Rise and Fall of the Majapahit Empire: Golden Age of Indonesia

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[@gokulraja2812]

I'm also interested in Tamil kingdoms

[@jimgoudie7486]

Live in Indonesia for over 10 years, my wife is Indonesian and I'll likely never live anywhere else. Yes Indonesia has it's problems, but it's the best country in the world in my opinion with the best people. Much love for this video and the intro especially ❣

[@barbs896]

Orang mana pak?

[@jimgoudie7486]

@@barbs896 orang Skotlandia, tapi ibuku dari Malaysia

[@Jefrii-c3k]

​@@jimgoudie7486berarti kamu berdarah penghianat Nusantara, di mana orang Nusantara Matian2 pertahankan tanah air dari Inggris kalian malah menerima nya dan di anggap pahlawan itu sangatlah lucu😂

[@jimgoudie7486]

@@Jefrii-c3k lol chill bro

[@Jefrii-c3k]

@@jimgoudie7486 Are you stupid?

[@Cupapet93]

As a Balinese, thank you for sharing this video. Fyi, there are still many descendants of majapahit which many of them grouped in clans that started with the name "Arya", like Arya Kenceng, Arya Kepakisan, Arya Kanuruhan etc. But people in Bali never perceive them as a barrier, but to unite our history as we are the last bastion of once a great civilization in southeast asia.

[@OtenBenaluIndonesia]

Arya artinya kesatria bukan ya🤔

[@rahulj.005]

@@OtenBenaluIndonesia Arya is a Sanskrit word which means a Noble person or man.

[@broski_654]

​@@OtenBenaluIndonesiaArya was a term used to initially denote Vedic and Persian people in Sanskrit and Avestan but gradually transformed to mean noble or sir in general rather than race in Sanskrit. Nazi Germany corrupted the term "Aryan" in their propaganda to show that Indo-European race is superior with blonde Germans as the closest descendants but the term was generally used in Persia, India and Indianized kingdoms of SE Asia.

[@OtenBenaluIndonesia]

​@@rahulj.005😂😂 semua manusia di dunia ini sama derajatnya. Orang Hindu Budha di Indonesia makan daging sapi lho😊😊 berbeda dengan orang India

[@RR-pc7yv]

@@broski_654 No, Arya simply is an adjective. It is not a noun nor has any ethno-racial connotations...

[@RJ-bq4ix]

The history of South east Asia is most underrated in the world Their ancient monuments like Borobudur Angkor wat Pagan are just some of the greatest architecture feats of the world

[@RJ-bq4ix]

*Bagan,Myanmar

[@HåkonOdinsson]

I have to agree with you 👌

[@AndiBudiHermawan]

Yea it is

[@zaidyusri3813]

I agree with you. They always story about european history only. To show that their ruler / king is more mighty than us.

[@balabanasireti]

Underrated 🤓

[@ShadyAnchovy]

FYI, Javanese Jung is the largest vessel in its time. The largest is estimated to be about 80 meters long and 25 meters wide with dead weight about 2000 tons. It made from teak Woods ( local hard wood) with 3 to 4 layers of plank in the hull, it can easily withstand Portuguese cannon. The ships mainly used a cargo vessels but during Majapahit period it also used as warship and soldiers transport ships. Legend says that the ming dynasty so impressed with the ships they copied the design and made their own version of Jung that is known as Chinese junk used by admiral Cheng ho to spread Chinese influence and domination around southern sea.

[@kaptenkukang]

or Zheng He in chinese, Cheng Ho is his hakka name

[@baniadam8325]

Di klaim malaysia, jadi Jung Melayu 😂😂😂

[@ab-mf5tt]

​@@baniadam8325 I've read comments of Malaysian claiming that the word "Java" in ancient Chinese manuscripts and artifacts were actually a reference for Malaysian peninsula🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 such new low for mahawangsa malon..

[@Janovial]

Jung only appeared during the Majapahit. Clearly, it came from the Chinese after the failed mongol invasion of Java

[@kaptenkukang]

@@Janovial nah, the chinese copied the javanese jong ships design. the proto-jong ships already exist since 11th century in Kingdom of Medang in Java. the chinese are not maritime civilization, they hired austronesian sailors and boatmen to help trading the goods to India and other regions.

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

For the Filipinos like me, the Majapahit Empire was also in the Philippines especially in Sulu Archipelago(Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi) and this empire was the beginning of Philippine-Indonesia Alliance through trade and culture exchanges making the oldest diplomatic alliance in Asia and it was remained until now The Philippines-Indonesia Diplomatic Alliance only established in November 24, 1949 and which is now 75 Years of existence making the Longest Uninterrupted Diplomatic Alliance in Asia-Pacific Region 🇵🇭🤝🇮🇩

[@simpleman6327]

Do you know that Philippines History Museum kept the most treasured Majapahit style armor with Kala face sculpture made of metal? We Javanese learnt that Majapahit generals and soldiers wore a kind of armor from ancient manuscripts. Unfortunately, no armors were left intact in Java but surprisingly they were found in almost good condition in Philippines!!! Hope Indonesian historians make some replicas and exhibit them home.

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

@@simpleman6327Nice story my brother and for the Filipinos, I learned about Majapahit Empire in Asian History Books in high school because it was part of curriculum about the history of Philippine-Indonesia Relations that began with this empire through trade and military alliance 😊😊

[@justice_crash2521]

There was no philippines back then and some of the island polities are the extended territory of the srivijayan empire which preceded the majapahit Filipino culture back then very different compared today even the language back then used for trading was ancient malay and Filipinos, and indonesians understood each other

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

@@justice_crash2521 Nice one my friend 😊😊

[@OtenBenaluIndonesia]

​@@justice_crash2521alam Melayu 🤣🤣 Malaysia hahaha Mama British help me 😏😏

[@yehezkielr.s.2712]

As Indonesian, I hope you also would mention the greatest admiral in our history. His name is Mpu Nala. He's the reason why Gadjah Mada and Hayam Wuruk were reached such achievement.

[@DevRaj-ry2th]

You are bit wrong in that statement. Because gaja madah never fully accomplished his mission.

[@ameliad8055]

The reason why Gadjah Mada and Hayam Wuruk were at where they were, all because of Gayatri. Not Mpu Nala

[@yehezkielr.s.2712]

​@@ameliad8055from military standpoint, still Mpu Nala. You can count Gayatri if you put political perspective on it.

[@yehezkielr.s.2712]

​@@DevRaj-ry2thyou're not understand the meaning of that statement. It means under their era Majapahit grew to became empire with lots of vassal states under it, which is true and that's why it can be said as ACHIEVEMENT.

[@ameliad8055]

@@yehezkielr.s.2712 politics decide the fate of the military. Those 3 owed Gayatri their positions. If Gayatri didn't approve, then nobody in Majapahit and Nusantara would have any idea who tf Mpu Nala was.

[@india9unknown]

I am from India.. After India I love Indonesia.. Visited Bali last year.. Fantastic place and good people. I would like to visit Prambanan and Borobudur temples 🙏

[@patihagungchannel1767]

I'm a Balinese, my ancestor is from Majapahit empire (Adityawarman), which raid Bali island from 4 corners (south, east, north, west) with 90K troops.

[@DarDarBinks1986]

Southeast Asian countries don't seem to get enough love here. Glad to see this video.

[@DevRaj-ry2th]

Yeah and you have yourself to blame for that. Do you people even make cinema and tv of it? For example, have you ever tried to tell the beautiful story of Soma-Kaundinya? The father of all your empires and kingdoms?

