Wikipedia:WikiProject Southeast Asia

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This WikiProject was formed to foster better articles on the countries of Southeast Asia and ASEAN with a spirit of cooperation.

Scope

The scope of this project is all articles which fall in the Category:Southeast Asian countries. We acknowledge up front that there may be other WikiProjects, both now and in the future, which deal directly with individual nations or areas within the above. We are grateful for their efforts, and will concentrate our own on those areas which are not covered by a currently existing project.

Goals

The goals of this project are to:

Requested articles

Brunei

Cambodia

  1. Tem Im
  2. Pok Thiem
  3. Cambodia-East Timor relations
  4. Cambodia-Laos Relations
  5. Battle of Prey Totung

Indonesia

Malaysia

  • Scouts movements in the states of Malaysia founders
  1. 1913 - Sabah, by Reverend Thomas Cecil Alexander in Sandakan. (See Here)
  2. 1915 - Penang, by H.R. Cheeseman of the Penang Free School
  3. 1915 - Sarawak, by Reverend Thomas Cecil Alexander in Kuching (active only from 1930 onwards). (See Here)
  4. 1922 - Kedah, by E.C. Hicks, E.A.G. Stuart, R.P.S. Walker and C.W. Bloomfield.
  5. 1926 - Perak, by I.R. Wheeler at Malay College Kuala Kangsar.
  6. 1926 - Melaka, by R. Brunstone in Malacca.
  7. 1926 - Negeri Sembilan, by R. Brunstone, Bird and Roger Smith.
  8. 1926 - Selangor, by Ameen Akbar.
  9. 1927 - Terengganu, by A.J. Gracle.
  10. 1927 - Kelantan, by Y.M. Tengku Ahmad Temenggong.
  11. 1928 - Johor, by H.R. Cheeseman in the English College (now Maktab Sultan Abu Bakar).
  12. 1931 - Perlis, by Bird and Roger Smith.
  13. Pahang, by G.M. Laidlow in Pekan, restored in 1927 by H.P. Hertslet

Myanmar

Philippines

Singapore

Thailand

Vietnam

  1. Tạ Văn Rục
  2. 27 missing articles for administrative divisions of Huế#Administrative divisions
  3. 28 blank articles in the List of non-governmental organizations in Vietnam
  4. 22 blank articles in the List of hospitals in Vietnam.
  5. Vietnamese Confucianism (equivalent to Korean Confucianism article)
  6. Ông đồ (specialist in writing Chinese characters)
  7. Mai Đà - District of Hòa Bình; mentioned at Viet Bac
  8. Hoa Long a village in the former Phuoc Tuy Province, now Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province.
  9. Trần Quang Hải, musician and son of Trần Văn Khê
  10. Cassia javanica (hoa đào, a flower used for Tet in northern Vietnam) -- or is it Prunus persica, the peach? It seems that Vietnamese use the term hoa đào for the flower of both plants; which is the species of the one used as a symbol of the north? (see )

Language requests

Khmer

  1. Fédération Indochinoise des Associations du Scoutisme

Edit request

Population count results 2004 for districts, subdistricts and sucos of East Timor: This was only a provisional result, the final results can be found here: . I edited the table at Districts of East Timor, more has to be done by someone else, cause I have to change all German articles. Greetings, --J. Patrick Fischer 10:02, 12 June 2007 (UTC)

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Wikipedia:Peer review/Kota Kinabalu/archive1 (Request made March 5, 2007)

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