Which modern countries were part of this Southeast Asian trade network?

The network included Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam.

Post-Roman Trade: India's Shift to Southeast Asia (1999 PYQ)

ID: ANC_HIS_PMPG_1999_21 Ref: Ancient India by RS Sharma

From the third century AD when the Huna invasion ended the Roman Empire, the Indian merchants relied more and more on the:

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Following the disruption of trade with the Roman Empire due to Huna invasions, Indian merchants relied more on South-East Asian trade. This period saw a flourishing of maritime commerce with regions like Indonesia and Thailand.