Bhumi power traces Mataram also traceable to the Philippines. Conquest Yawadwipa ruling made against the Kingdom of Tondo in Philippines (17). Tondo kingdom is a kingdom fortress located in the Manila Bay area, particularly in the north of the river Pasig, on the island of Luzon. *** Story BHUMI MATARAM II NAGA: NAGA emapat FAIRY background rests on the rule of Raka i Kayuwangi who has two decades in Bhumi Mataram , This story is a fiction built on the records that exist around the end of the era of the Ancient Mataram Kingdom. The protagonist is a young man named Arga Triwikrama, who actually still has ties with mastery Bhumi Mataram. Arga Triwikrama found its identity as the son of a man who grew up in the mountains. The man himself is the son of Raka i Pikatan during Bhumi is still in power in Mataram. Of blood flowing in him, Arga Triwikrama is the grandson of Raka i Pikatan itself. Regardless of the purpose and ambition to seize power Bhumi Mataram, Prince Sepuh Abhipraya or Abhinaya has led Arga Triwikrama sit as Chandrakapala Ascarya. He emerged as the leading Chandrakapala, an association which is based fraternity without insulated by the origin of the dynasty or differences in beliefs. Decision Chandrakapala Gadhug Samuha (Pertemuaan Elders Chandrakapala) unanimously declared the similarity determination to show publicly to audiences Chandrakapala as an association with a trait in common with universities. Unfortunately, when expressed as societies characterized by Chandrakapala already associated with events that have been tumultuous Bhumi Mataram , Poh Pitu bloodbath, destruction Prasoda Mount Ungaran and Nawa in the death of Prince Watugaluh Mount Welirang, is tied to events on behalf Chandrakapala. Bond over it, Chandrakapala be the ones considered most responsible for the uproar in Bhumi Mataram. Not only deploy soldiers Bhumi Mataram, Raka i Kayuwangi was pulling out Vajrayana Palibaya (The Vajrayana) of Abhayagiri (Peaceful Hill), to overshadow and quell Chandrakapala. The Vajrayana is an association made up of figures of the past extraordinary twisted in private meetings with Raka i Kayuwangi. Faced with Vajrayana Palibaya, Chandrakapala not unlike in the grip of the mighty eagle claws. Not only that, Chandrakapala was getting dragged further into chaos in the power dispute between the inner circle of power in Mataram Bhumi. In the middle of the demands of raising Chandrakapala name, Arga Triwikrama as Chandrakapala Ascarya assume any obligation to release Chandrakapala out of the pressures that lead to the destruction of Chandrakapala. Together Chandrakapala figures and four accompanying angel, Arga Triwikrama bring Chandrakapala plunge into the flow of power in Mataram Bhumi. NAGA BHUMI MATARAM II: DRAGON FAIRY FOUR tells about the trip Arga Triwikrama with four angel taking the brunt of the storm and tidal wave power vortex Bhumi Mataram. How it will take place: Whatever will be, will be! Enjoy. === Authors: (1) Inscription Canggal (732 AD), was found on Mount Wukir, near Kedu. Outside the inscription Canggal, Carita Parahyangan (16th century) called Sanjaya king in Mataram. Only Carita Parahyangan too far in praising the power of Sanjaya who reported always to win every battle. (2) The term Wangsa Sanjaya was introduced by historian named Bosch in the essay entitled Sriwijaya, de Sailendrawamsa en de Sanjayawamsa (1952). Poerbatjaraka historians deny the existence of Sanjaya dynasty. According to him, Wangsa Sanjaya never existed, because Sanjaya himself a member Sailendra. Even though similar views with Bosch on the existence of Wangsa Sanjaya, Slamet Muljana have very different views with Bosch about Sanjaya dynasty. (3) On the relation between Sanjaya with Raka i Panangkaran there are three theories. The first theory was pioneered by van Naerssen mention that, Raka i Panangkaran is the Son of Sanjaya Hindus and defeated by the ruler of the Buddhist Sailendra. Defeat it, Raka i Panangkaran be subordinate rulers and ruled to build Kalasan. The second theory was pioneered by Porbatjaraka mentioning that, Panangkaran is the son Sanjaya, and both are members of Sailendra. In other words, Wangsa Sanjaya never existed because it was never written in any inscription. According to this theory, Panangkaran converted on orders Sanjaya before dying. This figure is considered