[@Junior-lg9uf]

@@DevRaj-ry2th Do you have an evidence to your claim?

[@gunting]

I think it is now the only region that "Total War" games have yet to dedicate themselves into a title.

[@ankokunokayoubi]

Southeast Asia is treated like some sort of 'tropical Balkans'

[@DevRaj-ry2th]

@@ankokunokayoubi yeah. Wouldn't you agree? It pretty much is like the balkan history. So many different languages. Great empires. Great generals etc. Also the tamils conquered South East Asia like romans conquered balkans and anatolia. So other than the fact that romans were once democratic everything looks similar.

[@iqbalpratama2885]

I'm an Indonesian and the depiction of the layout of the typical Indonesian classroom nearing the end of the video is surprisingly accurate.

[@cnw6306]

Yeah that's why they are one of the best history channel in youtube

[@BudaBudi-h6b]

Itu membuat muslim lebih menonjol. Dan aku tidak suka.

[@dann8529]

​@@BudaBudi-h6bya sono telpon orang yang buat videonya buat ganti scene nya

[@warpaint7486]

They very likely commissioned a local to do the artwork for this episode, hence the accuracy. Edit: The artist's name is Galang Pinandita, listed in the description. Yup, that explains it.

[@cnw6306]

@@warpaint7486 well yea im very love that when indonesian artists are also involved in that. We hope K&G can make about Indonesian history documentary more often and introduce our history to foreign audiences.

[@Aojjin]

Been waiting for this one! Now please make one for Srivijaya Empire!!

[@DevRaj-ry2th]

Yeah that one isn't that great of a story. They were powerful but their destruction at the hands of cholas won't make a good ending.

[@SunilKumarSingh-b6k]

Vijay nagar Empire?

[@DevRaj-ry2th]

@@SunilKumarSingh-b6k no not vijay nagar. Sri vijaya was a different one.

[@rufuspanjaitan5759]

Do we have enough details on Srivijaya? Even Indonesians discovered that empire much later.

[@SunilKumarSingh-b6k]

@@DevRaj-ry2th sorry brother I got confused 😅

[@nathanpangilinan4397]

As Bill Wurtz put it: "Oh! Look who controls all the islands. It’s the Mahajapit! [X] Majahapit! [X] Mapajahit! [X] Mahapajit! [X] Mapajahit! [X] Maja-pahit? [✓]"

[@graustreifbrombeerkralle1078]

Was looking for this comment and I'm glad I found it

[@JustGrowingUp84]

Glad I didn't have to scroll too much for this one!

[@me0101001000]

Dammit, you beat me to it

[@drewce390]

Ah there's the comment I was looking for.

[@canvassketch4112]

This kingdom Destroyed by RADICAL!ST 💥👳‍♂️💥 after that Fallen, indonesia Still being Average-country 😓

[@lyonsane]

Javanese Empire Medang/Ancient Mataram _(Syailendra dynasty)_ Panjalu/Kediri _(Isyana dynasty)_ Tumapel/Singhasari _(Rajasa dynasty)_ Vilvatikta/Majapahit _(Rajasa dynasty)_ Founding father Sanjaya (717) Airlangga (1042) Ken Arok (1222) Vijaya (1293)

[@adityaperdana6850]

Where's Sriwijaya?

[@thebinarangkawan9336]

​@@adityaperdana6850 sriwijaya is in sumatra island

[@adityaperdana6850]

@@thebinarangkawan9336 oh yeah i thought is about origin of empires in Indonesia ha-ha-ha

[@andrianm1736]

@@Wolfgonbuaf Malaydesh🇲🇾👳🏾‍♀️ got Jealous😂

[@galihkumara1742]

@@andrianm1736 What did he say?

[@cashi4225]

Terima kasih.

[@theawesomeman9821]

I have two interns from Indonesia who want to serve as tourist guides to their own country. They have a huge amounts of knowledge of their history and insist its fascinating. I cant wait to share what I learned from this video with them.

[@Dfathurr]

Fun fact : Why the kingdom was called Majapahit? By litetal translation. Majapahit consist of two words, Maja (name of fruit, similar to Quince) and Pahit (Bitter in Indomalayan languages) There are stories that before Mongol fiasco, Raden Wijaya, with very little loyalist and being chased by rivals, was tired and taking a rest by laying ground and eating fruits. He takes the afromentioned Quince, but since it was unripe. It was bitter, so Raden Wijaya spit it. He takes a sip of water, take other quince, and luckily, it was sweet This was seen by his loyalist who was waiting for him. After taking a speech. Raden Wijaya mention his previous experiences about eating the fruit and quoting "may this fruit will remind us our bitter struggle, before we will enjoy it sweetness" That is why he take Majapahit, or Bitter Quince as name his realm. To remind him and his people that we need to overcome the bitterness of life before enjoy it sweetness Now i can't say whether it's historically accurate or not (i just read it in one source). However, i think the morale lesson is spmething we needed

[@imapleb4956]

It may be unrelated but one of the most well known of Chinese sayings is “Chi- Ku” or “eating bitterness”. This has been called upon even into the modern day as a warning to prepare for hardship and to suffer. In fact “eating bitterness” is what the Chinese people have been best at forever.

[@rapemap]

"maja is known as bael in India. It is different from quince. The sanskrit name of Majapahit is Wilwatikta (the name used by some literature works from Majapahit era).

[@irwanarifianto9906]

Majapahit berasal dari bahasa Jawa bukan dari Bahasa Indonesia Apalagi Bahasa Melayu. I'm Javanese

[@dimasanggayuda3966]

@@irwanarifianto9906 did he say Indonesia ? No he says Indomalayan language and Javanese is one them

[@irwanarifianto9906]

@@dimasanggayuda3966 Intinya Adalah Kata "Majapahit" Berasal Dari Bahasa Jawa.

[@merxho95]

Love and Respect to our Indonesian brothers & sisters from Albania

[@faimontazara7254]

🇮🇩🫶🇦🇱

[@merxho95]

@@faimontazara7254 ❤️✌️

[@udinpetot3738]

🙏🙏🙏

[@rerreinge1884]

Terimakasih ( Thank you ).

[@simpleman6327]

As a Javanese and Indonesian, your research and presentation are unbelievably accurate. Your pronunciation of Indonesian names is very authentic. So many points are spot on and it shows your deep research about the subject. Here are my additions : - the Mongol troops did not only leave gun powder technology in the form of cetbang but also hand held arquebus (primitive gun) called "lantaka". - Ancient Majapahit general and high rank soldiers wore metal armors whose remnants were discovered in the Philippines. None were found in Indonesia. - Majapahit didn't attack Sunda Kingdom by force because West Java is considered the ancestors land / sacred land, where Central and East Javanese kings traced their ancestry. Thank you so much for presenting the underrated ASEAN history in a very interesting way.

[@Zantigableiaust]

But man, this problem is only solved like 3 or 4 years ago if I'm not mistaken right? This problem is truly ingrained into the blood and flesh of those region.. Even now if we discuss the tragedy of the Bubat war in West Java or Banten, in East Java, Madura or Bali it can be so awkward, get shouted at or got into trouble because of it, (because I experienced it myself).. Maybe there are one province and it was central Java, Central Javanese people is the chilles people when it come to discussing historical events (also my personal experience).. And for context, I am of Javanese Dayak descent..

