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@veijanhiedeijat4774

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The Majapahit Empire was the successor of the Singhasari Kingdom.
The Majapahit Empire didn't just appear, but had an embryo.
-Kalingga Kingdom (674).
-Medang Kingdom (732-1006).
-Kahuripan Kingdom (1019-1045).
-Janggala Kingdom (1045-1136) and Kediri Kingdom (1045-1221).
-Singhasari Kingdom (1222-1292).
-Majapahit Empire (1293-1517). After the fall of Majapahit, they merged into the existing kingdom: -The Kingdom of Bali (914-1908).
-The Kingdom of Bali was part of the protectorate of the Dutch Empire (1908-1945).
-The State of East Indonesia (1945-1950), then merged into:
-The Great Indonesia (the Republic of Indonesia until now).

Apart from Bali, Majapahit also merged into:
-The Sultanate of Demak (1475-1554), then split into three:
-Jipang Kingdom, Pajang Kingdom, and Kalinyamat Sultanate.
-Then one day it returned to the Sultanate of Mataram. Then split again into:
-The Yogyakarta Sultanate and the Surakarta Sultanate.
-This Sultanate of Yogyakarta is an independent country, never colonized by Europeans.
-All of them joined the Republic of Indonesia (The Great Indonesia).

In retrospect, actually Majapahit didn't collapse, but was continued by the Kingdom of Bali on the island of Bali, and the Sultanate of Yogyakarta with it's brothers on the island of Java.

Bali has the ambition to annex the Vasal Majapahit Kingdom, because Bali considers itself to be the successor of the Majapahit Empire (Hindu Buddhist Empire).
Then the Bali Kingdom expanded it's power to the Lombok Island, Sumbawa Island, and Blambangan (East Java).

Today, Blambangan (East Java), Bali and West Lombok, seem to make them adherents of Buddhism Hinduism (the Majapahit version) which has been combined with local wisdom values.

@safuwanfauzi5014

4y↑3

This is few of thousand of thousand of Stone-Brick Gate around Nusantara or Malay archipelago/Indonesia-Malaysia-Brunei Archipelago. not included Temple/Candi, Stupa, Royal Tomb, City wall, garden(like Taman Sari in Jogja, Java and Aceh Sumatra), Fort and monument(Like Tugu Pal Putih) and spring(like Candi Tikus in Java, also Spring ruins in Sumatra and SIngapore, "Pancur Larangan").

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Indonesia

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All comments from YouTube:

@andisetiadi9746

4y↑2.9K

I'm Indonesian born and raised, watching this gives me goosebumps and shivers. I even teared up a bit. Thank you so much for bringing this knowledge to us, I can feel your hunger and thirst for knowledge, and especially amazed how you really appreciates our culture. I just hope more people are watching this instead of other garbage shows they are showing on TV nowadays. Thanks.

@FittoPriestaza

4y↑43

Well said brother

@ardtob

4y↑23

Well spoken!

@amygdalae966

4y↑22

Stay safe bro, bersama kita lawan covid-19

@rabbaniazzahra1784

4y↑9

mas itu karena dengerin ini atau karena kedinginan mas XD

@jasuke6148

4y↑132

Agak sedih sebenernya pas tahu dokumenter bagus kaya gini malah dibuat oleh negara lain:( Terharu juga karena merasa budaya kita sgt dihargai mereka. Berharap pemerintah bikin dokumenter sejarah berkualitas kaya gini sih.

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@ANT4RES

3y↑1K

I’m born and raised in Singapore but my dad is Javanese Indonesian from Kabupaten Temanggung, central Java. Growing up my dad would always tell me how great Majapahit was, told me the story of Ken Arok and Ken Dedes and also Gajah Mada. Watching this makes me so proud to have Javanese and Indonesian blood in me. I teared up so many times seeing the glory of my ancestors. Especially the Candi Ceto part🥺

@pustakarileks7404

3y↑38

Oh my.... Temanggung....hmmmmmhhh it's very nice place to smoking tobacco between Mt. Sumbing and Mt. Sindoro

@zhangzhehanphtvwelcomeback7778

3y↑11

😭😭

@ANT4RES

3y↑9

@@pustakarileks7404 😭💀💀💀

@pustakarileks7404

3y↑23

@@ANT4RES temanggung has the most expensive tobacco, called srinthil

@cjwwo8340

3y↑3

Malay empire is far better from srivijaya to malacca sultanate

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@virus2339

3y↑1.5K

12 years studying history at school, it's my very first time seeing the original "Sutasoma Manuscript" and I didn't know it was preserved so beautifully too

@cosmobane6995

3y↑25

Yeah, I thought it has been lost to history.

@rexluther

3y↑4

sad but true. same here bro.

@bkproject3567

3y↑1

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@ramnareshjakhar8991

2y↑472

As an indian .... everytime i see a video of indonesia i feels a deep connection with indonesia, i really hope indonesia become one of the gratest country in the world and attain its past glories. Love indonesia 🇮🇩 from india 🇮🇳 ❤️ ♥️ ♥️ .

