eun__ 3 года назад

      @lappelap tamalate yeah this is how they were open minded like you dumba**

    • @eun__
      @eun__ 3 года назад

      @lappelap tamalate If Indians didn't were open minded they could easily colonize your land like other European powers did in 16th century.

    • @MrXo-oe9br
      @MrXo-oe9br 2 года назад

      It's only the religion, but we're not the same,!

  • @OniMishima
    @OniMishima 3 года назад +5

    So, Vietnamese are the foreigners of Vietnam or what was known as Champa.

    • @OniMishima
      @OniMishima 2 года назад +3

      @@cudanmang_theog the Vietnamese are ethnic East Asians who deviated from the Chinese centuries ago. They are the foreigners who confiscated the land and culture of the Champa people.

    • @OniMishima
      @OniMishima 2 года назад +1

      @Julie Thi Underhill that’s like saying, the ancient foreign settlers of Japan known as the Yayoi (also came from China) did not obliterate the native indigenous group of the Ainu, who btw were in Japan centuries before the Yayoi.

    • @OniMishima
      @OniMishima 2 года назад +1

      @Julie Thi Underhill the difference between the Ainu VS Champa is that, like the Native American tribes of North America, the Ainu did not establish a government or national identity; the Ainu were just nomadic tribes. But Champa, like the Aztecs, Mayans & Incas of Central America and the northern region of South American were advanced civilizations w/ a form of government, an economy and military. All of which, were completely whipped out by another civilization.

  • @guapanmessi4470
    @guapanmessi4470 2 года назад +1

    Im Cham. I gotta start learning the language to keep it alive

    • @KirbyAraullo
      @KirbyAraullo  2 года назад +1

      Thats amazing! I wish I learned how to speak Cham too!

    • @KirbyAraullo
      @KirbyAraullo  2 года назад +1

      Where are you currently located?

    • @guapanmessi4470
      @guapanmessi4470 2 года назад +1

      @@KirbyAraullo I was born in Cambodia but I l now been living in America all my life

    • @bramantyoprahoro7284
      @bramantyoprahoro7284 Год назад

      Greeting from Indonesia. I'd like to know your language too.

  • @safuwanfauzi5014
    @safuwanfauzi5014 3 года назад +7

    Cham very close to Acehnese, Malay/Bahasa Melayu, Urak Lawoi. Cham culture and achitecture very similar to Malay of East coast Malaysia like Kelantan, Terengganu, and South Thailand. Like Patani. The Cham temple similar to Patani temple/Candi, Kedah Malaysia and Sumatra. Build in red brick. Cham have less common with Filipinos because not single temple and stone or brick buildng was build in philippine not even ruins. Sulu is extantion of Malayan culture because of Sriwijayan, Johore and Brunei Malays, also Javanese Majapahit. Alot cham today in Malaysia most in Kelantan. Even have village name after cham. Like Pengkalan Champa/Cepa. Other cham go to Patani like Narathiwat, yala n pattani, Natuna island indonesia, Riau island, Brunei and Sarawak. Because most of them muslim and spoke malay. Because malay is lingua franca. And cham language very close.to malay n acehnese. Compare.to javanese, sudanese far form filipino language.

    • @gold-toponym
      @gold-toponym 3 года назад +1

      Yeah but some also say that when people speak Cham it sounds like Javanese. The accent. So there's that as well.

    • @muhammadridhouddin8998
      @muhammadridhouddin8998 Год назад

      Semasa musuh melanggar Champs pehak berkuasa Turk telah membawa orang Champs lari ka Aceh dan lain negara

  • @Gog_Magog179
    @Gog_Magog179 Месяц назад +1

    What is “Vijaya” place in Champa is that same as Sri Vijaya Empire ?? Eh I thought Visayas region in Philippines was named after Sri Vijaya Empire. Why do I feel that Dai Viet was funded & supported by ancient Chinese Empire to destroy Champa Kingdom or the South Vietnam ?? Champa is Hindu kingdom so it cant be India, but only China in the region since ancient time, with the possible greed & motivation to invade territories & lands of its neighbors. That’s how they grow big as Empire isnt it! Just look at China now in South China sea, nothing has really change under the Sun since ancient time.

