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Purnawarman or
Purnavarman was the 5th-century king of Tarumanagara, a
Hindu Indianized kingdom,
located in modern-day West Java,
Jakarta and
Banten provinces...
- West Java.
Amongst others, the Tugu
inscription announces decrees of
Purnavarman, the King of Tarumanagara, one of the
earliest Hindu kingdoms of Java...
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North Jakarta, in Indonesia. The
sanskrit stone inscription of King
Purnavarman is of
special interest because it
preserves the
record of river-works...
- a
coastal area for
agriculture and settlement. In his inscriptions,
Purnavarman ****ociated
himself with Vishnu, and
Brahmins secured the
hydraulic project...
- not far from
modern Jakarta, and
according to Tugu
inscription ruler Purnavarman apparently built a
canal that
changed the
course of the
Cakung River...
- king of Chenla.
Bhadravarman I, 5th
century King of Champa,
Vietnam Purnavarman is the 5th
century king of Tarumanagara,
Indonesia Iśanavarman (c. 550-560...
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accompanying inscription reads, "Here are the
footprints of King
Purnavarman, the
heroic conqueror of the world". This
inscription is
written in Pallava...
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South India, and very
similar to the
script of the
inscription of King
Purnavarman.
Buddhagupta declares in his
inscription that he is from Raktamartikka...
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followed about fifty years later by the
inscriptions of
another king,
Purnavarman, in West Java. The
inscriptions of
Mulavarman in
Brahmi script were found...
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These sources agree that the most
powerful king of
Tarumanegara was
Purnavarman, who
conquered neighbouring countries. The
United Kingdom of
Sunda and...