@anaskhoiri3653

2y↑31

Majapahit is hindu empire probably trade with maurya in 15-16 century times

@zembood

2y↑45

We have deep connection with Indian in the past, especially Javanese ... , even since ram-shinta period on Ramayana epic ... yavadvipa is our old names that valmiki said on Ramayana epic

@ramnareshjakhar8991

2y↑18

@@zembood i never knew this .... thanks brother for telling me . I will more research on this . ❤

@mint8648

2y↑11

@@anaskhoiri3653 they traded not with maurya but with vijayanagara. also they had suzerainty over the tamil pandyas.

@mint8648

2y↑6

Deplod What makes you say that? Arab culture has been present in Indonesia since the early Middle Ages. Persians as well. In fact, most Muslim merchants in Indonesia were Indian.

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@tinolangmanowk8258

3y↑614

As a Filipino, I really envy Indonesians on how they respect their different ethnic identities, and how clearly defined each of their ethnic groups are with each other. Here in our country, only IP's (indigenous minority groups) could be distinguished from each other properly by their rich, uncolonized material culture. Meanwhile for the majority ethnic groups (lowland Christian peoples colonized by Spain) like the Tagalogs, Bisaya, Kapampangan, Ilocano, Bicolano, Waray, Hiligaynon etc., our ethnic identities are oftentimes overlooked and are generalized to subscribe to the single, National culture.

I hope people (Filipinos and Non-Filipinos) would realize that we are very much diverse, as we speak different languages. And that although our material culture (like traditional clothing, architecture, aesthetics etc.) are very much similar because we were once under one colony, Our intangible traditions (local myths, beliefs, practices, cuisine, literature etc.) are VERY DIFFERENT. For example, differentiating between Tagalog and Bisayan traditional culture could be difficult than comparing the Bugis and Javanese from a first glance, but that doesn't mean that they are from the same cultural backgound.

@egg6220

3y↑28

Hispanic influence are considered natives now here in the philippines

@Kitkat_____

3y↑18

They say Bisayan was from Srivijaya. They migrated to the Philippines because they didn’t want to worship the Indian religion. Also, Brunei used to be a big country and once controlled in the Philippines as well.

@imawormbeforeiamman6052

3y↑14

@@Kitkat_____ maybe after Sriwijaya was sacked by Chola from south asia.

@adoboandkimchi

3y↑17

Filipino here!! I feel you 😢😞💔

@jenosreffps4957

2y↑30

Fillipinas are indonesia brothers & sisters💚 Nusantara however. Austronesia part of.

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@tsabit8125

2y↑56

Merinding banget nonton ini. Sejarah Indonesia dalam kebudayaan, tempat peninggalan sejarah, ke-anekaragaman, dan semuanya yang enggak bisa di sebut. Sangat amat kaya.Negara yang di berkati dengan semua keindahan di semesta ini. Im cry:"))

@SkylorKatiman

4y↑2.3K

this documentary was truly beautiful.

i am a javanese person from suriname, whose ancestors are from central java and east java, and no doubt are my ancestors from majapait. it really makes me sad that this beautiful culture is dying in suriname, and theres so much more to the javanese than just islam. i actively practice a form of javanese hindu-buddhism and seeing the beauty of the cultures firsthand and experiencing the same things that the ancient indonesian kings and traders really makes me happy and makes me realize how lucky i am to be of this culture.

i grew up in this very ancient javanese setting, where we wrote in the native javanese script, wore batik all the time, and followed the original javanese calendar and so i was exposed to all of these beautiful things. according to my experiences, the other javanese kids in my school were really ashamed of their culture. they were constantly bullied for being muslim, and not only that, they did not want to speak javanese and spoke dutch instead which really made me sad, trying to speak javanese to my other javanese friends and being unable to speak it. i especially got sad when we would have javanese feasts and rites of passages and when my village friends would show up, they wouldnt wear the traditional clothing, and instead wore jeans and a polo shirt. when i would ask why they wouldnt wear the traditional clothing, they would say that they didnt like it, and refused to wear it because it was tacky.

i really hope that the javanese community in suriname sees this video to have a little taste of the true beauty of not only the javanese culture, but the united indonesian culture in which their families originated from, and same with any other indonesian ethnic group that struggles with this type of "forgetting the culture".

@JakaSetyaBudi

4y↑50

Dolan mriki neng Ponorogo mas 🙂🙏

@SkylorKatiman

4y↑111

@@JakaSetyaBudi pancen! 2021 aku tak dolan neng indonesia, dhuwitku wis tak simpeni ya mas :))

@metalmachine974

4y↑116

@Skylor katiman I'm also from Suriname and I'm Hindu. This documentary has indeed been very interesting and educational simultaneously. Actually, my curiosity started when I began examining the Javanese language and found out that it evolved from Kawi, the language of the people who resided within the Majapahit Empire. Kawi was heavily influenced by Sanskrit, which is obvious, and my mother tongue (Hindustani) evolved from Sanskrit. Both our languages also have foreign influences, like Arabic, Persian and influence from English and Dutch. This documentary has been fascinating and Amazing, Cheers brother! ❤

@SkylorKatiman

4y↑34

@@metalmachine974 cheers! im gonna guess you speak sarnami hindustani? if thats the case ive only ever seen it written with the latin alphabet. do you guys also write it with the devanagari script?

