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...ty of Mingzhou in [[1296]]/2, setting sail on 2/20. The embassy arrived in Champa on 3/15, finally making their way to Cambodia in the seventh month (autumn)

...ly]] of merchants, who held a [[shuinsen|red seal license]] for trade in [[Champa]].

*The newly-established [[Ming Dynasty]] sends envoys to Korea, Japan, [[Champa]], [[Java]], and elsewhere in Southeast Asia requesting that they enter int

...[[Cham people]] constituted the south. While Japanese were active in both Champa and Tonkin in the 1590s-1630s, it was the Japanese community of Hoi An, the

...and was the chief center where [[tribute]] missions from [[Srivijaya]], [[Champa]], [[Angkor]], and various other Southeast Asian polities entered China. Qu

...ore quickly, allowing for a shorter growing season, were introduced from [[Champa]] and their use spread quickly. The population then declined in the Yuan Dy

*A brawl between Japanese and Portuguese in [[Champa]] leads to a diplomatic incident, and to the sinking of the Portuguese ship

...hile the Trinh retained control of the north, and the separate polity of [[Champa]] remained in the south, for the next 170 years.

Quang Nam began to expand southward into [[Champa|Cham]] territory as early as the 1610s. Keith Taylor identifies the rhetori

...d Vietnamese cultural distance and differentiation from China, embracing [[Champa|Cham]] & other Southeast Asian influences, and taking a hostile stance agai The [[Mongol Empire]] may have established a colony of some sort in Champa in the 1290s or so, but it was embattled; a mission had to be sent in [[129

...East and Southeast Asian polities, including Korea, Japan, Ryûkyû, Annam, Champa, Cambodia, Thailand, and Java.