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What is a difference between the mandalas of early Southeast Asia and territorial states elsewhere in the world?(1 point)ResponsesTerritorial states are strictly based on culture, not politics.Territorial states are strictly based on culture, not politics.Mandalas did not have defined borders.Mandalas did not have defined borders.Mandalas are not related to economic influenceMandalas are not related to economic influenceMandalas cannot be defined culturallyMandalas cannot be defined culturallySkip to navigation
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Mandalas did not have defined borders.
Explanation: Early Southeast Asian mandalas were kinship/tributary networks with overlapping, fluid spheres of influence centered on rulers, unlike territorial states elsewhere that claimed fixed, clearly demarcated boundaries.
Explanation: Early Southeast Asian mandalas were kinship/tributary networks with overlapping, fluid spheres of influence centered on rulers, unlike territorial states elsewhere that claimed fixed, clearly demarcated boundaries.
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