TARUMANEGARA
KINGDOM
the king of the kingdom of
tarumanegara
1. Jayasingawarman (358-382 M)
2. Dharmayawarman (382-395 M)
3. Purnawarman (395-434 M)
4. Wisnuwarman (434-455 M)
5. Indrawarman (455-515 M)
6. Candrawarman (515-535 M)
7. Suryawarman (535-561 M)
8. Kertawarman (561-628 M)
9. Sudhawarman (628-639 M)
10. Hariwangsawarman (639-640 M)
11. Nagajayawarman (640-666 M)
12. Linggawarman (666-669 M)
Tarumanegara royal inscription
Crareteun inscription
The Guava inscription
The Kebon kopi inscription
The Pasir awi inscription
The Muara Cianten inscription
The Cidanghiang inscription
The Tugu inscription
History of Tarumanegara kingdom
Tarumanegara kingdom is the 2nd oldest Hindu kingdom
in Indonesia. This kingdom was founded by
Rajadirajaguru Jayasingawarman in 358–382 AD on the
banks of the Citarum river, which is now part of the Lebak
Regency, Banten.
According to the Tugu inscription, the territory of
Tarumanagara Kingdom covered almost all of West Java,
stretched from Banten, Jakarta, Bogor, to Cirebon.
This kingdom is estimated to have existed since the fifth
century, a contemporary of the Kutai Kingdom.
Raja Jayasingawarman was a maharesi or priest who
came from India, to be precise from the Salankayana
area. King Jayasingawarman fled to the archipelago
because his area was attacked and conquered by the
Magadha Kingdom.
Since its establishment, the Tarumanegara Kingdom has
experienced a heyday of 3 generations. The
Tarumanegara Kingdom experienced a golden age when
it was led by the 3rd King Tarumanegara, namely King
Purnawarman. King Purnawarman ruled the Kingdom of
Tarumanegara from 395–434 AD. He holds the title Sri
Maharaja Purnwarman Sang Iswara Digwijaya Bhima
Prakarma Suryamaha Purasa Jagatpati.