- The
Belanjong pillar, also
Blanjong pillar or
Blanjong inscription (Indonesian:
Prasasti Blanjong), is a
pillar established in 914 CE in the
harbour of...
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copying lontar or palm leaf m****cripts
containing religious texts. The
Belanjong pillar, also
Blanjong pillar or
Blanjong inscription (Indonesian: Prasasti...
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inscription on the
Belanjong pillar ("Prasasti Blanjong") in
southern Sanur. Sri
Kesari Warmadewa is
known from four inscriptions: the
Belanjong pillar inscription...
- Sri
Kesari is the
first Balinese king to use the name Warmadewa, on the
Belanjong pillar (B.13).
There is no
explicit evidence that Sri
Kesari founded the...
- the
early 10th century, a king
called Sri
Kesari Warmadewa issued the
Belanjong pillar inscription found near the
southern strip of
Sanur Beach. It is...
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government in Bali. In 914, he left a
record of his
endeavour in the
Belanjong pillar in
Sanur in Bali.
According to this inscription, the Warmadewa...
- 16th century. The
strongest evidence of
Nagari influence is
found on the
Belanjong pillar in
Sanur in
southern Bali,
which consists of
texts in two scripts:...
-
arrival and
expansion of
Buddhism and
Hinduism in the
island of Bali. The
Belanjong pillar ("Prasasti Blanjong") in
southern Sanur was
inscribed in 914 with...
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Street beside Pura Blanjong, a
small Hindu temple. A
stone column, the
Belanjong pillar measuring 1.77 metres, can be seen
under a roof at the end of a...
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ruler (emir) and
Zaydid noblemen accept his authority.
February 4 – The
Belanjong pillar is
established on Bali. In
India Emperor Indra III of the Rashtrakuta...