[@bikkiikun]

I was wondering, why Sunda remained untouched throughout the centuries and the rise and fall of multiple empires...

[@simpleman6327]

@@bikkiikun Sunda is a sacred land where the ancestors of Central and East Javanese kingdoms came from. Attacking Sunda means you are attacking your grandparents' house.

[@bikkiikun]

@@simpleman6327 : Thanks for the explanation... Although, being "sacred" can't be the only explanation. Just look at the so called "Holy Land". Or to go with your analogy of the grandparents' house, families can fight bitterly over the inheritance, even going so far as to destroy it, just so the others can't have it. So I think, there must be something more to it, than just being considered sacred ancestors' land.

[@simpleman6327]

@@bikkiikun call it RESPECT. Central and East Javanese royal families respected Sunda / West Java region and left them alone because they respected the place of their ancestors. It is a matter of ethics that the offspring should not disturb the ancestors' territory.

[@delusional88]

So nice to see Indonesian / Nusantara / South East Asian history being covered! Much love to our regional brothers and sisters from Singapore 💞

[@pitawesome4515]

singapore once known as temasik.. ruled by King Temagi

[@dianach-fl7fw]

Thank you 🙏, we are family in different nation

[@gunawankartapranata7948]

Kingdom of Singapura is also mentioned in this video, after their king try to establish independent foreign policy towards Ming China, Majapahit sent punitive armada to subdue this rebelious colony...

[@Rosencreutzzz]

In college I took a class on the "South China Seas and South East Asia" focusing on using GIS mapping software and learning how to make maps and I drove myself half insane when I picked for my personal project to try and map the territorial extents of the Srivijaya and Majapahit empires using whatever sources I could find on like, material artifacts and where they were found and it was definitely above my skill level and I spent far far far more time working on the evidence side than we were meant to, and less time with the software than we were meant to... so the presentation didn't go super well, but my professor liked the accompanying paper at least.

[@alecaidan179]

Dear sir, not only to Westerners, I think we Indonesians are barely known by most other nations, so by bringing up that fact alone, I convey my gratitude with tears

[@Nagvanshieus]

You people copied everything from Malays, Chinese and Indians, you have no uniqueness, no wonder many people aren't interested in your country except that tiny hindu part of yours which people love to visit because it's safer and cleaner than India, heck even your country's name is copied from a foreign country.

[@Nagvanshieus]

You people copied everything from Malays, Chinese and Indians, you have no uniqueness, no wonder many people aren't interested in your country except that tiny hindu part of yours which people love to visit because it's safer and cleaner than India, heck even your country's name is copied from a foreign country

[@azumishimizu1880]

I think Indonesians dont even know their own country, after the Islamic revolution Arabs erased alot of culture & history of Indonesia.

[@Nharayanaaa]

We haven't forgotten about our ancient neighbor Indonesia: Home of the great Majapahit Empire of ancient Java. ✨💛 from your ancient neighbor ~ Kambuja (Cambodia) Kemboja ✨

[@captainlaksmana]

I'm Indonesian, also part of one of the Royal Family who still exist in this Republic. My family is once part of Majapahit army to conquer Bali Kingdom (Bedahulu Kingdom), after the victorius campaign my great-ancestor, Arya (Knight) Kenceng, rewarded a territory to rule in today Tabanan Regency. My root is not Majapahit but Singhasari this can see by the name of my Kingdom, its name is Kingdom of Singasana (also called as Tabunan) or Puri Singasana. I'm part of the East Palace (Puri Dangin), the last king birth family. The last King is King I Gusti Ngurah Rai Perang XXI, who are also one of the King refuses the Dutch East Indies autorithy over the Island. The Kindom was destroyed by the Dutch after they victorius against coalition army of Badung and Tabanan Kingdom. After that event my family have not rights in politics and economy autorithy, over the Kingdom. In present day we are part of the Republic and stay as cultural heritage of the past. Bhineka Tunggal Ika - Menangkan Pancasila

[@suadrifkoplak]

Greeting from Ponorogo

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

greetings from malang, the capital of singasari.

[@cdsgamer77]

Salam dari kalimantan kawan 🙏

[@saintst_rauss3034]

Wow!! Thank u for sharing broo! Salam dari Bandung

[@canvassketch4112]

Majapahit kingdom Destroyed by RADICAL!ST 💥👳‍♂️💥 after that Fallen, indonesia Still being Average-country 😓

[@amimmaruf94]

I'm surprised by your pronunciations of the Indonesian and ancient Javanese names. It's very precise.

[@nelsonsibiya9204]

Very impressive. Dissapoiting that we dont know much about such empires across the history of the world. Great video

[@ombotaklicinz0024]

There is an epic story behind Majapahit that not many people know (this is from the latest study), There was a Mastermind behind Majapahit's conquest of the Nusantara archipelago, That is Kertanegara's daughter "Gayatri" witnessed her father and her family die at the hands of the rebellion, the woman vowed to unite the Nusantara archipelago (Fulfilling her father's ambition, Because her father failed), then Gayatri marries Raden Wijaya (And became one of the 5 wives of Raden Wijaya), Gayatri has 2 daughters from her marriage to Raden Wijaya, one of them dyah gitarja (Tribuana Tunggadewi), Gayatri wanted to be crowned as a queen, But instead she chose her daughter, because if Gayatri becomes queen After she got rid of Jayanegara (her stepson) then there will be a rebellion... It was Gayatri's revenge and ambition that inspired Gajah Mada, Gayatri was also the one who instigated and educated Gajah Mada to assassinate Jayanegara (Gayatri's stepson) And become a general To swear to conquer the archipelago of Nusantara, Gayatri was also the one who educated and controlled Dyah Gitarja and Hayam Wuruk (Gayatri's grandson) from behind the scenes. When Gayatri died Majapahit went into decline, Gayatri chose to become a bhikkhuni Rather than being queen Until she died, she was also the one who Mastermind behind the murder of jayangara. From her father's ambition Kertanegara, Gayatri made her father's dream come true By doing it behind the scenes as a Mastermind, Gayatri was the one who conquered the archipelago and united it, not gajah mada, gajah mada (gajah It means elephant) was just her mount to make her dream come true.

[@bratapriandana]

@@ombotaklicinz0024 "When Gayatri died Majapahit went into decline" not true. When Gayatri died, her daughter Tribhuwana (as her representative) abdicated the throne and Rajasanagara (Hayam Wuruk) became the king. Rajasanagara's reign was known as the golden period of Majapahit

[@lyonvensa]

Despite the current social climate of Indonesia, Majapahit is indeed the "dream" for many Indonesians deep down. Nowdays there's definitely tension between religions and race because of what happened during and after Indonesia's war of independence, but to truly unite that many ethnic and religious group while becoming the masters of the sea is what Indonesia will always strive to do.

[@DevRaj-ry2th]

Maybe that's the only thing that'll stop the chinese. But i don't think that feeling will last for long. Mpst indonesian muslims are getting radicalized rapidaly asking to destroy pre islam history.

[@austronesianpride5162]

"dream" only for the Javanese, for non-Javanese Indonesian, Majapahit is just invader & colonizer

[@editorizal]

​@@austronesianpride5162not really, Indonesia it self has Majapahit influence, just look the flag of Red-White. So if Majapahit achievement can reach again, than all Indonesia will gain benefit. Not Majapahit or Javanese.

