India seen from the East: Indian and indigenous cults in Champa

Paul Mus

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'India Seen from the East' discusses the processes underlying the adoption of Indian religion and culture in Southeast Asia, focusing on the ancient kingdom or kingdoms of Champa. It has long been recognised by scholars as a vividly perceptive interpretation of the relationship between Indian and indigenous religious institutions in places where Indian culture has spread.

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