@metalmachine974

4y↑39

@@SkylorKatiman Correct. I speak Sarnāmi Hindustani, which is actually the Bhojpuri dialect spoken in the state of Bihar in North India. Bhojpuri is written using the Devanagri script, which's the same alphabet utilized by the Hindi language as well as other North Indian languages.

However, coming to the point on the Sarnāmi language, it's no longer written using the Devanagri alphabet by Surinamese people of Indian descent. This is mainly, because most of the Indian people in Suriname don't know the Devanagri alphabet. However, scholars, religious people, such as preachers (Pandit's) do know how to write using the aforementioned alphabet. I personally do know as well. :)

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@MukeshVarma9198

3y↑899

As an Indian I feel very proud after watching it. Indonesian are really proud about their heritage and culture.

@mjortega6745

3y↑39

Yes, we majority indonesian are still proud to be moeslim

@truthunbiasedunfiltered1428

3y↑148

@@mjortega6745 but never proud of being Arabs.

@danurkresnamurti3598

3y↑22

i am proud to india too

@maxirumondor4191

3y↑4

@@truthunbiasedunfiltered1428 yes indeed

@anggiinka4604

3y↑6

@@truthunbiasedunfiltered1428 that's right!

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@angelineiskandar7366

3y↑290

Born and raised in Indonesia and now living abroad. I really felt at home when watching this documentary. Thank you so much for appreciating our cultures and presented it so well :)

@CNAInsider

1y↑5

Dear Angeline, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

The Mark of Empire Exclusive Screening & Panel Discussion – YouTube Livestream is on 9 December, 3pm SIN/2PM JKT/12.30PM DEL.
Get notified when we go live and view the livestream at https://youtu.be/U564Ti2RAQw .

Find out more about The Mark of Empire: Kingdoms of the East at https://cna.asia/empire .

Thank you!

@unclejack8407

46w↑1

Dari namanya aja udah tau orang lokal😂

@auxdseagam2661

3y↑605

I felt like crying after knowing how great and great our ancestors were, I felt proud to be born in the Indonesian Archipelago

My mother is Chinese Sundanese and my father is Malay, I am very proud of the diversity that we have

proud to be the nation of the archipelago

@rasyhabintangoutlaw3593

3y↑6

ur a bit exaggerating

@felitsaadinda2516

3y↑25

my heart was melt and my tears fall unressistable and I feel so great become one of this beautiful nation. I am chinese malay/javanese mix. So glad to found this documentary ❤️

@Sulejmani775

3y↑4

I can tell that you are likely from west kalimantan

@cherylmoatz4739

3y↑12

You should be proud. You're part of a great history of a mighty empire of different people. 😀

@dimactavicus

3y↑5

@@rasyhabintangoutlaw3593 iri?

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@darmaparamarta8513

3y↑341

As a Majapahit descendant and a Balinese, I want to say thank you so much for this amazing video. Thank you for showing me how deep and important my culture is, I appreciate my tradition and my heritage even more now. Much love from Indonesia to CNA Insider.

@migspeculates

3y↑1

evidence?

@ranmasaotome2876

3y↑45

@@migspeculates the Majority of Balinese are truly from Majapahit/Kediri, our ancestors migrated to Bali many years ago after the fall of Majapahit and for the minorities who didn't want to convert

@hillaryedmund6122

3y↑14

@@migspeculates Bali and small parts of Java Highland has of what Majapahit people and cultures left, Majapahit kingdom was based on Hindu brought from India and adjusted to Local traditions. Whereas Bali has a very strong Hindu culture as with Tenggereese from Bromo region in east Java.

@labibbadruz7530

3y↑7

@@ranmasaotome2876 not because convert but truly because fall of Majapahit, the fall Majapahit because occupied by gerinda wardana,.. Justru se the skription of jiu and petak inscription , historian says the fall of Majapahit empire because the struggle for the throne in Majapahit itself. You can se hinds tegger in highland java, in bromo mountain, East Java, the proff of the majapahit hindu society. There there is no compulsion to change beliefs, they themselves moved because their kingdom collapsed and needed a place to evacuate

@MultiDivebomber

2y↑10

I'm majapahit descendant too...my mom has direct lineage to Mangkunegoro IV and she gets certified by kraton. Who was a descendant to Sultan Agung and in turn, descendant to the last king of Majapahit. But, I'm a normal guy, not ningrat. Lots of my friends in Jogja Solo has distant lineage to sultans too. It's normal in Solo and Jogja. Mangkunegoro IV alone had 14 kids and died in mid 19th. No wonder sultans have so many descendants.

