區連

區連（？—？）是占婆第一王朝的建立者。《後漢書》作區憐，^[1]《梁書》作區達，^[2]區連可能是占婆碑文中的「釋利摩羅」（Sri Mara），^[3]^[4]^[5]但也有學者認為「釋利摩羅」實為扶南國王范師蔓。^[6]^[7]^[8]

根據中國史料的記載，區連原為東漢象林縣功曹。137年（永和二年），區連率領占族數千人起兵，攻打象林縣，殺死縣令。隨後佔領了整個日南郡，自稱「林邑王」。交趾刺史樊演徵交趾郡、九真郡的士兵一萬餘人前往征討。漢軍害怕遠征，發生嘩變，因此樊演兵敗。消息傳至雒陽，漢順帝欲發荊、揚、兗、豫四州共四萬人兵力前往鎮壓，被大臣李固勸止。

區連死後，林邑國王位傳數世，其後國王無嗣，立外甥范熊為王。

腳注

^ 《後漢書卷八十六·南蠻西南夷列傳》:"永和二年，日南、象林徼外蠻夷區憐等數千人攻象林縣，燒城寺，殺長吏"
^ 《梁書卷五十四·諸夷·海南諸國·林邑國》
^ 邱新民, 東南亞文化交通史 Singapore Society of Asian Studies - 1984- Page 184 "晉書卷九十七林邑國傳說: "後漢末,縣功曹姓區,有子日連,殺令自立為王,子孫相承"。其詳細情形,據水經注卷三十六引林邑記說: "國無文史,失其籌代,世數難詳"。但據一般的研究,以為林邑王統的始祖,是碑文中所載的釋利摩羅"
^ Jump up ^Milton Walter Meyer Asia: A Concise History 1997 Page 63 "around the beginning of the third century a Hindu ruler named Sri Mara founded the kingdom of Champa and conquered ..."
^ The Periphery of China --Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Burma, Tibet, and Mongolia. [2009-07-04]. （原始內容存檔於2009-05-12）.
^ Dougald J. W. O'Reilly Early Civilizations of Southeast Asia - 2007 -Page 131 "preferred to identify Sri Mara with Fan Shi-man of Funan (circa 230 C.E.). This view is indirectly supported by Filliozat (1968) and Jacques (1969, 123).
^ H. R. Chakrabartty Vietnam, Kampuchea, Laos, bound in comradeship: a panoramic study 1988 - Volume 2 - Page 423 "Maintaining his tempo of triumphs, Fan Shih-man, or Sri Mara, conquered most of Siam, central Burma and northern Malaya.5 According to Chinese sources, the Great King died in action while campaigning in Chin-lin, meaning 'Frontier of ."
^ Kelley Ross webpage "The Periphery of China -- Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Burma, Tibet, and Mongolia （頁面存檔備份，存於網際網路檔案館）"

前任： -	占城國國王 137年—？	繼任：不詳

[1] 《後漢書卷八十六·南蠻西南夷列傳》:"永和二年，日南、象林徼外蠻夷區憐等數千人攻象林縣，燒城寺，殺長吏"

[2] 《梁書卷五十四·諸夷·海南諸國·林邑國》

[3] 邱新民, 東南亞文化交通史 Singapore Society of Asian Studies - 1984- Page 184 "晉書卷九十七林邑國傳說: "後漢末,縣功曹姓區,有子日連,殺令自立為王,子孫相承"。其詳細情形,據水經注卷三十六引林邑記說: "國無文史,失其籌代,世數難詳"。但據一般的研究,以為林邑王統的始祖,是碑文中所載的釋利摩羅"

[4] Jump up ^Milton Walter Meyer Asia: A Concise History 1997 Page 63 "around the beginning of the third century a Hindu ruler named Sri Mara founded the kingdom of Champa and conquered ..."

[5] The Periphery of China --Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Burma, Tibet, and Mongolia. [2009-07-04]. （原始內容存檔於2009-05-12）.

[6] Dougald J. W. O'Reilly Early Civilizations of Southeast Asia - 2007 -Page 131 "preferred to identify Sri Mara with Fan Shi-man of Funan (circa 230 C.E.). This view is indirectly supported by Filliozat (1968) and Jacques (1969, 123).

[7] H. R. Chakrabartty Vietnam, Kampuchea, Laos, bound in comradeship: a panoramic study 1988 - Volume 2 - Page 423 "Maintaining his tempo of triumphs, Fan Shih-man, or Sri Mara, conquered most of Siam, central Burma and northern Malaya.5 According to Chinese sources, the Great King died in action while campaigning in Chin-lin, meaning 'Frontier of ."

[8] Kelley Ross webpage "The Periphery of China -- Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Burma, Tibet, and Mongolia （頁面存檔備份，存於網際網路檔案館）"

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