  • @FreebirdKitkat
    @FreebirdKitkat 3 года назад +3

    Annan slowly annexed Champa since he became independent in the late Tang Dynasty and was later renamed Vietnam by Emperor Qianlong.

  • @Emmermi
    @Emmermi 4 месяца назад

    The Champas are known as Orang Dampuan in the Sulu Ethnogenesis. According to oral history the descendants of Orang Dampuan in Sulu are the Yakans.

  • @sanjibroy5050
    @sanjibroy5050 4 года назад +5

    Vietnam peaple forgeet her early culture

    • @arie1906
      @arie1906 3 года назад +5

      No, Vietnamese is not only Champa people

    • @MildCholester28
      @MildCholester28 3 года назад +1

      Champa people dont even count for 0.2% of Vietnamese today

    • @vuquangminh6482
      @vuquangminh6482 3 года назад +1

      Cham people fled to other country

  • @marleysoyv2045
    @marleysoyv2045 9 месяцев назад +1

    The more u dig....u will found that Vietnam...Thailand...all originally Malay. ..same with Malaysia/ Indonesia & Brunei. U can't hide the truth.

  • @mohdnoormohdrashid736
    @mohdnoormohdrashid736 3 года назад

    Thank You...

  • @otherantking
    @otherantking 2 года назад +5

    make champa great again!

  • @kamaruzzamanothman4431
    @kamaruzzamanothman4431 Год назад +2

    Old Malay Moslem Kingdom

    • @bobbyo3867
      @bobbyo3867 10 дней назад

      No. Old Cham people kingdoms. Chams are not Malays. Malays are trying to steal Cham people’s history.

  • @priyanshusawant6162
    @priyanshusawant6162 Год назад

    Interesting! Can you do more on military warriors of champ

  • @jbnjugj3560
    @jbnjugj3560 3 года назад +1

    Some say tagalogs,kapampangans and other southern luzon kingdomes have Champa influence?

    • @lakas_tama
      @lakas_tama Год назад

      Maybe bacause of trading

  • @AlohaPanda
    @AlohaPanda 4 года назад +21

    Vietnamese people were originally from China. They basically took the entire land of the Cham and South of Cambodia. That’s so sad!! I know that there are a bunch of Cham people in Cambodia as well.

    • @KirbyAraullo
      @KirbyAraullo  4 года назад +8

      I'm glad you know. Not everybody is aware of it.

    • @KirbyAraullo
      @KirbyAraullo  4 года назад +1

      Thanks for sharing!

    • @bobbyo3867
      @bobbyo3867 4 года назад +1

      @@KirbyAraullo the link I posted a few months ago from National University of Singapore concerning the Day Viet/Champa Kingdoms conflict. Did you read the whole 36 pages and what did you think of it? Especially the use of firearms from Dai Viet.

    • @AlohaPanda
      @AlohaPanda 4 года назад +5

      Nguyen Hoang Yes, that’s true, but if you think about it you guys even have the same new year as Chinese people. Traditional clothes and stuff are even similar to China rather than people from Southeast Asia.

    • @bobbyo3867
      @bobbyo3867 4 года назад +4

      Nguyen Hoang if you research the major last names like Nguyen, Tan, Tran and many others it will show of Chinese ancestry. Linguistically Vietnamese is so close to either Cantonese or Mandarin (don’t remember which one) that Vietnamese is about 60% the same language. I heard that the easiest language for a person from China to learn is Vietnamese. The Vietnamese writing, clothes, architecture, government administration and the way the military was organized was inherited from the Chinese.

