セデスのスリヴィジャヤ＝パレンバン説を覆し、壮大なスケールのアジア古代史を再現。アジア各国の歴史研究者に圧倒的人気を誇る鈴木峻氏の最新作です。 1. Funan 1-1 Early History of Funan （扶南） 　1-1-1 On-land trade route from the Lower Burma to Oc Eo 　1-1-2 Trans-peninsula route after Fan Man’s conquest 　1-1-3 The Meaning of Indianization 1-2 Religion 1-3 Funan regime 　1-3-1 East-West Trade 　1-3-2 Si Thep 2. Shi-li-fo-shi （Srivijaya） 2-1 Shi-li-fo-shi was located in the Malay Peninsula 2-2 Marine-route of Jia Dan （賈耽） 2-3 Java（ 闍婆） often meant the Malay Peninsula before the Song times 2-4 A Short History of Srivijaya 2-5 Disappearnce of Funan and the establishment of Shi-li-fo-shi 2-6 Tributary states to China, around the Malay Peninsula 　2-6-1 Langkasuka（ 狼牙須國） 　2-6-2 Dvaravati（ 堕和羅鉢底） 　2-6-3 Kan-da-li（ 干陀利）, Chi-tu（ 赤土） and Srivijaya（ 室利佛逝） 　2-6-4 Funan ⇒ Shi-li-fo-shi ⇒ Sailendra ⇒ San-fo-chi（ 三佛斉） 2-7 Disappearance of Shi-li-fo-shi and emergence of Sailendra 　2-7-1 Ligor Inscription 2-8 Sailendra Dynasty 2-9 San-fo-chi （三佛斉） 　2-9-1 Function of San-fo-chi（ 三佛斉） 　2-9-2 Chola’s invasion （1025-1080?） and its influence Conclusion 3. Chenla and Pre-Angkor Kingdom 3-1 Origin of Chenla and Funan 3-2 Si Thep as the original base of Chenla 3-3 Pre-Angkor Kingdom 　3-3-1 Isanavarman 　3-3-2 Adhyapura family 　3-3-3 Jayavarman I and decline of Pre-Angkor 　3-3-4 Division of Chenla 　3-3-5 Tributary missions of Chenla 3-4 The end of Pre-Angkor （Chenla） 3-5 Theoretical problem of Michael Vickery 　3-5-1 Michael Vickery criticizes Coedès 　3-5-2 Michael Vickery’s misunderstanding 3-6 Summary of the History of Chenla Table1 Chenla Kings 4. Angkor Dynasty 4-1 Srivijaya group proceeded to Cambodia 4-2 Jayavarman II 　4-2-1 Jayavarman II conquered Cambodia 　4-2-2 Jayavarman II’s capital of Roluos 4-3 Yasovarman’s Inscription of Práh Thãt Khtom 4-4 From Roluos to Angkor district 　4-4-1 Yasovarman transferred capital to Angkor 　4-4-2 Jayavarman IV transferred capital to Koh Ker 4-5 Rajendravarman II and Jayavarman V 4-6 Suryavarman I 　4-6-1 Influence of Srivijaya through Thambralinga and Lopburi 　4-6-2 After Suryavarman I 4-7 The Mahindrapura Dynasty 　4-7-1 Hiranyanavarman group, from the north of the Dangrek Range 　4-7-2 Suryavarman II 4-8 Jayavarman VII 4-9 Decline of the Angkor Dynasty Table2 Angkor Kings 5. History of Champa General Aspect of the history of Champa 5-1 The Inscriptions of Champa The oldest inscription; Vo Canh inscription 　5-1-1 Distribution of Inscriptions by M. Vickery 5-2 Three Stages of Champa History Lin-yi, Huan Wang, and Champa 　5-2-1 Lin-yi（林邑） 　5-2-2 Huan Wang （環王） 　5-2-3 Champa-Zhangcheng（占城） 5-3 Early relation with China. War and Tributary missions 　5-3-1 Tributes of Lin-yi before the Tang Times 　5-3-2 Relation with Tang 　5-3-3 Srivijaya’s invasion 5-4 Dong Duong Dynasty 　5-4-1 Champa’s missions to Song 5-5 Vijaya Kingdom 　5-5-1 Vijaya’s tribute to Song 　5-5-2 Confusion of Champa and Jayavarman VII About the Author Appendix List of tributary countries Bibliography Index Chronology