The earliest recorded Indianized kingdom of mainland Southeast Asia, dominating the lower Mekong delta through maritime trade and Hindu-Buddhist court culture.
Conquered and absorbed by its former vassal Chenla (Zhenla) around 550–628 CE, with Bhavavarman I beginning the annexation c. 550 CE and his successor Ishanavarman completing the conquest of Funan's territories by 612–628 CE.
The atlas holds 2 border frames for Funan — the shape you scrub through changes in 50 · 550.
The foundational scholarly survey that defines Funan's place in early Southeast Asian civilization.
The current standard one-volume regional history covering Funan, the Khmer Empire, Pagan, and the Thai kingdoms in their long context.