  • @gammingtvchanel943
    @gammingtvchanel943 5 лет назад +4

    king dom champa

  • @teodelo1816
    @teodelo1816 3 года назад +1

    before Lam Ap kingdom and then Champa, you talk about Lam Ap kingdom in a other video

  • @dominosnostradamus2415
    @dominosnostradamus2415 6 месяцев назад

    You do a better job than most professors lol

  • @factsworld995
    @factsworld995 4 года назад +1

    Bro can someone tell me that what was the relation of chanpa dynasty with India

    • @rwm8886
      @rwm8886 3 года назад

      Religion i believe

    • @vinay9053
      @vinay9053 3 года назад +1

      Champs where the first people in SEAsia to adopt Hinduism and Indian Culture.They followed it since 1st century.

    • @harryrinaldi2812
      @harryrinaldi2812 2 года назад

      The relation was religion. They are one of earliest kingdom in SEA who adopted Hinduism and became indianized.

  • @zanzibarr4122
    @zanzibarr4122 2 года назад

    Salamat. I missed the part about the Muslim rulers of Champa. Can you point me to correct video. Much obliged Sir.

  • @vaishnavisingh6698
    @vaishnavisingh6698 3 года назад +1

    Can anyone tell me what champa is now called?

    • @sgcl10658
      @sgcl10658 3 года назад

      It became a province in Vietnam. Cham ppl became minority. Most Vietnamese are Buddhists or Catholics but Cham are Muslims.

    • @vuquangminh6482
      @vuquangminh6482 3 года назад +1

      In Vietnam, Champa ethnic group called " Chăm"

    • @harryrinaldi2812
      @harryrinaldi2812 2 года назад

      They are still called Cham people but became a minority group in Vietnam. They are mostly Muslims and Hindus.

  • @Coronavirus-np3oj
    @Coronavirus-np3oj 4 года назад +4

    I here because my parent tell me about my ancestors so to learn more them i come here. Let anybody know that am muslim and vaitnamese

  • @suhailiismail4497
    @suhailiismail4497 2 года назад +3

    Takkan Melayu hilang di dunia.

  • @epg96
    @epg96 5 лет назад +1

    How bout Aceh?

  • @dudemevill1699
    @dudemevill1699 3 года назад +1

    I change my mind when I said vietnamese history was boring.

  • @dominosnostradamus2415
    @dominosnostradamus2415 6 месяцев назад

    👍

  • @mr.villapando
    @mr.villapando 5 лет назад +1

    kuya Kirby.. gawa ka naman ng video about Maharlika Kingdom.. hoax or not..

    • @kwentokwenta5978
      @kwentokwenta5978 5 лет назад

      Sorry bro, though it's fun to surprised by a plot twist in any story but there's no such thing as Maharlika Kingdom, it's a hoax.

  • @user-yu5ku4eg5b
    @user-yu5ku4eg5b 11 месяцев назад

    What is the meaning of, CHAMPA ?

  • @dzgaming5326
    @dzgaming5326 5 лет назад +2

    1st to comment😁

  • @k.r.99
    @k.r.99 3 года назад

    Short answer: In universe no. 6.
    (Sorry, i had to do this joke as a Dragon Ball fan)

  • @andrisetiawan1253
    @andrisetiawan1253 4 года назад +6

    Because Champa betrayed Majapahit, Raden Patah who was son of majapahit king and Champa princess ruined majapahit kingdom because he had tendency to convert majapahit to islam. Champa lost the best alliance of majapahit that majapahit helped champa to send the troops to maintain champa from Khmer and viet assault
    Champa made mistake to convert islam

    • @gold-toponym
      @gold-toponym 3 года назад +8

      Nonsense and where are you from? You don't get to tell us whether we should be Muslim or not or ashamed. Vietnam just wanted the land. And even stole the Mekong Delta. Keep your mouth shut as that land doesn't belong to you, even if you were Nusantara. Islam made us great and they hated it. So they pushed south. Too bad there are still Cham Muslims and Cham still alive. Like some of us. To tell our story. Bunch of islamophobia, keep quiet as you aren't Cham. Sorry we messed up your "famous" kingdom. We ruled south china sea.