[@TheAnonymousKnightOfJustice]

​@@austronesianpride5162 if you're classmates get No 1 in a competition,Do you want him to share,or act envious and think he is a bad person 😂

[@nationalistliberal1320]

​@@austronesianpride5162nah, im non javanese, but majapahit is a pride for me. You must be malay, since only malays spout such nonsense.

[@pixelpapii]

as an indonesian im really happy when the narrator said "more videos on indonesian history are on the way" YEAAAY, please do the "Indonesian National Revolution War" against the British Empire and the Netherlands in 1945-1949 !!!

[@adityaperdana6850]

No wars on that period. Just defending the nation

[@bilkishchowdhury8318]

Did your leaders collaborate with the Japanese?

[@pixelpapii]

@@bilkishchowdhury8318 nah them japs are spectators, the allies humbled them real quick in '45. we fought with their weapons tho lol

[@vyatranto]

@@bilkishchowdhury8318 No. They were promised independence by Japan after the war. But when Japan surrendered in 15 August 1945, the youths forced the forefathers (especially Soekarno and Hatta) to declare independence apart from Japan intervention. They kidnap them to Rengasdengklok and formed the Declaration of Independence, also the National Flag. Although some Japanese offices helped after the declaration of independence on 17 August 1945, i.e. Admiral Maeda of IJN, but those Japanese officers acted as themselves, not as representative of the Japan military government which at that time was non functional after their surrender to the Allies. The previous works with Japan before their surrender helped a lot to build the state foundation: the UUD 1945 (The Indonesia Constitution) and Pancasila (the Five Pillars). The hard work i.e. the meetings, discussions, lobbying, documentation, forming, etc being built but not finalised yet. The state foundation work being finalised by Indonesia government on 18 August 1945. One day after the Declaration of Independence. The Indonesian youths at that time forced the leaders to declare independence rather than waiting, because they were worried about the return of Dutch colonials. Which came true. Netherland Indies Civil Administration (NICA) came along with the British to claim back the Dutch colonial occupation over Netherland Indies (now become Indonesia). Hence the War of Independence 1945-1949.

[@Sanzzzzzzzzz]

​@@adityaperdana6850 you literally didn't know the full history

[@PYRESATVARANASI]

Lovely video on Southeast Asian history, hope to see more of these and other less known histories here in the West. As a Puerto Rican myself I would love to see more videos on the Caribbean and Latin American history as well.

[@abcdef27669]

Gaja Mada was one of the most intriguing figures in world history: He was astute and protected his kingdom to later expand it into an Empire, but he wasn't wise enough to recognize that his proposal towards the Sunda royalty was unacceptable.

[@Dfathurr]

If you play Age of Empire II. There is an entire campaign dedicated to him. The story is quite nice (although there is some inaccuracies). If you like the game, you should take it

[@abcdef27669]

@@Dfathurr I played the Gaja Mada Campaign. It was one of the best ones.

[@ryannathaniel9296]

That incident towards the Sunda royalty birthed a legend that a Javanese and a Sundanese should not marry one another. Because people came to believe that such marriages would lead to bad luck

[@AndiBudiHermawan]

@@ryannathaniel9296it is myth, but we are moslem people must not believe that, we are one country

[@intima.kreativa]

​@@AndiBudiHermawanwell said, but Indonesia is not a Moslem country though most of its population is Moslem. It is declared in the national decree there are other religions and beliefs living harmoniously along with each other: Hindu, Buddha, Christians (mostly Roman Catholics & Protestants, and a tiny population of Orthodox), Islam, and Animists.

[@gobankferoza6136]

You also have to understand that ancient kingdom ini Java called "Medang" once colonized Cambodia, one of the sons of the Cambodian kingdom named Jayawarman II studied in Java, together with one of the greatest Kings of Medang at that time named "Dharanindra" or Rakai Panunggalan. "Rakai" was the title of Greatest King like "Kahn" in the Mongol Empire. At that time, Dharanindra did not like war and preferred to supervise the construction of the Borobudur temple. When there was a rebellion in Cambodia, Jayawarman II was sent by Dharanindra to Cambodia, because he was the son of the Cambodian kingdom which was conquered by Java. After being sent to Cambodia instead of overcoming the rebellion, Jayawarman II instead decided to become "Dewaraja" in the land of his ancestors, then freed himself to rebuild Cambodia and separated from the Medang Kingdom in Java. Therefore, the style of temple construction in Cambodia like Angkor Wat temple etc was heavily influenced by temples in Java, because at that time Jayawarman II participated in seeing the construction of temples in Java.

[@Nharayanaaa]

Yes, true that Cambodia was under Java ruled for quite sometimes, until King Jayavarman II declared independence from Java in the 9th century. This historical records from Khmer and Javanese sources are in alignment with one another, validating to the events that were recorded by both nations. I'm from Cambodia, for decades now, our vulturous neighbor to the west (Thailand) has been relentlessly distorting our history. They claimed and accused Cambodia of "fake" history, and that we never existed as an empire or civilization. Please help to validate our version of history - from those who are trying to distort and eradicate the true history of the ancient Indianized kingdoms of Southeast Asia. If they claimed that we (Kemboja) never existed, then they're implying that the Javanese historical records are a bunch of lies too. So if we never existed - according to their accusation, then who were the ancient Javanese referring to then? I guess according to their logic: The history between ancient Cambodia (Kemboja) and Java were all lies.

[@gunawankartapranata7948]

Srivijaya and Majapahit are both Indonesian empires. It curiously fell within seven century cycle: 7th century Srivijaya, 14th century Majapahit, and 21st century Indonesia. Indonesia will rise gloriously and play the role as regional geopolitic power; the most powerful state in Southeast Asia. The reincarnation of Srivijaya and Majapahit.

[@Han_Sanz]

Menarik!! 🤔🤔👍🏻👍🏻

[@andikustiawan6184]

Meskipun kami muslim tetapi adat leluhur masih ada sampai sekarang

[@HFDLI]

menarik juga nih, cycle setiap 7 Abad, Srivijaya 683 M, Majapahit 1293 M, Indonesia 1945 M.

[@cgame2867]

Betul... Setiap daerah sama seperti manusia berputar kadang di bawah kadang di atas, akan seperti itu terus... Sekarang eranya kita, nenek moyang kita kalah karna adu domba, tugas kita sekarang saling support dan menganulir gangguan dari luar...

[@Lskhdiepwbshrosbwhite]

Long live The Great Nusantara , INDONESIA !!🦅🇮🇩

[@MuchlasPurnama]

The ruin of Majapahit is very near from my house. Thanks for your effort in making review about my anchestors , Majapahit. Greeting and much respect from East Java

[@raadpttrr3674]