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@moogiemoogs

3y↑225

Great documentary. I think Filipinos such as myself can learn a lot from the Indonesians. I'm particularly amazed with the six religions coming together. I wonder if we can do the same approach on religious and ethnic tolerance here in the Philippines? Our country is filled with regionalism and separatism - the polarity is sometimes even too complex for me to comprehend.

@anggitaputri3123

3y↑3

I wish my government will recognize more religion and make them official too beside those six, like Traditional Animism, Sikhism, Daoism, Chinese Folk Religion, Judaism, and Orthodox Christianity. All these faith I listed have noticeable adherent in Indonesia but the number is still too few to be compared to the official six.

@sr969

3y↑15

@@anggitaputri3123 to be honest indonesia just go back to majapahit where they dont fret about religion at all. They seems cool to mix traditional belief with any religion as long it is in harmony with their traditional culture. Even our first id card doesnt have any description about religion at all.

@fanis1862

2y↑3

In Indonesia, places of prayer side by side are common. And this is in various provinces. We respect people of other religions & other tribes ❤️
In Surabaya (location in video), 6 places of prayer are side by side. In Badung Regency (South Bali), a Mosque, a Hindu Temple, a Buddhist Temple and 2 Churches standing close together. In Jakarta (Capital) also a Mosque and a Church stand opposite each other. There are many more in other provinces.
Greetings from Indonesia ❤️ Sorry my english is a bit bad 🙏🏼

@CNAInsider

1y↑1

Dear Ian, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

The Mark of Empire Exclusive Screening & Panel Discussion – YouTube Livestream is on 9 December, 3pm SIN/2PM JKT/12.30PM DEL.
Get notified when we go live and view the livestream at https://youtu.be/U564Ti2RAQw .

Find out more about The Mark of Empire: Kingdoms of the East at https://cna.asia/empire .

Thank you!

@veijanhiedeijat4774

4y↑1.3K

@ZanjabilCorporation

4y↑27

Kingdom raise and fall in this Eden.

@woffydo

4y↑82

The Hindu Balinese kingdom have survived almost a 1000years as an independent state. I guess 1908 they had a bloody war with the Dutch .

@nostalgichunter337

3y↑4

@@woffydo yes they did

@gungyangsena

3y↑54

@@woffydo yes we did. We believed in what we called it, "Puputan" which mean literally as, "until nothing's left". In Bali, they were some Puputan Wars against Dutch Colonial.

@intriguingfacts5434

3y↑35

Some muslim fighters joined the last puputan in Margarana led by Ngurah Rai. You can see their names at Margarana monument. Balinese fighters also fought in Surabaya against British army.

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@imronsyah9701

3y↑124

I'm from Indonesia, thank you for covering Majapahit. I cried at 43:22 when they sang the song "Padamu Negeri". "PadamuNegeri" means For You My Country. And I am proud to be Indonesia, with its tolerance and ethnic and cultural diversity.

@yssuharto4232

RAJA MAJAPAHIT= BRAWIJAYA. 1400an - yg.terachir .punya anak putri Cina .yg.menurunkan RAJA2 SURAKARTA(SOLO) & YOGYAKARTA ( JOGJA). + 200 tahun = 1600 an . BELANDA KUASAI INDONESIA ( Hindia Belanda).

@user-vv7rr3ls9i

😭😭😭☠️☠️💀

@imawormbeforeiamman6052

1y↑1

@@yssuharto4232 tha last Mojopahit king had a half Chinese wife from Champa, a muslim princess

@nazaryamamoto652

2y↑88

The concept of "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" is a legacy of the Majapahit Kingdom that unites Indonesia, which consists of more than 17,000 islands, with hundreds of languages and thousands of different cultures, different ethnicity, as well as different religions.

"Unity in Diversity"
I love Indonesia

Thank you so much CNA Insider for bringing up the history and culture of our country. Hopefully the world can understand the differences that exist in Indonesia

@CNAInsider

1y↑7

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@nazaryamamoto652

1y↑1

@@CNAInsider Thanks again CNA. I'm waiting for the next video. Your video about Majapahit is very good, which can open up your neighbor who likes to claim Indonesian culture and traditions without shame, and fool the younger generation by teaching them that the Majapahit empire is part of their history.

@TheArantons

3y↑243

I’m Michael Aranton from the Philippines, even I who is not from Indonesia is filing in love with this concept of togetherness brought by the old Majapahit Empire influence. We need more of this in the word more than ever. Thank you.!!!..This is good.

@hamengkuindonesian9007

3y↑1

Di filipina ada PENCAK SILAT MAJAPAHIT kan?