    • @gold-toponym
      @gold-toponym 3 года назад +6

      Also. HAHAHA major islamophobia! We Cham and Aceh brought Islam to your country and made it diverse as it is today. Also Islam had helped to keep the Cham identity intact and so that we could become stronger. This proved that we didn't need a country to exist. And now Malays and Indo can find out who we our because of our Austronesian connection! We wear baju, sarong, hijab, speak Cham, which sounds like Basa Jawa, and similar to Bahasa Melayu.
      Even the Khmer accepted them and allowed them to live in the land after Viet conquest and genocide. And we live in peace. I'm a Cham and ethnic Khmer.
      So away with your disgusting nationalism that plagues you from colonialism. That's why you still fight with Malaysia.
      Even Aceh now have some Cham DNA as everyone else knows.
      So stop with this nonsense and try uniting with the rest of Austronesians as we have more in common than what the Dutch and British and French gave us. Beautiful with more diversity than opposite. If Muslims aren't good to you it's not their religion, it's them.

    • @harryrinaldi2812
      @harryrinaldi2812 2 года назад +3

      @@gold-toponym dont mind him. He is typical Javanese

    • @harry77998
      @harry77998 2 года назад +1

      @Brain Nguyen yes that pirate living in better place with their austronesian brother indonesia , malaysia , brunei , Philiphine and singapore .. poor Dai-Viet begging for austronesian mercy in 70s !

    • @bramantyoprahoro7284
      @bramantyoprahoro7284 Год назад

      You are reading Dutch-made fabricated "history" too much, kid. Raden Patah assisted his Majapahit father to clamp down anti-royal rebels. It is people like you who always hate Islam and people of Arab origin as scapegoats for Indonesia's misfortunes.

  • @Bozo-y5h
    @Bozo-y5h Месяц назад +1

    In dbs🤣

  • @mr.villapando
    @mr.villapando 5 лет назад +1

    please sana ma notice mo ko about sa Maharlika Kingdom existence..

    • @gimyuwon
      @gimyuwon 3 года назад

      Walang Maharlika lol

    • @lakas_tama
      @lakas_tama Год назад

      Wag kang maniwala sa chismis hindi totoo yan

  • @kevin_s7
    @kevin_s7 3 года назад +1

    Is Syarif Abdullah Umdatuddin the first Champa king?
    id.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syarif_Abdullah_Umdatuddin
    You have to translate the page into Indonesian language

    • @IM_Nothing00
      @IM_Nothing00 3 года назад +3

      Champa name was given by champa king not muslim r u out of this qorld

  • @nagawahyudi
    @nagawahyudi 4 года назад +1

    becouse of campa woman ... majapahit doomed finishh

  • @supremekhmer6596
    @supremekhmer6596 5 лет назад +5

    Funan was Khmer not Malay.

    • @jenniferbator909
      @jenniferbator909 5 лет назад +1

      Cham people just ran away after their kingdom was collapsed. Funan was a part of Khmer kingdom but after that it became nation itself later on

    • @supremekhmer6596
      @supremekhmer6596 5 лет назад +1

      @@jenniferbator909 What are you talking about? There are firm evidence found in stone inscription written in Khmer language that the Funanese people was Khmer and the people spoke Khmer. The Khmer Funan created the first South East asian written language to ever used. There is no Malay language found in Funan Empire only Khmer language. After Funan decline the Chenla of Khmer just took over and reunited the lost territory and expand further and stronger than before.

    • @lukmanlukman-my1se
      @lukmanlukman-my1se 5 лет назад +4

      @@supremekhmer6596 You are right, Funan is not Malay but Champa is a part of Malays anyway Champa had good relitionship with the Khmer empires in ancient time eventhogh their fighting among them one in a while. Khmer, Cham and the Mon is a big family which ia live together in Southeast Asia mainland for thousands of year.

    • @mongolchiuud8931
      @mongolchiuud8931 5 лет назад

      @@supremekhmer6596 Funan is the modern Chinese mandarin reading of old Chinese name for the Khmer Kingdom. Funan is literally the Chinese pronounction of "Phnom" meaning Capital City in old khmer language. lol and is etymological related to the name of the modern cambodian capital city of Phnom Penn lol

    • @bobbyo3867
      @bobbyo3867 4 года назад +2

      Jennifer Bator dai viets emperor was committing genocide so they had to leave. When the Chinese ruled the Vietnamese for over one thousand years they never purposely tried to wipe out their population.

