Majapahit: The Empire That Once Ruled Indonesia — Fexingo History
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the intricate world of Majapahit's rice agriculture, focusing on the sacred role of the rice goddess Dewi Sri and the ancient subak irrigation system that sustained the empire. They discuss how the Javanese calendar, with its wuku cycles, dictated planting and harvesting rituals, and how the Brantas River basin was transformed into a network of terraced paddies. Lucas explains the connection between water temples, such as Candi Tikus, and the subak system, revealing how spiritual and practical aspects of farming were inseparable. The conversation also touches on the deification of King Airlangga in Candi Belahan as an incarnation of Vishnu, linking kingship to agricultural prosperity. The episode concludes with a reflection on how Majapahit's food security allowed its flourishing of arts, trade, and military power. #Majapahit #DewiSri #Subak #RiceAgriculture #BrantasRiver #CandiTikus #CandiBelahan #Airlangga #JavaneseCalendar #Wuku #WaterTemple #AncientAgriculture #SoutheastAsia #IndonesianHistory #RiceTerraces #Hinduism #FexingoHistory #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]
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