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Q: Bakit pinabagsak ni Magellan ang kaharian ng funan?
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When did Kingdom of Funan end?

Kingdom of Funan ended in 550.


What has the author Funan Lin written?

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Funan was established around the 1st century CE in mainland Southeast Asia, with its capital believed to be located in present-day Cambodia. It was a powerful kingdom that played a significant role in early Southeast Asian history until it eventually declined in the 6th century.


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