Latest Contributing Articles
Oct 29, 2009
Where is Shangri-La? Shambala, Tibet, and the Mystery of the Kalachakra
In: South Asian History
By: Holly Beth Anderle
Oct 20, 2009
The Foreign Powers Involved in the Korean War: The Involvement of the USA, the USSR and China in the Korean War
In: East Asian History
By: Rich Ward
Oct 11, 2009
Fatehpur Sikri Abandoned City in Northern India: Capital City of Akbar the Great
In: Indian History
By: Tom Wolsey
Oct 4, 2009
Legendary Samurai Warrior Miyamoto Musashi: Famed Japanese Swordsman and Philosopher
In: Japanese History
By: Hari Navarro
Sep 26, 2009
Indian Nationalism,1915 & India in World War II: Revolt in British Indian Army in World War I & Details of Free India
In: Indian History
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
Sep 23, 2009
Subhash Chandra Bose and India - World War II: Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and Secret Indian Army for Nazi Germany
In: Indian History
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
Sep 20, 2009
Indian Independence - Lord Mountbatten too Late: Viceroy Mountbatten Appointment does not Halt Violence in the Punjab
In: Indian History
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
Sep 19, 2009
Independent India and Pakistan, 1947: British India Devolves Power and Breaks up the British Empire
In: Indian History
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
Sep 18, 2009
India and Pakistan - Move to Independence: Collapse of Empire, Bankrupt Britain Devolves Power to Indians 1947
In: Indian History
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
Sep 17, 2009
British India, Divide and Rule Tactic: Artificial Divisions in Indian Society leading to communal violence
In: Indian History
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
Sep 17, 2009
British India, Creator of Indian Caste System? Divisions in Indian Society Were Artificially Constructed by British
In: Indian History
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
Sep 13, 2009
British India and The Sepoy Mutiny of 1857: Was this a Rebellion or the First Indian War of Independence?
In: Indian History
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
Sep 13, 2009
Mahatma Gandhi Spiritual Leader to India: Was Gandhi a Saint to People of India or Did he Delay Independence
In: Indian History
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
Sep 11, 2009
Lord Curzon of India - Preserver of Taj Mahal: Viceroy Curzon from the Book High Noon of Empire, History of India
In: Indian History
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
May 22, 2009
Early People in Southeast Asia: A Story of Pithecanthropus, Veddoids, and Austronesians
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Anne Hamre
May 7, 2009
Lady on the River: A Brief History of Chiang Mai
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Annette O'Neil
Apr 18, 2009
Japan's Denial of The Rape of Nanking: Japan's Attempts to Erase the History of the Nanking Massacre
In: Japanese History
By: Ronald Smith
Apr 15, 2009
Geography of Southeast Asia: Mountains, Rainforest, and Rivers and Oceans Form a Unique Region
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Anne Hamre
Apr 14, 2009
Sir Stamford Raffles, Ideal British Imperialist: Raffles Left More Than His Namesake On The Malay Peninsula
In: South Asian History
By: James Ellsworth
Mar 31, 2009
Imelda Marcos's Obsessions: Marcos's Desires for Beauty and Power
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Lisa Sanderson
Mar 17, 2009
Singapore Readily Remembers WWII Sacrifices: Japan's Southeast Asian Conquest Meant The British Colony Suffered
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: James Ellsworth
Mar 15, 2009
Vietnam's Path to Independence: Another Southeast Asian Nation Sheds Colonial Rule
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Jing Heng Fong
Mar 13, 2009
Impact of Japanese Occupation in the Philippines: Considering Effects of World War II on Post-Colonial Philippines
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Jing Heng Fong
Mar 12, 2009
Tracing the Rise of Nationalism in Indonesia: An Important Period of Indonesian History
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Jing Heng Fong
Mar 7, 2009
Direct and Indirect Rule in Southeast Asia: Definitions and Significance of Colonialist Ruling Methods
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Jing Heng Fong
Mar 7, 2009
The Importance of Southeast Asian History: Benefits of A Sound Knowledge of Chronological Developments
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Jing Heng Fong
Mar 7, 2009
Common Factors in Southeast Asian Development: Shared Experiences of Southeast Asian Nations
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Jing Heng Fong
Mar 6, 2009
Diversity in Southeast Asian History: Beginning to Understanding Southeast Asia Through Its Differences
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Jing Heng Fong
Jan 17, 2009
French Exploration of the Mekong River: The de Lagree and Garnier Expedition 1866-1868
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Paris Franz
Dec 30, 2008
Islam in India: The advent of Islam and how it became popular in India.
