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Majapahit Empire

满者伯夷王朝

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History 历史

Majapahit, a huge kingdom of island empire based on Java from year 1293 to 1500, prospered from the late 13th century, and its influence stretched to most Indonesia.

 

During this period, the Majapahit ruled the southern part of the Malay Peninsula, Borneo, Sumatra and Bali.

 

The Majapahit dynasty developed to the peak, and the feudal state of the unified regime centered on the political and economic center of Java has been formed and laid the foundation for future of Indonesia. It became the most powerful kingdom in Indonesia’s history and the maritime empire of Southeast Asia during that time. The powerful performance of Majapahit has expanded rapidly in the sphere of influence. There is a large-scale centralized organization, the social economy has developed significantly, and East Java has become a new trading center. In the outer area of Java, the country is governed by the local chief or head of the area.

Other than Bali, all other islands also follow the local model of Java Island to establish an administrative body to safeguard the rule of Majapahit. The west, which occupies most of Sumatra and south of the Malay Peninsula; the east, including the islands from Bali to the island of the tomb, the south of Sulawesi, the Maluku Islands, the Banda Islands; And in areas such as the coast of Kalimantan. This range is much larger than the current Indonesian territory.

 

According to historical records, the Majapahit dynasty was passed to the Kertalanggu dynasty in Bali, or known as the Bali Kertalanggu or the Arya Wang Bang Pinatih dynasty in Bali. The latter also established a ruling office in Desa Kutri, Bali.

 

Indonesian royal family Penglingsir Puri Saren Kelod Semar Kuning Ubud, I Gusti Ketut Dalem can be officially registered, with the strength of foreigners to continue to carry forward the local cultural development and royal inheritance. In May 2017, he had Tan Sri Dr. AiXinjueluo YuHao as the godson of the royal family, and is named as Ananda Putra I Gusti Ketut Dalem. The title is mainly to promote the unique culture of Bali and promote the local tourism industry.

 

Tan Sri AiXinjueluo YuHao has been attracted by the Bali's unique cultural and artistic atmosphere, especially wood carvings, stones and paintings. Therefore, hope to spread the cultural atmosphere of Bali to the whole world.

 

In addition, the Indonesian royal family can also establish business partners with many countries, including Malaysia, Vietnam, Taiwan, China, Laos, Singapore and the United States.

满者伯夷(Majapahit,1293-1527年),从1293年到约1500年以爪哇为基地的一个庞大的有制海权的群岛帝国)王国,从13世纪晚期开始繁荣,且其影响力伸展到大部分印尼。

这段期间,满者伯夷王国曾统治马来半岛南部、婆罗洲、苏门答腊和巴厘岛。

 

满者伯夷王朝发展到最高峰,以爪哇岛的政治,经济为中心的统一政权的封建国家已形成,并为以后的印度尼西亚奠定了基础。成为印度尼西亚历史上最强大的王国和当时东南亚的海上大帝国。满者伯夷强大的表现在势力范围迅速扩大,有一个相当规模的中央集权机构,社会经济明显发展,东爪哇成为新的贸易中心。在爪哇岛外部地区,属国是由代表满者伯夷国王的当地酋长或头人管理。

除了巴厘岛,其余所有岛屿也仿照爪哇岛的地方模式建立行政机构,以维护满者伯夷的统治。西部,占有苏门答腊岛的大部分和马来半岛的六坤以南;东部,包括从巴厘岛至帝坟岛的各岛,苏拉威西岛南部,马鲁古群岛,班达群岛;北部,及于加里曼丹岛沿岸等地区。这范围大大超过现在印度尼西亚的版图。

 

根据历史记载,满者伯夷王朝后传至巴厘Kertalanggu 王朝,或称为巴厘Kertalanggu或巴厘Arya Wang Bang Pinatih王朝。后者也在巴厘Desa Kutri设立统治办公室。

 

印尼王室Penglingsir Puri Saren Kelod Semar Kuning Ubud, I Gusti Ketut Dalem可册封官职,借助外国人的力量将当地文化发展和王室传承持续发扬广大。他在2017年5月将皇室后裔丹斯里爱新觉罗毓昊博士册封为养子,并赐名为Ananda Putra I Gusti Ketut Dalem。这项册封和尊称,主要为像全世界推广巴厘岛独有的文化,以及发扬当地的旅游业。

 

而丹斯里爱新觉罗毓昊博士是被巴厘独有的文化艺术气息吸引,尤其是木雕、石头和画工等,因此希望借助向全世界更广泛推广巴厘岛的文化气息。

此外,印尼王室也可借此建立与许多国家的商业伙伴,包括马来西亚、越南、台湾、中国、寮国、新加坡和美国。

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↑ 印尼王室Penglingsir Puri Saren Kelod Semar Kuning Ubud, I Gusti Ketut Dalem 在2017年5月将皇室后裔丹斯里爱新觉罗毓昊博士册封为皇太子,并赐名为Ananda Putra I Gusti Ketut Dalem。这项册封和尊称,主要为像全世界推广巴厘岛独有的文化,以及发扬当地的旅游业。

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