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I don't understand why Phillippines claim that Zabag or Sanfotsi was located in the Phillippines. Cite the source please, because its already well established that Zabag or Sanfotsi was none other than Srivijaya empire in Sumatra, Indonesia. Gunkarta ( talk) 16:57, 4 May 2009 (UTC)
Do we have any reference/s that Zabag is no longer considered to be theorized a part of the Philippines? Philippine idea was based upon the original authors of the Chinese accounts themselves. http://asiapacificuniverse.com/pkm/sanfotsizabag.htm Being in historical conflict doesn't mean we should believe on primary sources. First point of view is that it is in China, second is that it is in the Khmer lands (Cambodia) and the third is in the Philippines.-- The Wandering Traveler WIKIPROJECT UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT! 06:25, 22 May 2009 (UTC)
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I suggest this article should be merged with Javaka. As far as I've red from some Indonesian and International history books about ancient Indonesian Archipelago and Malay peninsula, "Zabag" and "Sribuza" (Srivijaya) was the name for the same kingdom according to Arabic sources. While "Javaka" is Sanskirt Indian spelling associated with "Javadvipa" or "Java". Also often associated with "Suvarnadvipa" (isle of gold). Most of historian agree that Zabag and Javaka is the same entity and refer to historic Srivijaya empire, why did this kingdom become separated Javaka (in Thailand project) and Zabag kingdom (in Philippines project). To serve each countries political-historic claims? ( Gunkarta ( talk) 17:00, 23 June 2010 (UTC))
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I don't understand why Phillippines claim that Zabag or Sanfotsi was located in the Phillippines. Cite the source please, because its already well established that Zabag or Sanfotsi was none other than Srivijaya empire in Sumatra, Indonesia. Gunkarta ( talk) 16:57, 4 May 2009 (UTC)
Do we have any reference/s that Zabag is no longer considered to be theorized a part of the Philippines? Philippine idea was based upon the original authors of the Chinese accounts themselves. http://asiapacificuniverse.com/pkm/sanfotsizabag.htm Being in historical conflict doesn't mean we should believe on primary sources. First point of view is that it is in China, second is that it is in the Khmer lands (Cambodia) and the third is in the Philippines.-- The Wandering Traveler WIKIPROJECT UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT! 06:25, 22 May 2009 (UTC)
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I suggest this article should be merged with Javaka. As far as I've red from some Indonesian and International history books about ancient Indonesian Archipelago and Malay peninsula, "Zabag" and "Sribuza" (Srivijaya) was the name for the same kingdom according to Arabic sources. While "Javaka" is Sanskirt Indian spelling associated with "Javadvipa" or "Java". Also often associated with "Suvarnadvipa" (isle of gold). Most of historian agree that Zabag and Javaka is the same entity and refer to historic Srivijaya empire, why did this kingdom become separated Javaka (in Thailand project) and Zabag kingdom (in Philippines project). To serve each countries political-historic claims? ( Gunkarta ( talk) 17:00, 23 June 2010 (UTC))