In 357, indications from Chinese sources show that Funan fell under the domination of foreigner. In the first month of the year, according to the dynastic histories of the Chin and the Liang, "Tien-chu Chan-tan, king of Funan, offered tamed elephants as tribute". As the name "tien-chu Chan-tan" means "The Indian Chan-tan" scholars, Coedes in particular, stated that it was a title of a Koshan king (ISSA: The second Indianization: From the Middle of the fourth century to the Middle of the sixth century). We shall argue that it was not so and that Tien-chu Chanda was actually Chandragupta II (380-413) of the Gupta Empire. There is agreement that the Guptas formed their empire by chasing out the Koshans. By that time, Samudra Gupta (335-380) was already at the end of his reign and his successor Chandragupta II was more likely ready to step up on the throne. As a young heir of the empire, Chandragupta II must to spend his early days at the hot battlefield that was Funan. By then, the Koshans already lost their control in India but through their Cham compatriots were still very much active in Southeast Asia. So the Indian king "Tien-chu Chan-tan" could not be a Koshan and his presence at Southeast Asia was actually in the mission to finish off what the Gupta had started in India, which was to drive out the Koshans. Judging from his title, Chandragupta however might share the Kushan bloodline more than any other Gupta' s family members. The Guptas, as we had argued, included many legacies of the Mauryan clan, itself was originated from the Koshan or Yueh-shis Empire of Central Asia. It was consistent with ancient practices of both Indian and Khmer royal houses. As usually happened, there were close connection between royal lines as the interbreeding was the norm. As to their fighting, evidences show that the winner usually absorbed the loosing party in subordination into their court. Exactly as the Khmer King Prah Thong (kaundinya) had done later, the Chams were left to stay in Champapura and in control of many other places, after he drove off the Cham King from Prey Nokor (Prey Nokor: The Indian arrival: The left-over Cham legacies).