- Book of Song as She-li Po-luo-ba-mo (舍利婆羅跋摩), the king of
Panhuang or
Pohuang (婆皇), who sent an
envoy to the Liu Song
court in 449-450 with
forty one...
-
records noted the
names of Akola, P'an P'an, Tun-Sun, Chieh-ch'a, Ch'ih-tu,
Pohuang, Lang-ya-xiu
among few. Upon the
fifth century AD,
these settlements had...
-
ancient Pahang, was
described in the Book of Song as
Pohuang or
Panhuang (婆皇). The king of
Pohuang, She-li Po-luo-ba-mo ('Sri Bhadravarman'), was recorded...
-
ancient Pahang, was
described in the Book of Song as
Pohuang or
Panhuang (婆皇). The king of
Pohuang, She-li- Po-luo-ba-mo ('Sri Bhadravarman') was recorded...
- Song,
which records two
consecutive envoys received from the
kingdom of '
Pohuang' (alternatively Panhuang)
between 449 and 457 CE.
There are at
least two...
- as
early as the
fifth century, when a
location referred to as
Pohuang (Dolang
Pohuang in some sources) sent
seven missions there.: 209 The Buddhist...
- and resupply. The
oldest known reference to
Pahang – as the
kingdom of '
Pohuang' (婆皇)- was
found in the Book of Song from the 5th
century CE. This polity...