Terima kasih sudah membuat video yang menceritakan salah satu sejarah kerajaan terbesar di Indonesia! In fact, the history of Majapahit cannot be separated from Singasari and the kingdoms that existed before. The primary sources for the history of these two kingdoms are the Negarakertagama and Pararaton books. All additions in this comments column are sourced from the narratives of historians who have understood the contents of primary source reading. ((Correction if there is something wrong or missing, let's discuss!) As a little addition, the spirit of uniting the archipelago is actually in Kertanegara, father of Gayatri Rajapatni, grandfather of Dyah Gitarja (Tribhuwana Wijayatunggadewi). During the succession of kings after the death of Kalagemet (Jayanegara's nickname because he was evil and weak) Gayatri Rajapatni should have ascended the throne, but she refused because she wanted to renounce the world and become a nun. But that doesn't mean she just left Majapahit. She understood that Singasari and Majapahit were built by two equally powerful clans, descendants of Tunggul Ametung and Ranggah Rajasa. It has become a myth that if Singasari was led by only one descendant of the clan, then its power would not last long. Gayatri understands that she is a descendant of only one clan, while her child, Dyah Gitarja, is a descendant of two clans (Gayatri is a descendant of the Kertanegara, Ametung clan, while Dyah Gitarja's father, Dyah Wijaya, is a descendant of the Rajasa clan). Gayatri really understands the historical situation where when two clans side by side led Singasari, when Ranggawuni and Mahisa Campaka led it, Singasari was in a period of peace. So, when she decided to become a nun, she also prepared Dyah Gitarja as Majapahit's successor. She also became a mentor to her own daughter. What she did was then also done by Dyah Gitarja for Hayam Wuruk, so that Hayam Wuruk's vision remains the same as the vision of his mother, grandmother and ancestors in uniting the archipelago. Jayanegara's removal also had something to do with Gajah Mada. He has been the leader of the royal troops since Jayanegara. However, he and Gayatri understood that Jayanegara was not suitable. He is not slandered badly, but is indeed evil and weak. He didn't act wisely like previous kings, instead he loved to tease royal women, no matter whether they were married. One of his many actions was wanting to marry his sisters, Dyah Gitarja and Dyah Wiyat because he didn't want to lose his throne. When Jayanegara was killed by his healer, Ra Tanca, Gajah Mada immediately killed Ra Tanca so that he was considered a "hero" at that time. Gajah Mada then joined Gayatri's plan in choosing Dyah Gitarja. That's why Dyah Gitarja became a successful successor because she was accompanied by Gayatri, her wise and visionary mother as a mentor and Gajah Mada as a reliable and trustworthy commander. That is why after Hayam Wuruk died, Majapahit began to collaps. Because his successor may not be treated the same as Gayatri accompanying Dyah Gitarja and Dyah Gitarja mentoring Hayam Wuruk. The lack of a patih who was like Gajah Mada also turned out to be a problem because the charisma of the other patihs was not the same as Gajah Mada. Ditunggu kembali episode yang membahas tentang Indonesia!

[@user-a3atcs4lsjy6gw6]

I was very impressed and started studying the history of my ancestors, after I met many descendants of the Majapahit kings in East Java, it was very impressive that they preferred to be commoners who worked hard and chose to live without luxury, keeping their ancestral genealogy tightly closed (they still have complete genealogical records their ancestors), and they focus on being a good and simple Muslim. Many people don't recognize them and look down on them when they meet them because of their simple lives, but I'm impressed, they never reply and instead pray for the people who insult them.

[@bram9898]

The ancient history of the world is dominated by stories of the greatness of the Romans, Greeks, Egyptians and Mongols. in fact, from the 3rd to the 8th centuries there were astonishing monuments built in Indonesia... with great artistic details... which were born from a very intelligent and high culture... just look at the temples of Borubudur, Prambanan, Pawon, and hundreds of others... where in At that time, most of European society was still under Roman rule and lived in slums. These great monuments can be compared to even more complicated than contemporary temples such as Roman temples, Greek temples such as the Colosseum, and others. The Majapahit Kingdom was the peak of civilizational achievements that occurred in Southeast Asia at that time... (12th to 14th centuries) before the western nations came amidst its collapse.. The Majapahit kingdom has practiced tolerance between religious communities, which is a philosophical achievement that is very rare in other civilizations throughout the world. The influence of this great empire is still felt today throughout Southeast Asia... its influence in this region is even further than the Roman Empire (6,000 to 8,000 miles).. Unfortunately the Majapahit kingdom had to collapse just like other ancient civilizations in the world such as Greece, Rome, Mongols and others.

[@tsaralexander3956]

Your ancestors copied everything from China and India, which results in a boring history atleast greeks, Egyptian, Mongols and Romans were original, you are just Chinese colonial island 😂.

[@cinema6444]

Any asian civilization is ignored including india and china. Westerners just focus on european rome and greece and their neighbours like egypt mesopotamia.

[@Joker-no1uh]

Rome spread its culture everywhere it conquered. Even to the furthest corners like Britain, where they built palaces and villas just like in Rome. So no, if you were in the Roman Empire, you weren't living in slums. Before Rome conquered them, depending on where you lived, it wasn't as luxurious as Rome, but not slums.

[@cnw6306]

YES!! As a history enthusiast from Indonesia and a fav fan of your channel, I'm very happy that you guys are finally regularly uploading the history of our beloved country. Indonesia is a big country but the history of my country is still underrated in the world, so I'm very appreciative when you guys upload the video about Indonesian history with many details. We'll always wait for your documentary about our country history. Surely you guys are one of the best history channel in KZbin. Keep it up K&G!!❤

[@vitogamaliel4490]

That's so cool of you to talk about Indonesia, southeast asian countries histories are really underrated

[@ridwan3533]

Thank you its exciting seeing your video and finally good quality videos about Majapahit Empire Greetings from Indonesia

[@SunilKumarSingh-b6k]

I love my Indonesian brothers 🇮🇳💝🇮🇩

[@mycappibarafunneh]

Alright then stop torturing Muslims in your country

[@_natureisgod]

Yes bro I'm Indian even though they're muslim' s they are so calm and peaceful ❤than Indian muslim' s

[@netninja6000]

​@@_natureisgod anyone indian is same

[@derryntumorang5485]

Even though we have become a Muslim country... Hindu culture will not be lost. Many folklore... the national symbol is related to Hinduism.

[@SunilKumarSingh-b6k]

@@derryntumorang5485 it will slowly lost . I have visited Indonesia myself and one local told me that Christian and Muslim are fighting there . I hope everything will be alright and Asian countries grow strong

[@JosephKelly-uj1zo]

I love Java and the culture is richer than anywhere else in Asia I have lived or visited. The history is mind boggling. Thanks.

[@absyahwa7698]

Even javanese gamelan music influenced the western classical musicians like claude debussy, ravel, etc. And even creating new terms called ethnomusicology

[@franciscojorgesousaandrade]

I really like these videos that leave the western sphere a little and address my favorite part of history with unknown peoples and kingdoms, for more stories about Southeast Asia I hope for one about the origins of the kmer empire or the cholas.

[@gobankferoza6136]

You also have to understand that ancient kingdom ini Java called "Medang" once colonized Cambodia, one of the sons of the Cambodian kingdom named Jayawarman II studied in Java, together with one of the greatest Kings of Medang at that time named "Dharanindra" or Rakai Panunggalan. "Rakai" was the title of Greatest King like "Kahn" in the Mongol Empire. At that time, Dharanindra did not like war and preferred to supervise the construction of the Borobudur temple. When there was a rebellion in Cambodia, Jayawarman II was sent by Dharanindra to Cambodia, because he was the son of the Cambodian kingdom which was conquered by Java. After being sent to Cambodia instead of overcoming the rebellion, Jayawarman II instead decided to become "Dewaraja" in the land of his ancestors, then freed himself to rebuild Cambodia and separated from the Medang Kingdom in Java. Therefore, the style of temple construction in Cambodia like Angkor Wat temple etc was heavily influenced by temples in Java, because at that time Jayawarman II participated in seeing the construction of temples in Java.

