Map of Southeast Asia.
Southeast Asia was a region on the Asian continent on Earth, generally defined as including the nation-states of Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Burma, Thailand, and others. The 1959-1975 conflict known as the Vietnam War was fought across Southeast Asia, beyond Vietnam's political borders.
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The Khanate, Pan-Asian Resistance, and Maltuvisland on a Eugenics Wars map in 1996.
Southeast Asia saw significant military action during the Eugenics Wars. India was the seat of power for the Khanate, the Augment nation ruled by Khan Noonien Singh in the 1990s. Other Southeast Asian nations in the Khanate included Pakistan, Nepal, and Bangladesh. Khan's ally Bernard Maltuvis ruled Maltuvisland, composed of Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Sri Lanko, Thailand, and Vietnam, as well as New Guinea, the Philippines, and Australia.
In 1996, Maltuvis betrayed Khan, sending military forces from Australia and Thailand to invade India. However, Khan's forces defeated them, and he retaliated by killing Maltuvis and conquering Maltuvisland. (TOS - Khan comic: "Issue 3")
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| continents and subcontinents | Africa • Antarctica • Asia • Atlantis Project • Australia • Europe • North America • South America | 
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| islands and archipelagos | Atlantis • Cuba • Easter Island • Gravett Island • Great Britain • Greenland • Hawaii (Maui • Kanaha Rock • Molokai • Moku-Ho'Oniki) • Iceland • Îlse de la Cité • Ireland • Jamaica • Japan • Madagascar • New Guinea • New Zealand • Norfolk Island • Okinawa • Pitcairn • Puerto Rico • Rapa Nui • Solomon Islands • Sri Lanka • Tasmania • Trinidad | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
External link[]
- Southeast Asia article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.