Cham period

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The Cham period refers to the historical era when the Cham people, an Austronesian ethnic group in central and southern Vietnam, flourished culturally and religiously, leaving a legacy of Hindu and Buddhist temples and art.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical era
period of Cham history
appliesTo Cham people NERFINISHED
associatedWithEthnicGroup Cham people NERFINISHED
associatedWithLanguageFamily Austronesian languages NERFINISHED
associatedWithPeople Cham people NERFINISHED
chronologicallyWithin early second millennium CE
first millennium CE
culturalInfluenceFrom Indian civilization
Indic religions
hasArchitecturalStyle Cham architecture NERFINISHED
hasArtStyle Cham art
hasCulturalAspect Buddhist culture
Hindu culture
hasReligiousTradition Buddhism NERFINISHED
Hinduism
heritageSiteExample Mỹ Sơn temple complex NERFINISHED
Po Klong Garai towers NERFINISHED
Po Nagar temple complex NERFINISHED
knownFor construction of temples
religious architecture
stone sculpture
temple art
legacyIncludes Buddhist temples
Hindu temples
religious sculptures
legacyPreservedIn archaeological sites in Vietnam
locatedIn Central Vietnam NERFINISHED
Southern Vietnam NERFINISHED
mainland Southeast Asia
partOf history of Vietnam
relatedTo Kingdom of Champa NERFINISHED

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Po Nagar temple complex era Cham period
this entity surface form: Champa period
Marble Mountains eraOfReligiousUse Cham period