THE STATUES OF SURYA, DURYA AND HARIHARA OF FUNAN CULTURE IN THE PERIOD OF I-VIII CENTURY

Abstract

The content of the article is focused on analyzing artistic values through statue sculptures, showing the beauty and aesthetic value of Hindu gods that archaeologists have found in the Mekong Delta region, the Central of Thailand and Southern in Cambodia. Through the statues of the gods Surya, Durga, Harihara to analyze the forming tactics, the symbolic meaning plays an important role in the beliefs of religion and belief of the Funan residents in particular and Hindu in general. Thereby, seeing the movement and locomotion of shaping thinking through different regions. Reflecting the specificity and difference in Indian cultural and religious flows with regional countries.