Timeline of Southeast Asia

3700 BCE: Dekan Run Culture spreads from Yunnan into the Region.

2500 BCE: Rice cultivation becomes widespread into Indonesia around this Period.

2200 BCE: Melanesian populations had declined and only were dominate in OTL New Guinea by this time.

1800 BCE: Old Dess Culture breaks off and becomes the major group in OTL Cambodia, Laos and Thailand.

1200 BCE: First Records of the Jareitan Kingdom in OTL Malaysia.

1034 BCE: The Jareitan Kingdom reaches it`s maximum extent, reaching into Burma.

1022 BCE: The Kingdom of Deschan is founded on the Chao Phraya river.

1000 BCE: Citystates form in Northern Sumatra.

962 BCE: The Jareitan Kingdon looses its control over Southern Thailand, its control is replaced by the Deschan Kingom.

816 BCE: The First Reitan War Occurs between Jareitan Kingdom and the Deschan Kingdom.

800 BCE: Kalingtan emerges as the strongest power in Sumatra.

781 BCE: The Second Reitan War occurs, Kalingtan destorys the last power the Jareitan kingdom had in the region.

750 BCE: States emerge in Southern Vietnam.

612 BCE: End of the Jareitan Kingdom.

567 BCE: King Uutafutaji of Mashariki`s Fleet Reaches Daschan, but the Daschan King refuses there entrance, resulting in a battle where the Indians win.