One of the oldest surviving written inscriptions on this island is the Belanjong pillar.
One of the oldest surviving written inscriptions on this island is the Belanjong pillar. For much of the 19th century, its southern half was controlled by the Danish trader Mads Lange. Several temples on this island were set up by the refugee Nirartha, who fled to this island and became a key religious figure during the Gelgel kingdom. In 1908, this island witnessed  a mass performance of puputan, a form of ritual suicide, which is commemorated at the Klungkung Palace. In 1010, this island was united under Airlangga, and in 1963, thousands of its residents died in an eruption of Mount Agung. More recently, members of Jemaah Islamiyah used a white Mitsubishi filled with explosives to kill over 200 people here. Unlike other islands in its country, its majority religion is Hinduism and not Islam. FTP, name this Indonesian island to the west of Lombok, where the Sari Club was bombed in 2002.
One of the oldest surviving written inscriptions on this island is the Belanjong pillar.
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