[@ltmatthewakj2466]

Your title will summon lots of Indonesian. But thank for covering our history ❤️

[@jeansridar3066]

Our Indonesian philosophy of Bhinneka Tunggal Ika or Unity in Diversity is on our blood,believe in "karma" is inside our soul,no matter what our religion.

[@rafitohornero3850]

bertahun tahun berkunjung di channel ini akhirnya dibuatin juga video tentank kerajaan Nusantara.

[@gunawankartapranata7948]

20:40 Indeed Majapahit empire plays an important role in Indonesian nation building, as a historical proof to argue for ancient nationhood. Forming a national narrative about the noble, sophisticated, powerful, enlightened, diverse, prosperous, and glorious ancestral empire, the predecessor of modern Indonesian republic. Majapahit for Indonesians is just like Roman Empire for Italians. Thank you for making this video, which made me overwhelmed with emotional feeling, proud yet also sad on how the empire has fallen. It inspire us, Indonesians, to develop our nation to achieve the geopolitical might as powerful and glorious as Majapahit. Indonesia is the reincarnation of Majapahit empire.

[@WojtekTheBear2005]

Why will you take pride in Kafir kingdom?

[@subagyachanel4452]

Sundanese are not part of Majapahit, we are proud to be Sundanese🤍🖤

[@taksubaline]

rājya i majhapahit : 1.) _Nararyya Sanggramawijaya Sri Kertarajasa Jayawardhana_ 2.) _Dyah Jayanagara Sri Sundarapandya Dewa Adhiswara Wikramattunggadewa_ 3.) _Dyah Gitarja Sri Tribhuwana Wijayattunggadewi_ 4.) _Sri Rajasanagara Dyah Hayam Wuruk_ 5.) _Bhra Hyang Wisesa Sri Wikramawardhana Dyah Gagak Sali_ 6.) _Prabhu Stri Dyah Suhita_ 7.) _Bhattara Prabhu Wijayāparakramawarddhāna Dyah Kertawijaya_ 8.) _Rajasawardhana Dyah Wijayakumara Sang Sinagara_ 9.) _Bhra Hyang Purwawisesa Girishawardhana Dyah Suryawikrama_ 10.) _Bhattara Prabhu Dyah Suraprabhawa Sri Singhawikramawarddhana_ 11.) _Bhattara Prabhu Natha Sri Girīndrawardhana Dyah Ranawijaya_

[@elangpersada5623]

Gila gk nyangka banget bahas history indo, biasanya Romawi atau sci fi, ini Indonesia cuy, goks 👏

[@irmaone23]

Disini ga pernah bahas scifi, cuma sejarah saja tapi lengkap dan akurat

[@sebastiangiovinco2871]

biasa aja kali, di video dia sebelumnya juga udah pernah kok bahas soal indonesia "thing" 😂

[@Yercom_Media]

Thank you for this video. ❤from 🇮🇩

[@freespiritable]

Very informative, thank you. As an Albanian, Asian history is barely studied here. On the other hand one appreciates history with age.

[@johnmitchell8487]

Spend any time in Indonesia and you'll learn that The Sun Is A Deadly Laser!

[@cashi4225]

Ha ha history of the world reference right. But still Indonesia has more comfortable climate than Middle East and some part of Africa.

[@rickville8898]

You talk like Indonesia is the worst come on It's way better than middle day in Middle East, North Africa or India subcontinent

[@WisnuWardana-qq6hm]

Try to come the equator area,,feel the heat there 😂😂

[@EkaKurniawanMandalaPutra]

As an Indonesian this is the best representation of Majapahit's story

[@Desplayer86]

Majapahit and Indonesia deserve more recognize..more games and movies will be appreciate 👍

[@AndiBudiHermawan]

Srivijaya too, kutai too

[@bratapriandana]

Try Europa Universalis 4, bro

[@maevshadowsong]

try civilization v or vi

[@Cleeon]

Kings and generals team, I'm so proud of Eastern Java, thanks so much for this video about Majapahit empire. Yes, not all about them is good, same as other empires, but they too have lots aspects that we're so proud about their achievements. From humble beginnings, into the empire

[@mayoiko]

when i was a kid i didnt understand how great majapahit was, i never paid attention to history class and thought it was boring, because i thought the western history of kingdoms was probably dozens time better, turns out it was just a different century, and now i realize majapahit was great for its time, the fact that malaysia and singapore and probably more other sea countries were part of indonesian empire long ago, its amazing, i now understand that not many countries can have such big empire as part of their history, i hope indonesia can be great again

[@sampahpribadi]

many such cases.

[@weimaoweimao]

The Majapahit Empire was one of the greatest Hindu empires that ever existed. The history of Southeast Asia and India is interconnected, but we still don't know their histories quite well yet. It's really fascinating though! ❤️

[@ZETA14.88]

they are buddhist

[@balnac]

Hindu word was spitten by Persian. Do not lick persian spit.

[@FromPlanetZX]

Indians, don't really care about empires, though we have had some great ones like Maurya Empire (which Ashoka was part of and his grand-dad defeated Greeks and united many small kingdoms of India). We've have our Priniciples entact. like a king is only be praise worthy when he follows Raj-Dharma. If a king attacks his neighbouring Kingdom and killed childrens, women, elderly and common people, then his own people will reject him. In short, principles were forced on the king to follow, not the other way around. For us the Only King worthy of Praise is Lord Ram. We respect Buddha but don't workship him, because rejected his duty to his kingdom, to his wife and childrens. That's why in India there is a rule that you can't take Sanyas from life unless your parents approve of this. Ashoka is called chadaal (the person whose occupation is burn the dead). So, no one likes him. As he killed his 100 brothers to take the throne.

[@Vedic.Vashishtha]

​@@balnacin japan it's TENJIKU( Centre of heaven 9 , in china it's Tenhzeik(main land of heaven), in Tibetan Culture it's Phagyul ( land of arya), in Persian culture it's Hindu , People who used to Live under the Himalaya and Sindhu sarswati river. Goddess Mithra is common goddess between Persian and Hindu. In Rigveda it's Sanatan Dharma ( eternal duty) or bharatvarsh. Sindhu Hindu Indu 🕉️

[@arguss311]

Thanks for another quality video! As a fan of history, I love being introduced to something new!

[@borneofishingdude]

Brings me back the memories of grade school history class. Thank you so much for this video!

[@haynesdevon0]

I as well as most Americans always knew how important Indonesia was without knowing it. Because if I'm not mistaken the spice islands are one of the things that caused the eastern hemispheres first discovery of the America's. One of the things Christopher Columbus was looking for was another way to the spice islands. The whole gold and silver thing came more after the Spanish discovering it's comparative abundance of it.

[@ignatiusryd2031]

Open a blank map and ask any random americans to try to point where Bali, Jakarta, and Indonesia were. And i'm sure 95% of the participants would spectacularly failed.

[@teknoid5878]

@@ignatiusryd2031 He meant without Colombus expedition for the spice islands, he wont accidentally discovered America.

[@nathanlima4608]

​@@ignatiusryd2031he was talking about the continent

[@Deathsboyg]

IF SO WHY NOT INDONESIA UNITE WITH INDIA

[@InternetAddict069]

I love how Sunda is just kinda there, regardless of the situation.

