Notable cultural achievements in this polity include the composition of the epic poem Negaraktragama by its court poet Prapanca. The Pararaton, or "Book of Kings," is a 16th-century chronicle of the rulers of this polity, which installed Kresna Kapakisan as king after conquering a neighboring kingdom. This kingdom's final downfall came at the hands of Sultan Trenggana of Demak, who captured this empire's namesake capital in 1527. The height of this kingdom came under the rule of Hayam Wuruk, who was advised by the minister Gajah Mada. This polity was founded when a prince of the Singhasari kin
Notable cultural achievements in this polity include the composition of the epic poem Negaraktragama by its court poet Prapanca. The Pararaton, or "Book of Kings," is a 16th-century chronicle of the rulers of this polity, which installed Kresna Kapakisan as king after conquering a neighboring kingdom. This kingdom's final downfall came at the hands of Sultan Trenggana of Demak, who captured this empire's namesake capital in 1527. The height of this kingdom came under the rule of Hayam Wuruk, who was advised by the minister Gajah Mada. This polity was founded when a prince of the Singhasari kingdom employed Mongol help in ousting the king Jayakatwang in 1292. Founded by Vijaya and controlling Tanjungpura, Madura, Malayu, and Bali, for 10 points, identify this last Hindu kingdom of Indonesia which was based in eastern Java.
Notable cultural achievements in this polity include the composition of the epic poem Negaraktragama by its court poet Prapanca.
Majapahit kingdom or empire