Caption
Autonomous States and Colonies in Southeast Asia 1792-1860
Summary
In this map Southeast Asian countries are color-keyed according to the existing political divisions during the era of European imperialism.
Legend indicates:
- Spanish possessions
- Portuguese possessions
- Dutch possessions in 17th century
- Dutch acquisitions to 1860
- British possessions and acquisitions to 1860
- Date of acquisition or period of possession
- Chakri Siam and its area of influence:
- Lao-speaking area
- Khmer-speaking area
- Malay Muslim area
- Malay states under Siamese suzerainty
- Shan area
- Nguyen Vietnam and its area of influence:
- post-1802 Nguyen Vietnam
- Lao-speaking area
- Other areas:
- predominantly Muslim area of Spanish Philippines
- area of Sulu suzerainty
- area of Brunei influence to 1846
- area of Brooke rule from 1846
Source
Oxford Atlas of World History, Oxford University Press, 2002. General Editor Patrick K. O’Brien.
Chapter 4. The Age of Revolutions: “Southeast Asia in the Age of Imperialism,” page 196.
Copyright
Map copyright © Philip’s, a division of Octopus Publishing Ltd. Source: Philip’s Atlas of World History.
Used under license from Octopus Publishing Group.
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