@kebronceleh353

2y↑2

Sendang Kali majapahit. Kalok tidak salah Nama nya

@Bro1774

i dont think its the majapahit tho cuz in the oldest document in luzon it is said that we already had ties with kindoms hundreds of years older than majapahit

@CNAInsider

1y↑2

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@ernaherlina8014

50w↑3

@@Bro1774you're referring to Laguna Copperplate Inscription, right ? If yes, it mentions the Kingdom of Medang, or sometime in Indonesia we call it Old Mataram Kingdom. The Prambanan Temple that still exists in Central Java was made by this Medang Kingdom.
The history of King Jayavarman II, the founder of Angkor Kingdom in Cambodia, mentioned he was taken prisoner by a Kingdom in Java and lived in Java for some time. He could only set himself free and gained their trust after he married a Javanese princess. Based on the period when he lived, most probably he referred to this Medang Kingdom. If you see the design of Angkor Wat, it looks like a copy and a larger version of Prambanan.
Now I am imagining a heyday of Southeast Asia where Kingdom in Java had vassal state in Cambodia ( which later on declared its independence) and referred to in financial statement in the Philippines

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@Stardust-xl8nn

3y↑221

The documentaries on Bagan, Ayuttayya, Angkor Wat and Majapahit is truly outstanding. As Indian, I heard in bits and pieces of how Indic religion( Hinduism, Buddhism), kings, culture shaped ASEAN countries.
There is lot of similarities between the ASEAN countries in terms of Architecture, dress, language, religious practices. All of thiese similarities can be traced to the earliest Hinduized kingdoms.
ASEAN kingdoms were melting pot between Southern Indian and Chinese kingdoms

@Padma-ws9th

2y↑34

@@Kitkat_____ No friend.. the Indian and Chinese influence were adjusted with the pre existing local cultures because Hindu Buddhist traditions don't require wiping out local culture and imposing a new culture through violence

@CNAInsider

1y↑3

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@rizkyadiyanto7922

and of course islam and catholic influence.

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@morosso1968

3y↑90

once i had a chance to work with Indonesians. how so kind and warm these people are the words i could think of to describe them.
them being so good and kind, i'm sure they're now all doing well and successful back in their homeland. how i missed those guys.
respect and love from the philippines.

@innaddiina9003

2y↑3

Sebaliknya.filiphina orangnya juga baik.itulah salah satu kelebihan Asia tenggara😙

@keithhh

4y↑1.7K

As a "Filipino", I envy Indonesia. They embrace their cultural diversity so much, and here we are enforcing a homogenizing artificial identity that kills many of our ethnic cultures and languages. Do our people know where our famous dishes Karekare, Sinigang, Adobo come from? I doubt it. The creators can't even be proud of them because even they have no idea. I wish you success, Indonesia.

@peregrine226

4y↑18

thx!

@rickystevanus9609

4y↑42

love you our brotherr

@FM-pw1ls

4y↑14

totoo! nakakalungkot nga. :(

@karlpatrickprias8185

4y↑3

Huh

@pancalmubal537

4y↑46

the best comment so far... hope Indonesia and all country always colorful.

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@yourveii5686

3y↑140

As an Indonesian born and raised in Indonesia, I feel proud of my country. Even though there are some bad things about Indonesia, Indonesia is still one of the most beautiful country.. I'm very proud to be Indonesian. Thank you for this documentary, it's amazing.

Edit: I'm from Southeast Java! Yogyakarta specifically, so I'm half Chinese half Indonesian, my mom is fully Javanese and my dad is Chinese 😁🇮🇩🇨🇳

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@youknowyouwilldespisethis7118

2y↑93

I wish the Indonesian movie industry could see how our culture and history are amazingly rich and create more movies based on these stories. It would be so awesome.

@ghj920

43w

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@WPCDeckingIndonesia

39w

Aku setuju bangat , ..👍👍👍🇮🇩

@dolfincetekege6108

25w

While I am agreeing with you there is a critical problem of representation of Indonesians beauty meaning that I often see people with European feature that dominate the entertainment industry. I am not saying they are not good representation but I feel like we need to represent Indonesians beauty with all the diversity that we have. We glorify about being authentically Indonesia but the media still advertises certain features for example if you look some people who were tan but they bleach their skin because we as a society still have preconceived notions about what should be beautiful. Whereas many Indonesia have really tanned skin it just doesn’t sit right with me.

@stanleyolivar7381

2y↑83

As a Filipino, I now more fully understand the influence the Majapahit wielded on my pre-hispanic ancestors during one of waves of migration. History brings us together and weaves for us our colorful yet turbulent past. ✅

@CNAInsider

1y↑2

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@garudapancasila3638

1y↑1

Kita dulu satu negara maka dari itu banyak persamaan

@streetscienceofficial8675

44w↑2

Filipino have the Filipino kali which originally influence from Majapahit martial art , the Filipino empire domisticated it and succes fully rebrand, Very Smart Filipino

@dmitritelvanni4068

3y↑146

Ive watched three of your documentaries about ancient southeast asian civilizations, i just wanna give a hearty thanks from america. Im a huge history buff, asian and russian history being my favorites.
Ive been to japan and ive studied china to death, but southeast asian civilizations are so hard to study independently, please keep doing the great work youre doing!

@CNAInsider

1y↑1

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@rjtagorio6408

3y↑93

This video enhanced my knowledge of the Majapahit Empire. Part of our lessons in Philippine History is about the Majapahit Empire and Sri Vijayan empire.