[@danangsetiawan6617]

Baca buku Herald Van Der linde bro , itu ada peristiwa babat saat kerajaan Sunda dan Majapahit perang

[@viandrarizqi706]

I'm Indonesian here. Thank you to K&G for covering our history. I am looking forward to you to cover about the battles during the Indonesian National Revolution next 😄

[@emperor_of_sun]

The sign of the glory of Singosari (Tumapel) in the Malacca Strait was marked by the placing of the Paduka Amoghapasa or Padang Roco inscription by Sri Krtanagara in 1286 AD. The meaning of this glory was also expressed when in 1289 AD, a delegation of Kublai Khan, the Great Khan from the Yuan Dynasty of the Mongol-Chinese Empire, namely Men Shi or Meng-qi (孟琪), had tattooed by king Kertanegara on his forehead with a hot iron with the mark of a thief, his face was injured and his ears were cut off, and expelled. _''Tell your Emperor that Singhasari does not want to be colonized by the Mongols''_ Kertanegara was reluctant to submit to Kublai Khan, the grandson of Genghis Khan.

[@satriapratamz]

Fakta unik keduanya sama² penganut aliran mistik Buddha Vajrayana/Tantrayana. Khubilai Khan dengan tantra aliran Heruka sementara Kertanegara tantra aliran Kalacakra

[@nasrezz99]

Great video! Greetings from Malaysia

[@elcapodeicapi80]

Love it, finally some history of my father-country Indonesia. Would also love to see a video on Aceh, and its history how it became an almost autonomous state.

[@pradiptobhagaskoro7101]

Love the details and vocabs, keep up the good works. 🎉

[@Heavenlyrules]

You all continue to uncover these massive legacies on the other side of the world. IMPRESSIVE. Always ❤

[@Æthelsan]

Ah, well, finally the history of Indonesia in Kings & Generals ❤❤. Thanks for covering our history 🙏🙏. Greets from the one descendants of Majapahit King 🥰🥰👋👋.

[@SIUUUUUsman]

Orang Indo bro? Tumben ada orang Indo laen yg nonton nih channel, biasanya gw ngerasa orang Indo sendiri di kolom komentar channel ini.

[@canvassketch4112]

Only indonesian Hindu people are descendent of majapahit , Not others 🤫

[@Sallawin]

Greeting! From ur neighbour sundanese

[@AndiBudiHermawan]

Slow gw jg nonton bre 😄

[@Alfatih12360]

Gw Udah Pantengin Nihh Channel Dari 2018

[@wenderis]

1:20 so true. It was said that Gadjah Mada loss half of his hairs when he tried to invade Garut in the Priangan highlands. Thus, since that time to this very day Garut produces Indonesia's greatest barbers. We simply call them by the Asgarts: Asli Garut.

[@Hamgara]

Put some fact and some bullshit together, and you got this golden story jokes. Lol. Love you bro wkwkwkw.....

[@andrearyanta6445]

Asgardian

[@agoysy]

Thanks for reviewing Indonesia !

[@riowanaha1946]

Thank for covering our history ❤

[@radithramadhan8488]

If only Majapahit still exist with strong peak during age of discovery, there is no way the Dutch could handle it

[@newbabies923]

Keep dreaming😂

[@radithramadhan8488]

@@newbabies923 no more malaysia, singapore and brunei only single Indonesian/Nusantara state

[@cooleyfc]

Majapahit fell because civil war betwen they children

[@newbabies923]

@@radithramadhan8488 keep dreaming of jawanesia🤣😂

[@ibkamahardika9291]

​@@newbabies923 oke kadrun

[@BINI_Maloi_Colet]

Filipino here, the only ASEAN country that I consider as a real brother is INDONESIA 😅 🇵🇭🤝🇮🇩

[@bram9898]

respect for Filipinos.. Filipinos are our beloved brothers who can accept the facts of Indonesian history... unlike some Malay people from the peninsula... By the way, have you ever heard of the betrayal of a cowardly Malaysian named Tunku Abdul Rahman against Sukarno and Macapagal in the Maphilindo agreement?... the cowardice of the Malay leader is a shameful historical wound for that country..😅😂

[@GiganticMythicalSpaceFishWhale]

But not in Dota. 🤣

[@dann8529]

Meanwhile in Mobile Legends:

[@dianach-fl7fw]

Thank you I love Philippines people, beautiful country

[@BINI_Maloi_Colet]

@@bram9898 Basically, Malaysia just copied everything about Indonesia. One more information about Malaysia is that they supported the muslim rebels group in the Philippines because of the Sabah issue they want to divert the attention of the government to the rebels not the Sabah claim, that land is belong to our muslim brothers. Our muslim brothers have the receipt that the Malaysian government is renting that land (Sabah).

[@TheWillofD7978]

Indonesian history is very underrated, love from 🇲🇦

[@Zengi_Atabeg]

im a Turkified bruneian, and im glad you make this video ❤

[@galactic-gumbo9911]

Interesting I’ve never really thought about ancient Indonesia

[@ceulgyi]

Penjelajah misionaris asal Venesia, Odorico Mattiussi da Pordenone mengunjungi Jawa tahun 1321 waktu pemerintahan Jayanagara. Ia mencatat pasukan Mongol kembali datang untuk balas dendam, tetapi berhasil dipukul mundur oleh pihak Majapahit. Hal ini mengulangi kegagalan pada tahun 1293. "Dan raja ini begitu perkasa sehingga dia sering mengalahkan Khan Agung Cathay [Cina], yang merupakan kaisar terkuat di seluruh dunia.''

[@rexone1818]

Kalau tidak perkasa, lalu apa alasan seorang Prabu Kertanegera sangat berani menghina utusan Kekaisaran Yuan (mongol) adikuasa dunia waktu itu (amerika saat ini)?? cuma ada 2 kemungkinan: 1. Prabu Kertanegara punya kuasa yg sama 2. Mungkin sedang mabuk arak.

[@aForkfulOfGold]

Thank you for your commitment to continuously expanding your coverage of world history, and in the process expanding your viewers' horizons and understanding of world history.

[@auradzrts691]

Saatnya tuan-tuan, para raja dan jenderal Indonesia!

[@AchmadDimasMakkasau]

mantap🔥🔥🔥

[@ahmadmasalumeambo6051]

Menyala abangku

[@coolmanidk]

Mari Kalahkan Negara Lain Di ML 🔥🔥🔥

[@dawidwojacki5049]

We Europeans do not realize how cut off from the world we were after the fall of Roman Empire

[@wiranugraha88]

As Indonesian i just comment: "WOW" you tell the story very well accurate and in beautifull animation.. i hope this history one day can be film as hollywood movie. It would be very great movie and interesting story to tell to the world

[@KemasanSachet-r6h]

Thank you for sharing our history

[@vinnvice]

"Java adalah kunci" ~12th Century , Khubilai Khan "Java adalah kunci" ~16th Century , J.P Coen "Java adalah kunci" ~1965 , D.N Aidit

[@hahahah17114]

Jawa beban, penduduk Jawa terlalu banyak, tingkat pengangguran dan kemiskinan tinggi, over populasi macam Bangladesh dan India.. Karena penduduk nya terlalu banyak ribuan orang Jawa di kirim ke pulau lain melalui program transmigrasi.

[@hahahah17114]

Jawa beban, penduduk Jawa terlalu banyak, tingkat pengangguran dan kemiskinan tinggi, over populasi macam Bangladesh dan India.. Karena penduduk nya terlalu banyak ribuan orang Jawa di kirim ke pulau lain melalui program transmigrasi.