In: Indian History
By: Sandhya Sayani
Dec 26, 2008
Asia Remembers 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami: Millions Mourn in Remembrance of the Worst Tsunami in Human History
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Liam Taylor
Dec 17, 2008
The Rise and Decline of Buddhism in India: History of Buddhism in India, 5th Century BC to Present
In: Indian History
By: Sandhya Sayani
Nov 27, 2008
Partition of Bengal 1905: History of the Partition of Bengal Under British Rule, 1905 to 1911.
In: Indian History
By: Niki Seth-Smith
Oct 24, 2008
India in Sri Lankan War: History of India's Involvement with Tamil Tigers
In: Indian History
By: Niki Seth-Smith
Sep 24, 2008
Religion And The Indian Economy: How Economic Development In India Was Related To Religion
In: Indian History
By: Barry Vale
Sep 4, 2008
BNH Bangkok's First Hospital: Bangkok Nursing Home or the BNH Hospital's Proud Tradition of Caring
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: John Howe
Aug 6, 2008
Moro Rebellion in the Philippines: US Policy Led to Dispute Between Muslims, Philippine Government
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Benjamin D Kritz
Jul 18, 2008
Lifestyle and History of the Geisha: From Kako, the First Geisha to Today's Geisha in Kyoto and Anime
In: Japanese History
By: Megan Winkler
Jul 16, 2008
Causes of the Indian War of Independence: The Causes of the Sepoy Mutiny and the Events Leading to it
In: Indian History
By: Arnav Das Sharma
Jul 4, 2008
A Brief History of Laos: A Timeline From the Kingdom of Lan Xang to the Lao PDR
In: East Asian History
By: Vincent Gagnon-Lefebvre
Jul 2, 2008
The Bataan Death March: The Beast of Bataan Blamed for Atrocities in Philippines
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: Jim Osborn
May 18, 2008
Japanese Religion: 1868 to 1945: Religious Currents in Japan to the End of World War II
In: Japanese History
By: Simon August Thalmann
Apr 18, 2008
Japanese Religious History: Religion in Tokugawa and Meiji Japan
In: Japanese History
By: Simon August Thalmann
Apr 15, 2008
Japanese Buddhism: The Heian Period: Tendai and Shingon
In: Japanese History
By: Simon August Thalmann
Apr 15, 2008
Early Japanese Religion: Confucianism, Taoism and Folk Religion
In: Japanese History
By: Simon August Thalmann
Apr 7, 2008
The Ho Chi Minh Enigma: Mysteries Surround Vietnam's Great Freedom Fighter
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: John Walsh
Apr 3, 2008
Ang Yi: Chinese Secret Societies in Siam
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: John Walsh
Mar 31, 2008
Why did Japan go to War? Japanese Imperialism during World War II
In: Japanese History
By: Jim Osborn
Mar 30, 2008
The Chinese in Southeast Asia: Generations Migrate for a Better Life
In: SE Asian History (general)
By: John Walsh
Mar 20, 2008
Megasthenes: Greek Emissary to the Mauryan Empire
In: South Asian History
By: John Walsh
Mar 20, 2008
Khalistan Movement History: An Independence Movement and its Impact on History
In: South Asian History
By: Robert O'Connor
Feb 20, 2008
Samurai Women Warriors: Breaking Through Barriers
In: Japanese History
By: Megan Winkler
Feb 14, 2008
Migrant Workers: The Voluntary and Involuntary Movement of People
In: SE Asian History
By: John Walsh
Jan 31, 2008
Creation of the Thai Working Class: Class Structure In Siam and Thailand
In: SE Asian History
By: John Walsh
Jan 22, 2008
The Communist Party of Thailand: Attempted Insurrection in Siam Suppressed
In: SE Asian History
By: John Walsh
Jan 9, 2008
Royal Consecration: Becoming a King in Ancient India
In: SE Asian History
By: John Walsh
Jan 7, 2008
Jainism: An ancient religion of India
In: SE Asian History
By: Jerome Jayanth
Jan 2, 2008
The Mongol Destruction of Georgia: A Christian Nation Overrun by Steppe Invaders
In: SE Asian History
By: John Walsh
Dec 27, 2007
Rubber Plantations of Cambodia: The economic transformation of a nation
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Dec 20, 2007
Kali's Killers: The Truth about the Thugs
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
Dec 11, 2007
The Thugs: The Myths of the Cult of Kali
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
Dec 6, 2007
Eating Habits in Ancient India: What Did People Eat in Ancient India?