@MazL1996

2y↑2

Sriwijaya

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@NephiAcaling

3y↑2.1K

After watching this documentary I appreciate even more Indonesia's togetherness in diversity

@yohanespratama7203

3y↑63

I am from indonesia, the "Togetherness" in indonesia starts to disappear...a lot of people in indonesia are not as nice and kind as you think bro...

@blackstrom7473

3y↑15

@@uuncebret recent alcohol band proves
Indonesia becoming Saudi

@ryancyclone948

3y↑33

@@armancimenk3709 kalau udh kacau seharusnya kita mengkritik dan membangun ulang, bukan memuja muja, kan dulu diajar berjuang, memperbaiki dll

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@skywatcher651

3y↑87

Southeast Asia is an amazing region with very rich, diverse and vibrant cultures. Wishes of peace, love, unity and prosperity to all

@adistya1

3y↑127

I love it so much! As an Indonesians, I thank you a lot, Peter, to bring this epic history of my ancestor. Even I am an Indonesian, I learn a lot from this video, it's turn out that there are too many things i still don't know about my own history. Thanks again, from this video, I am proud and grateful to be an Indonesian. Good luck, Peter 🙏🏻

@apriadi199

3y↑2

Gk bisa bahasa inggris kak

@rifaldibintang8742

3y↑1

@@apriadi199 ya udah kalau gk ngerti gk usah komen, btw gunanya google translate apaan?

@malikassoufodah8830

Cakep bngt ajg

@muhammaddzakyumar2988

@@apriadi199 Banyakin belajar Bahasa Inggris Mas

@mboss740

@@apriadi199 norak bet lu

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@sanjoyakoijam1486

2y↑62

I love the animations in these Mark of Empire documentaries. However, the ones in this video stand out, particularly because of the use of Wayang Kulit puppet figures to represent the Majapahit kings and other important figures ! Would have loved it even more if they had given us a brief about Wayang Kulit (traditional shadow-puppet play) itself in this documentary, considering it's importance in Indonesian culture.

@CNAInsider

1y↑1

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@mahaguru58

3y↑23

As a Malaysian, I wish to congratulate you, my Singaporean neighbour, for travelling to Indonesia, and producing this wonderful, highly informative documentary. I bemoan my country's failure to protect and preserve its many archeological treasures of our past as the local authorities tend to let precious architecture of Malaya's glorious age rot, crumble and turn to dust over the centuries. The Portuguese invaded and destroyed the majestic 7-tiered palace of the Kesultanan Melayu Melaka and its Masjid Agung. Today, the ruins of the Catholic Church built by the Portuguese and Dutch stands in the place where the Istana and Masjid used to be, built by the occupying colonialists. Watching the documentary where the Indonesians are restoring the temples built during the Majapahit era, brings tears to my eyes as Malaysia's historical places are slowly being replaced by steel and glass structures, devoid of history or heritage. Enough of my despair. Congratulations on your exemplary work Sir.

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@rali-cassim2733

1y↑14

Respect and love for the Indonesian people. Beautiful rich history and wonderful documentary.

👏🏼❤️🙏🏼 I have visited Jakarta and Bali and it's my favourite country to visit so far. The people are polite and respectful. I look forward to seeing more of Indonesia 🙏🏼❤️🇮🇩🇹🇹

@michaelharto9534

4y↑2.3K

many people will say indonesians are over proud of their country. but let me ask you, is it wrong to be proud of being a citizen of a country with such heritage and cultures?

@FM-pw1ls

4y↑265

There is nothing wrong with that. Same with us Filipinos.

@anonymousviewer2165

4y↑34

@@FM-pw1ls true

@mrwg9996

3y↑76

ikr, they just some naive people.

@alzaafiraa9687

3y↑27

EXACTLY!

@ravpn1027

3y↑86

Its because Arab culture is becoming predominant in Indonesia

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@markv1974

3y↑113

As a filipino, were more influenced by sri vijaya rather than madjapahit (except for solot/ sulu and seludong/manila).. tundun(tondo or luzon) was allied with medang, then singhasari. The last madjaphit overlord avirjirkaya of luzon was defeated in battle by rajah ahmad (sultan ahmad) of a newly independent brunei. The lucoes/luzon fought and sent fleets to protect aceh against the portuguese in support of melaka. Sadly when we fell to the spanish, we were lost to nusantara for 300 years and our madjapahit was lost in our memory. The visayans (inclusing the suluk/tausug) remembers sri vijaya tho.. our ethnic name reflects sri vijaya, from the datuks of panay to sri lumayana the half chola/sumatran prince and first ruler of cebu..

Kudos to our indonesian cousins for preserving their history..

As a modern filipino i cant even understand old tagalog.. the laguna copperplate is full of gibberish for me.