synonymous with Rahyang Panaraban in Carita Parahyangan. So, what is meant by the term "teachers Sailendra kings" in the inscription Kalasan is none other than the teachers themselves Panangkaran. The third theory pioneered by Slamet Muljana opposed to the two theories above. According to him, Raka i Panangkaran not the son Sanjaya, but members of Sailendra who seized the throne Medang and beat Wangsa Sanjaya. This theory is based on the list of the kings in the inscription Mantyasih where only Sanjaya who holds the queen, while his successors suddenly begelar Maharaja. Additionally, Raka i Panangkaran not possible status as a subordinate king, because he was hailed as Sailendrawangsatilaka (jewel Sailendra) in Kalasan inscription. The other reason is that, in the inscription Mantyasih Raka i Panangkaran maharaja title so it is unlikely that he was just a subordinate. So, there are three conclusions that can be drawn from the opinion of the experts of the above: (a) The first theory and a third believes that two Wangsa (Wangsa Sanjaya and Sailendra) ruling in Bhumi Mataram, while the second theory there is only one Wangsa only (Sailendra); (b) the first and second theory holds Raka i Panangkaran is the son Sanjaya, while according to the third theory Raka i Panangkaran is the enemy to beat Sanjaya; and (c) according to the first theory, Raka i Panangkaran is subordinate Sailendra king, and according to the theory of the second and third, Raka i Panangkaran is Sailendra king itself. (4) The term Raka i Panangkaran as Sailendrawangsatilaka (jewel Sailendra) could be a clue that ruler Bhumi Mataram is derived from Sailendra. (5) mantyasih inscription (907 BC) as well as follow the opinion of Slamet Muljana. (6) The inscription Kelurak (782 AD) found in northern complex of Prambanan, Central Java (7) Nalanda inscription (860 AD ) comes from Bihar, India. (8) Inscription Ligor (B) found in Nakhon Si Thammarat, southern Thailand, from the year 787 AD. (9) Now named Semarang. (10) Called by Chinese sources as the port activity of commercial activities between Bhumi Mataram during the Sailendra dynasty and Sanjaya with Chinese empire (Sung Dynasty) in the 7th century and 8th AD. The city layout possibilities are along the coast and Batang Pekalongan. The city is located in the mountains of the ancient seaside in Doro, Petungkriono and surrounding areas including Kajen or Kedungwuni. Discovery sojomerto inscription (right fork in the road which is the ancient route that connects between Onions, Limpung, Reban, Bandar, Talun, Doro and Kajen), Topographic describe this track veins to connect the northern and southern regions in the Bhumi Mataram. (11 ) This airport is located around Rembang. The discovery of an ancient boat in the village Punjulharjo, Rembang, corroborate the existence of this city. (12) The journey is not the first trip to the land Amoghavajra Yawadwipa. Recorded in the year 717 AD, it is said that Amoghavajra who was then aged 14 years met with Vajrabodhi, a prominent Buddhist monk from India, in Yawadwipa. Vajrabodhi is then raised Amoghavajra as his pupil and together went to China to serve the Chinese authorities at the time the Tang Dynasty. (13) Source of China said power on the ground Yawadripa with Chupo or Chopo or Shepo since the 5th century AD (during Sung dynasty China). In fact, in 627 AD, 649 AD and 666 AD recorded the arrival of news Yawadripa envoy to the Tang Dynasty, China. (14) The name jenggi listed in Old Javanese inscriptions servant in the year 860 AD. The story according to what was reported by Ibn Lakis that in the year 945 AD has arrived approximately a thousand ships ridden People Wak-wak in the Sofala its People Zenggi / jenggi (Mozambique Africa). Wak-Wak people mentioned are from islands to deal with China. The word "Wak-wak" may be taken from the word "Jawak". Wak-Wak people take a cruise for a year to get to where the Zenggi. Wak-wak people come there to look for items such as elephant ivory, rhino horn, tortoiseshell, gold, silver needed in their country or to be traded to China. In addition they are also looking for people Zenggi (jenggi) to work as slaves. (15) According to the Chronicle of China. (16) According to the Chronicle of China. (17) Recorded in Laguna inscription from the 9th century.
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