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➡️ Table of Contents:
00:00 Prologue
00:43 Tajum: Majapahit Temple in Negarakertagama
01:39 Iconography of Ngetos Temple
05:15 Cross Repelling Bala at Ngetos Temple
07:29 Ngetos Temple is Undermined by Time
10:18 Dedication to King Hayam Wuruk
11:44 Ngetos Temple: Sima's Sacred Building?
13:25 Kadewaguruan of Mpu Barang at Mount Wilis
16:21 Epilogue
NGETOS TEMPLE WHICH FROM NGANJUK
Not far from Lor in Nganjuk there is a unique red brick temple, commonly known as Candi Ngetos. The name Ngetos comes from the village where it is located. This temple is predicted to be a place of worship for King Hayam Wuruk of Majapahit. However, the history of Ngetos is not clear enough. There are many conjectures and hypotheses regarding its existence.
This temple experienced looting and destruction, both by nature and by humans. Even though Ngetos Temple is a record of enshrinement at the end of the Majapahit golden age. Ngetos Temple has undergone restoration by the Dutch, which unfortunately until now there has been no further restoration action from the government for its preservation. The material, namely red brick, is porous. Kirtimukha was also destroyed, even though the kirtimukha at Ngetos Temple is unique. Ngetos Temple has a shrine and is not far from the river, so it is very likely that Ngetos was a sacred area in the past.
It turns out that there are many unique facts about Indonesian history that deserve our attention, of course, from a new perspective. For example, regarding the Hindu-Buddhist kingdoms in Indonesia, the Hindu-Buddhist kingdoms in the archipelago, ancient Javanese philosophy, ancient Javanese philosophy, even Javanese customs in ancient Javanese culture, both in writing and in temples.
Some of the illustrations we use are taken from several Indonesian historical films. By studying this, we know that there is a possibility that Indonesian culture will go global because it has interesting uniqueness, so that Indonesia will become even more glorious, as explained by Surya Majapahit in the past, which can be seen from the temples he left behind.
History not only displays unique facts, but also interesting archipelago culture. For example the architecture of the temple and so forth. World history and the history of the Archipelago always present interesting stories and stories from the past, although sometimes they are mixed with Indonesian myths and legends. That's Indonesian culture.
There are still many historical events in the archipelago that we can cover from an unusual and unique angle, please press like, comment, and of course subscribe so that you too will follow our interesting study of history. And the unique thing about the mysterious temples on the list of temples in Indonesia and Javanese kings.
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30 июл 2024
