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South East Asia circa 1100 C.E. showing the approximate areas of control for the Dai-Viet (Vietnam), Champa, and Khmer Empires. Note: Control of the regions away from the coast of Vietnam was more nominal than real except along the Red River.

Created by CGlassey, based on maps found in DK Atlas of World History and the Times Atlas of World History.

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