[@galihkumara1742]

@@hahahah17114 Keluar dari NKRI aja kalo gk suka, presidenya jg kebanyakan orang Jawa, Yang ngatur juga orang jawa, SDM kebanyakan di Jawa, pusat ekonomi juga di Jawa. Yang beban siapa? Disini org Jawa mikir gimana caranya memeratakan pembangunan, salah satunya pembangunan IKN dan infrastruktur di luar jawa. Sedangkan orang luar Jawa cuma bisa menyalahkan.

[@JavaNese-r6g]

Gubernur, bupati, camat, lurah itu gunanya memajukan daerahmu...kalau masih teriak" miskin itu nunjukin pemerintahan daerahmu tidak pecus ngurus tata daerah. Apa pegawai daerahmu dari jawa?

[@Suporter-p3nyh3p0ng12]

@@hahahah17114 orang gak pernah sekolah ya gini

[@alfrancisbuada2591]

Go do the Spanish-American War and Filipino-American War next!

[@ombotaklicinz0024]

There is an epic story behind Majapahit that not many people know (this is from the latest study), There was a Mastermind behind Majapahit's conquest of the Nusantara archipelago. That is Kertanegara's daughter "Gayatri" witnessed her father and her family die at the hands of the rebellion, the woman vowed to unite the Nusantara archipelago (Fulfilling her father's ambition, Because her father failed), then Gayatri marries Raden Wijaya (And became one of the 5 wives of Raden Wijaya), Gayatri has 2 daughters from her marriage to Raden Wijaya, one of them dyah gitarja (Tribuana Tunggadewi), Gayatri wanted to be crowned as a queen, But instead she chose her daughter, because if Gayatri becomes queen After she got rid of Jayanegara (her stepson) then there will be a rebellion... It was Gayatri's revenge and ambition that inspired Gajah Mada, Gayatri was also the one who instigated and educated Gajah Mada to assassinate Jayanegara (Gayatri's stepson) And become a general To swear to conquer the archipelago of Nusantara, Gayatri was also the one who educated and controlled Dyah Gitarja and Hayam Wuruk (Gayatri's grandson) from behind the scenes. When Gayatri died Majapahit went into decline, Gayatri chose to become a bhikkhuni Rather than being queen Until she died, she was also the one who Mastermind behind the murder of jayangara. From her father's ambition Kertanegara, Gayatri made her father's dream come true By doing it behind the scenes as a Mastermind, Gayatri was the one who conquered the archipelago and united it, not gajah mada, gajah mada (gajah It means elephant) was just her mount to make her dream come true.

[@rickville8898]

So that's mean Gayatri was female Luhut Binsar Panjaitan?

[@adityaperdana6850]

​@@rickville8898exactly. Nuff said. Hahaha

[@adityaperdana6850]

For real though. Mastermind and all. It was the deeds of Gajah Mada. Nothing else

[@rgn248653]

damn, what would i give to have that tale for a tv series

[@bilkishchowdhury8318]

Interesting how Sanskirt words are in Indonesian. If I think about it, Indian culture influenced all of Asia

[@Phaphaza]

You know? The channel you created really helped me understand the lessons delivered by the teacher, the discussion was concise and easy to understand. easier than I found in the book! keep updating the next video. I like it very much. Greetings from Indonesia as someone from the Javanese tribe :)

[@hazirnata]

Finally, a proper content about my ancestor. Thankyou K&G!!

[@hekkura]

Fun fact, the majapahit flag in 1:01 is now used as the Indonesian naval jack.

[@AplikatordeckingWpc]

Yes❤

[@fthr_480]

nice documentary about ancient southeast. I hope you make an episode about the ancient kingdoms of the Philippines or the kingdoms on mainland southeast

[@abdullahazzam4703]

its an honor that my nation history to be discused in this channel. and i want to add little part to the amazing culturally diverse history of our nation: The first islamic kingdom in java,its called Demak Kingdom and the first king of Demak is Raden Patah. Raden Patah was the biological son of the last king of the majapahit Brawijaya V. what i said that its not Demak that conquer or destroy the kingdom of Majapahit but it was Demak that succeded the kingdom of Majapahit because Raden Patah was the legitimate heir to Majapahit kingdom. the late king of majapahit,Brawijaya V ,its known as Monk-King so at old age he choose to abdicate his throne and give it to raden patah so he can depart to his long awaited asceticsm. There is no war at the transition of the hindu-budhist era to islamic era in indonesian history. Many account said that the aggresion of Demak that destroyed the kingdom of Majapahit,but in fact it was Raden Patah who save his father,Brawijaya V from the revolt that launched from the client kingdom of kediri whom at that time occupied the Majapahit capital of Trowulan and held Brawijaya V as prisoner.

[@stoneruler]

Thanks so much. I love majapahit so much. Wished they lasted longer.

[@sumantrikusumonegoro1416]

Well made. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@AhmadZaki-up2tk]

I'm from Indonesia and I like the video!!

[@Travelnatic]

Thank you for making this video. I hope your channel watched by more Indonesian also. Very good job! 🎉🎉🎉

[@yudisthiralistya745]

The way Majapahit navy used the cetbang cannons were unlike the more modern European navy which placed them semi permanently at the cannon windows at the side of the ship. A cetbang can be quickly disassembled, carried and operated by only two people and can be placed strategically at any part of the ship. Their main function is, instead of attacking enemy's hull, they will first attack enemy's deck and sail from close range when both ships are next to each other, to both render their ship immobile and provide preliminary assault. Then after that they can either deploy the navy troops or just continue with bombarding the ship's hull until it sinks. This assault tactics proved to be so effective the Majapahit navy were unbeatable for more than 200 years, not even the mighty Mongolian empire were able to challenge them at the time.

[@UtamaSatria]

Thank you Kings and Generals. Very on point and well delivered. Proud to be Indonesian, rrrraaahhhh 🦅🦅🦅

[@cashi4225]

My fav chanel of history. Thank you, guys.

[@pittbullking87]

How interesting. I did not know anything about this. Thanks!

[@agradhanurwedhasakti4865]

A bit addition here, Kertanegara is almost never referred as Buddhist, but rather as a Hindu since the Singhasari Kingdom itself was mostly Hindu since its beginning, and he was also famous to practice the Tantric rituals. The truth is Hinduism-Buddhism syncretism occured very often throughout ancient Javanese kingdoms, and that was what happened in Kertanegara's case.

[@cdsgamer77]

Thanks for the video we need more about Majapahit 😊💙

[@Corgi_Floppa]

As a concubinal descendent of the royalty of the Majapahit Empire and the Mataram Sultinate, I approve of this video.

[@pitawesome4515]

ohhh now i know why Bali is still strong with Hinduism.... the remnants of Majapahit glorious kingdom

[@AlphaO2-rp8rt]

Don't worry we aryas will unite again hail skyfather 🔥

[@absentmindedshirokuma8539]

​​@@AlphaO2-rp8rtbali Hinduisme is very different than indian Hinduisme

[@AlphaO2-rp8rt]

@@absentmindedshirokuma8539 lol I know also I don't believe in fuckin caste system and aryas means noble people who follow their dharma and do good things I am not some hitler fan bro

[@absentmindedshirokuma8539]

@@AlphaO2-rp8rt balinese eat cows. Until you guys stop prosecuting people because of it, good luck. Also balinese Hindu is Monotheistic, they believe Trimurti is Persinification of a single god. Indian hindu extramist also prosecuting people for that.

[@Batman099]

​@@absentmindedshirokuma8539 Hinduism is not the same even in India... The religion itself celebrates diversity and uniqueness.