Long before Malacca or the tin mines of Kuala Lumpur, a maritime empire dominated the Straits of Malacca. This episode of The Story of Malaysia dives into the forgotten history of Srivijaya—the Buddhist thalassocracy centered in Palembang that controlled trade between India and China from the 7th to the 11th centuries. Lucas and Luna explore the empire's rise under the Sailendra dynasty, its golden age under Sri Maharaja, and its mysterious decline. They discuss the Kedukan Bukit inscription, the role of the Orang Laut as sea nomads, the temple complex of Muara Takus, and Srivijaya's complex relationship with the Chola Empire. Why did such a powerful kingdom vanish from historical memory? And how did its legacy shape later Malay states? Tune in for a deep dive into one of Southeast Asia's greatest lost empires.
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