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
Nov 27, 2007
History of Angkor Wat: An Ancient City of Temples in the Cambodian Jungle
In: South Asian History
By: Terri Paajanen
Nov 14, 2007
The Caste System in Ancient India: Brahmans, Ksatriyas, Vaisyas and Sudras
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
Nov 1, 2007
Magic in Ancient India: Monsters, Ghosts and Vampires in the Imagination
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
Oct 23, 2007
Funerals in Ancient India: Priests, Demons and Widows Entering the Pyre
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
Oct 16, 2007
Pramoedya Ananta Toer: The Greatest Modern Writer of Indonesia
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Oct 13, 2007
The Dutch Empire: The Establishment of the Netherlands Indies
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Oct 12, 2007
Slavery in Ancient India: Greek, African, Criminal and Volunteer Slaves
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
Oct 11, 2007
Nguyen Trai: Mistreated Hero of Vietnam
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Oct 3, 2007
Khun Sa: Druglord, Warlord, Criminal Mastermind
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Oct 2, 2007
ASEAN: The Association of Southeast Asian Nations
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Sep 30, 2007
The Shwe Dagon Pagoda: The Centre of Buddhist Religion in Burma
In: SE Asian History
By: John Walsh
Sep 28, 2007
Different Not Quite Equal: The Status of Thai Women
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Sep 27, 2007
Earliest Tibet: What Was the Origin of King Dri Gum Btsanpo?
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Sep 26, 2007
Kedah: Northern Malaysian Crossroads
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Sep 25, 2007
Life in the Royal Harem: The Women of Ancient India's Kings
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
Sep 24, 2007
Pridi: The Revolutionary Leader of Thailand
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Sep 16, 2007
The Battle of Chakirmaut: Genghis Khan Conquers Mongolia
In: SE Asian History
By: John Walsh
Aug 7, 2007
The Tram Girls of Hiroshima: Teenage Women Who Sacrificed Their Youth to Save a City
In: Japanese History
By: Frank W. Hardy
Jul 21, 2007
The Yurt: THe Splendid Tents of the Mongols
In: SE Asian History
By: John Walsh
Jul 1, 2007
The Partition of Bengal: Divide and Rule in the British Empire
In: South Asian History
By: John Walsh
Jun 27, 2007
Douglas MacArthur in Japan: The Origins of Japan, Inc.
In: Japanese History
By: Michael C. McHugh
Jun 22, 2007
Modern Nepal: The Domination of the Gurkhas
In: South Asian History
By: John Walsh
Jun 14, 2007
Women's Status in Southeast Asia: How Women Have Fared in History
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Jun 13, 2007
The Japanese Village in Ayutthaya: Overseas Japanese in the Seventeenth Century
In: Japanese History
By: John Walsh
Jun 6, 2007
The Kirghiz: A Scandinavian State on the Borders of China
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Jun 6, 2007
Dakini: Sensual Dancers of Divinity
In: SE Asian History
By: John Walsh
Jun 1, 2007
Singapore in World War One: The 1915 Indian Mutiny
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
May 25, 2007
Krishna's Dialogue of the Soul: The Wisdom of the Bhagavad-Gita
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
May 22, 2007
Early Trade and the Malay Peninsul: How Commercial Effects Led to the Formation of Modern States
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
May 21, 2007
Western Xia: Caravaneers, Cattle-Breeders and Empire-Builders
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
May 13, 2007
Bengal: An Introdcution to the Land of Bengal
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
May 12, 2007
Japanese Tea Ceremony: Steeped in history, traditions survive into modern society
In: Japanese History
By: Lyn Michaud
Apr 25, 2007
Samurai: Japanese Honor, Tradition: Evolution, Virtues, and Life of the Stoic Japanese Samurai
In: Japanese History
By: Steve DeVault
Apr 24, 2007
Pregnancy in Ancient India: Protecting Mother and Baby until Childbirth
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
Apr 19, 2007
Manila: From Small Muslim Trading Settlement to Major Metropolis
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Apr 19, 2007
All Men Are My Children: The Mighty Indian Emperor Asoka
In: Indian History
By: John Walsh
Apr 8, 2007
Nicola di Conti of Venice: Lascivious Enhancements in Medieval Burma
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
Apr 5, 2007
Cannibals in the South Seas: How Cannibalism Was Practised in Sumatra and the Islands
In: East Asian History
By: John Walsh
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