Funan Kingdom (1st–6th centuries AD

Funan Kingdom (1st–6th centuries AD)
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Funan was the most important region of Indo–China and became highly successful in trade during the 1st through 6th centuries. The Funan Kingdom was influenced by India, through trading and religion. The coinage used during that period bears marks symbolizing the monarchy and the religion, these were mostly flat and round coins made from silver. These coins display, on one side, a half sun spreading rays between two rows of fish eggs. The opposite side carries, in a central position, the Sriwatsa design that represents Phra Narai in accordance with the Brahmin religion, with Bandoh, a small Brahmin ceremonial drum, in one corner; and the Swastika, a symbol that represents good-luck, in the other. At the top of each coin the sign of the sun and the moon appear.

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Funan Kingdom (1st–6th centuries AD)Fu nan jpg.Funan was the most important region of Indo–China and became highly successful in trade during the 1st through 6th centuries. The Funan Kingdom was influenced by India, through trading and religion. The coinage used during that period bears marks symbolizing the monarchy and the religion, these were mostly flat and round coins made from silver. These coins display, on one side, a half sun spreading rays between two rows of fish eggs. The opposite side carries, in a central position, the Sriwatsa design that represents Phra Narai in accordance with the Brahmin religion, with Bandoh, a small Brahmin ceremonial drum, in one corner; and the Swastika, a symbol that represents good-luck, in the other. At the top of each coin the sign of the sun and the moon appear.

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Funan Kingdom (1st-6th centuries AD)
Funan. jpg Funan was The Most important of Indo-China region and highly Became Successful in Trade during 1st Through The 6th centuries. The Funan Kingdom was influenced by India, Through Trading and religion. The coinage used during that period bears marks symbolizing the monarchy and the religion, these were mostly flat and round coins made ​​from silver. These coins display, on one side, a half sun spreading rays between two rows of fish eggs. The opposite side carries. , in a central position, the Sriwatsa design that represents Phra Narai in accordance with the Brahmin religion, with Bandoh, a small Brahmin ceremonial drum, in one corner; and the Swastika, a symbol that represents good-luck, in the other. At. the top of each coin the sign of the sun and the moon appear.

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Funan Kingdom (1st - 6th centuries AD)


Funan Funan. JPG was the most important region of Indo - China and became highly successful. In trade during the 1st through 6th centuries. The Funan Kingdom was influenced by India through trading, and religion.? The coinage used during that period bears marks symbolizing the monarchy and, the religionThese were mostly flat and round coins made from silver. These coins display on side, one, half a sun spreading rays between. Two rows of fish eggs. The opposite side carries in a, central position the Sriwatsa, design that represents Phra Narai. In accordance with the religion Brahmin, Bandoh with, small a Brahmin, ceremonial drum in one corner; and, the SwastikaA symbol that, represents good-luck in the other. At the top of each coin the sign of the sun and the moon appear.