@safuwanfauzi5014

2y↑1

no english understand old english, no malay or indonesian understand old malay. but old tagolog n old malay more close. philippine lost it traditional architecture unlike Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Myammar, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Bhutan, Korea, China and Japan, especially Thailand, Myammar, Cambodia and Indonesia everywhere you can see traditional architecture from roof style, government building, shop, houses, museum, restaurants, hotel, road gates, palace, gazebo, mosque(not dome arab-Persian middle-eastern architecture style, Like Masjid Agung Banten Indonesia, Masjid Agung Demak Indonesia and Masjid Kg Hulu Melaka, Masjid Taman ilmu Terengganu Malaysia). Google " Gapura jawa ", " Candi better ", " Panduraksa ", "Joglo jawa ", " Selembayung melayu ", and " Masjid tajug ". all these everywhere in Indonesia and Malaysia. no in Philippines have it no traditional architecture except in Southern Bangsamoro region, but mosque all used Arab-Persian middle-eastern and Indian-Pakistani dome pencils minaret

@gilbyadams7360

2y↑4

Thats great. You know too about our former kingdoms. Yes, Sriwijaya was first big empire. Capital in Palembang, south Sumatra. We say as 1st state former Indonesia. Then Majapahit as 2nd former state. Majapahit build after Sriwijaya collapse. Singasari, kedang, Kutai, etc. That were complement of kingdoms

@markv1974

2y↑2

@@gilbyadams7360 my ancestors fled the sri vijayan collapse, renamed the island they went to to panay, colonized the nearby islands, warred with tondo and solot, the natives of the philippines called us the vijya (bi jaya) in the modern Filipino language we are called the bisaya. Our island panay is the middle star in the philippine flag. We also lent our name to the people of the islands of cebu and mindanao and bohol who were previously called pintados. Manila was an ally of medang, enemy to the bisaya. Because my ancestors were rebels and exiles. We did not have a maharajah. We had a bendahara chosen among the most senior of the kedatuan.

@gilbyadams7360

@@markv1974 well. We do not exactly detail of Sriwijaya kingdoms. In school, in elementary school we learned history About Sriwijaya a few. In child, in elementary school. In my mind Sriwijaya such as fairytale. We didn't learn seriously. Now, i know. Sriwijaya was fact. Based stranger story like you. In Indonesian.
Kedatuan - kedatuk an, system to rule teritorry
Bendahara - bendahara, a person who hold finance.
Month - bulan
Enter - masuk
Eat - makan

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@Astaroth73

3y↑106

As an indonesian I've been told this story millions of times but this video makes it so that i can really feel the history of Majapahit rather than just read it in our history book and stories from our history teacher

@MebbIraq

Lol who cares about your history if you don't uphold it today💯 Majority of indonesians and Malaysians now follow foreign arab culture islam, so it's irrelevant🤷‍♂️. Walking around with arab names, arab clothing, using arabic words, praying in arabic, bowing to Saudia Arabia as holy land has nothing 2 do with indonesian culture and definitely not something to be proud of🤣🤷‍♂️🐑

@Enricho

@@MebbIraq it's relevant because after majapahit there is called mataram

@Mysterious_Person.87

@@MebbIraq And you are just a Strangers.

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@austronesianpride5162

1y↑1

@@MebbIraq we follow Islamic religion, not Arab culture

@genie8961

3y↑260

I am always at awe with Indonesian rich cultures and landscapes eventhough i came from Malaysia. I am proud to say that my ancestor originated from Sumatera Island.

@wayanramadan9076

Melayu riau ke?

@genie8961

3y↑9

@@wayanramadan9076 Deli dan Kampar

@wayanramadan9076

3y↑3

@@genie8961 kampar=riau
Deli/deliserdam=sumatra utara

@alifxzzclan1955

Benar Saudara..Tapi kalo dibikin pasal srivijaya juga mantep cuey

@alifxzzclan1955

srivijaya lebih lama ketimbang majapahit..dan ianya tumbanng karna serangab..bukan konflik

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@philipecalvin6220

3y↑319

Love Indonesia 🇮🇩 from Cambodia 🇰🇭we have a similar art of temples

@wijaya4565

2y↑26

Lavigne david 'Mitreka Satata' meaning partners with common orders. They are the allies of Majapahit; Ayutthaya, Champa, Cambodia, Martaban (south Myanmar) and Annam (Vietnam).

@gilbyadams7360

2y↑4

Cambodia in Indonesia, sometimes means. Kampung Jawa. True or not.

@queen84sasha

2y↑4

@@wijaya4565 PolPot and Suharto had much in common yes.

@queen84sasha

2y↑4

Pol pot and Suharto had a lot in common, indeed. 😬😬😬

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@msyaifulhuda

2y↑24

The Majapahit was a Javanese Hindu thalassocratic empire in Southeast Asia that was based on the island of Java (in Indonesia). It existed from 1293 to circa 1527 and reached its peak of glory during the era of Hayam Wuruk, whose reign from 1350 to 1389 was marked by conquests that extended throughout Southeast Asia. His achievement is also credited to his prime minister, Gajah Mada. According to the Nagarakretagama (Desawarñana) written in 1365, Majapahit was an empire of 98 tributaries, stretching from Sumatra to New Guinea, consisting of present-day Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, southern Thailand, East Timor, southwestern Philippines (in particular the Sulu Archipelago)

@yssuharto4232

RADEN PATAH ANAK PUTRI CINA YG.MENURUNKAN RAJA2 SURAKARTA DAN YOGYAKARTA. 1400 an + 200th.= 1600 an BELANDA KUASAI INDONESIA !!!

