Explore the profound influence of the Vedic civilization on Southeast Asia, with a special focus on Manipur, in this scholarly work by Maheshsana Rajkumar. Delving into the late Vedic period (1100-500 BCE), the book examines the imprint of the Sramanas, Kshatriyas, and Brahmanas, the possessors of the Vedas, on the region. It traces the ancient Manipuri land route that served as a gateway from mainland India to Southeast Asia, facilitating the spread of Buddhism into Myanmar (Burma), Tai polity, and the religious syncretism of dual worship of traditional Meitei Gods and Hindu Gods. With insights into the region's history, this well-researched tome offers a comprehensive understanding of the Vedic imprint in Southeast Asia.