Tarumanagara, an early Sundanese Indianized kingdom in…

669 CE

Tarumanagara, an early Sundanese Indianized kingdom in Java, is divided in 669 into two kingdoms: Sunda Kingdom and Galuh Kingdom, with the Citarum river as the boundary.

The Galuh Kingdom comprises many vassal kingdoms that cover areas of present-day West and present-day Central Java Provinces.

King Tarusbawa then establishes a new capital of his kingdom near the Cipakancilan river upstream which centuries later will become the city of Pakuan Pajajaran (or shortly called Pakuan or Pajajaran).

King Tarusbawa becomes the predecessor of the Sunda kings.

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Bogor Jawa Barat Indonesia View →

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Malaysian Malays View → Tarumanagara, or Taruma Kingdom View → Srivijaya, Malay kingdom of View → Sunda Kingdom View →

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