  • @doveme3074
    @doveme3074 5 лет назад +1

    Maharlika kingdom plss

  • @longdang1119
    @longdang1119 3 года назад +1

    Vietnam could have also disappeared like that if she didn't survive China dominance.
    It's just history.
    Vietnam survived. Champa didn't.

    • @eightfoottallman
      @eightfoottallman 3 года назад

      many cham descendants or cham people are still alive today, there just aren't very many of us now

    • @みか-m6o
      @みか-m6o 3 года назад

      @@eightfoottallman true

  • @IM_Nothing00
    @IM_Nothing00 3 года назад +2

    I dont know the champa people r still hindus cause after champa king muslims invaded it🤔

    • @persianimmortal2869
      @persianimmortal2869 3 года назад +4

      Champa converted to Islam

    • @dudemevill1699
      @dudemevill1699 3 года назад +1

      They were like buddhist and hindu but mostly hindu but islam was dominating all of religion in the malay archipelago.

    • @persianimmortal2869
      @persianimmortal2869 3 года назад

      @@dudemevill1699 that's not Malay
      Champa people are muslim tribe mostly found in Cambodia and some in Vietnam
      Got it

    • @gold-toponym
      @gold-toponym 3 года назад +1

      There are some Hindus still. Shut up with your prejudices as Cham are not solely meant to be Hindu.

    • @gold-toponym
      @gold-toponym 3 года назад +4

      @@persianimmortal2869 Cham are a type of Malay. We are called Austronesians. Part of the Malay branch. Nusantara is the term for the outer islands or just all of the western Austronesian places. Cham are just like the rest of malays. Jawa Terrengganu, Rejang, Minangkabau, Malaysian Melayu, Brunei, Filipino.
      And they speak Austronesian languages. They aren't Khmer, aren't "Vietnamese", or these "Aceh or sumatran colonies"

  • @vn_loc7316
    @vn_loc7316 Год назад

    Everyone came from Africa 🤣

  • @ingkangsae869
    @ingkangsae869 3 года назад

    Champa part of java/singasari-majapahit empire

    • @bramantyoprahoro7284
      @bramantyoprahoro7284 Год назад +1

      Champa hasn't been part of Singasari and Majapahit territory but an ally served as buffer zone from the Mongol invaders.

    • @ZairatulIshaak
      @ZairatulIshaak Год назад +2

      They are not part of javanese,but they share the same ancestors.Aceh and champa are more relate than javanese in java island.

    • @muhammadridhouddin8998
      @muhammadridhouddin8998 Год назад

      Do not claim it was indeprndent di not under any powet whay u just claim snythin just look st history it a shame

  • @OniMishima
    @OniMishima 2 года назад +1

    Ever notice how arrogantly proud Filipinos are, and yet they don’t even know their true ethnic & ancestral origin. This youtuber had to insert “Philippines” at least 3-5 times even though this video was discussing Champa.

    • @KirbyAraullo
      @KirbyAraullo  2 года назад +6

      I'm sorry you feel that way. But just to clarify, the vast majority of my audience are Filipinos (over 80% as of today) and unfortunately, Champa is not a subject many Filipinos are aware of.
      So it's only natural for me to insert some references to the Philippines (based on historical records and years of research) so that they can relate and be educated about the deeper connections between Champa and the islands we now call the Philippines.
      The purpose of this video is educate my audience about Champa and the interconnected histories and cultures of Southeast Asia (which includes the Philippines). As far as I know, I did my part in educating more people about the history of Champa that has sadly been neglected in the mainstream narrative of history.

    • @migspeculates
      @migspeculates 7 месяцев назад

      you are not the target audience so get out. we are and so does the author.

  • @OniMishima
    @OniMishima 3 года назад

    Why do you keep snapping your fingers. It’s annoying. Sthap.

  • @NguyenHung-dy4ju
    @NguyenHung-dy4ju Год назад

    American be like ok . Where it red skin people