List of firsts in Southeast Asia

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The following is a list of firsts in Southeast Asia .

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Architecture

The following are the first buildings of their type:

Education

The University of Santo Tomas was established in 1611, making it even older than Harvard University. Main Bulding of the University of Santo Tomas.jpg
The University of Santo Tomas was established in 1611, making it even older than Harvard University.

Energy

Exploration

Entertainment and media

Film

Awards

Journalism

Theater arts

Music

Finance and commerce

Literature

Medicine

Politics and government

Science and technology

Sports

Teofilo Yldefonso from the Philippines, the first Southeast Asian to win a medal at the Olympics. Teofilo Yldefonso 1928 (cropped).jpg
Teófilo Yldefonso from the Philippines, the first Southeast Asian to win a medal at the Olympics.
Susi Susanti, of Indonesia, the first Olympic champion from Southeast Asia. Susi Susanti.jpg
Susi Susanti, of Indonesia, the first Olympic champion from Southeast Asia.

Olympic Games

World Championships

Others

Transportation

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