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@TheIndonesianPride

4y↑365

Jealous! Yes. I am jealous as Indonesian. You did extensive research and well explained narrative not covered well in our history book. You conducted field trips and not just museum trips. Your explanation is well presented and the totality of your passion is obvious. I really really like the wayang style animation which deserves to be made into a movie. Thank you for highlighting the grandeur and glorious past of Majapahit, which some Indonesians may be ignorant of. I must find your documentary series about Srivijaya or Shailendra dynasty in Central Java.
Indonesian TVs, are you listening to me?? Go to hell with your shameful sinetrons. Pffffft

@greaterlordisak3931

4y↑23

It's sad how Indonesian didn't even take a glance at their OWN culture :(

@alsanto2124

4y↑8

Nothing to say but 100% agree with you... 👍👍👍

@stagtack5113

4y↑32

That' bloody true. For the first time in the 18th years of my life, I know the shape of the book that shape my nation. The more crazy fact is I know it from foreigner which comes from neighboring country. We highlight more of our culture in the past which is good, but what's now? Kids nowaday mostly never knew our great past as a nation. Parents nowaday just want their kids to be profitable than learn our cultures.

@TheIndonesianPride

4y↑12

@@greaterlordisak3931 since the rise of fundamentalist movement. Their orientation is to MIDDLE EASTERN and the Hindu - Buddhist past should be neglected in order not to make sin. Taliban blew up the tallest Buddha statue in Bamiyan, for example. Too bad

@mattyjmar10

4y↑1

Well said!!!

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@dopesuga

1y↑12

I hadn't really given much thought to Indonesia before, simply because I was never exposed to its culture(s) in any way within my environment. Watching this documentary has opened up a whole new perspective and appreciation of Indonesia for me, and in an especially poignant way once the singing bowl started playing towards the end of the video. Truly beautiful and inspiring!!

@ayokacahyanto2367

3y↑99

Jgn sampai ada ideologi lain yg merusak Bhineka Tunggal Ika.
I love my country...
Adat istiadat dan budaya dijunjung tinggi.
Thanks for making this video. Love from Indonesia ❤️

@CNAInsider

1y↑1

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@obrolanngawur8457

35w

Dan hati2 dgn propaganda melayu semenanjung malay chia dgn kata2 serumpun nya, krn agenda terselubung dan kelicikan mereka

@thinglhangpacollections5415

2y↑28

I have studied history of indian kingdoms and the civilizations since my elementary schooling to this day and I've heard about some Hindu kingdoms in Indonesia and in Cambodia but I never imagined that it would be this vast and mighty. I really appreciate your videos, keep sharing. 🙏 From 🇮🇳

@aryanhassan4659

36w

Yeah... that's truee... I'm glad they are muslims noww

@indiafirst3676

36w

@@aryanhassan4659 Indians are overwhelmingly Dharmic not Muslim. The Muslims who live in India are mostly of Middle Eastern origins not Native Indians

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@MrArelio

3y↑71

Thanks for making this beautiful video. I'm an Indonesian, who also feel worried about the radicalism which spreading sporadically. This video reminds me of how rich our culture was. I hope this culture can be preserved throughout generations. You make me feel and remember again about how deep is Bhineka Tunggal Ika means. Once again, thank you so much for making these.

@ninachannel2811

3y↑1

Saya juga merasakan hal yang sama...so sad....

@reallive8525

1y↑1

sedih ya 🥺

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@ruhollahalihashemiandfamily

2y↑6

As a Majapahit descendant and a Sasakese Lombok, I want to say thank you so much for this amazing video. Thank you for showing me how deep and important my culture is, I appreciate my tradition and my heritage even more now. Much love from Indonesia to CNA Insider.

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@suyoncats

4y↑444

As an Indonesian, it's really my first time watching that manuscript of Sutasoma after wondering what it was like to be..
Thank you for giving me this beautiful lesson packed with comprehensive storytelling..
God bless you

@CNAInsider

4y↑27

Glad you enjoyed it!

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@amargyan1988

3y↑138

Documentary is having Power to feel and express the one of the most beautiful Indonesian culture❤️❤️❤️🇮🇳

@yssuharto4232

BOROBUDUR = FROM YUNAN - MIANAR- THILAND- INDIA- TO CENTAL JAWA. 1300 / 1500 MASAHI.

@nihilist7269

2y↑1

@@killhaters1612 buddist too

@streetscienceofficial8675

44w↑1

Jay Hind Jay Bolenath Indonesia India long time Alliance

@RizzlyricistGaming

3y↑19

Respect to Indonesia. Would love to travel there one day.

@haryobaskoro5443

3y↑47

I love how Peter always wants to try everything wherever he visits, and how he always treats everything like a gold mine..:)

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@kisahwalitv6940

2y↑13

Saya orang Indonesia asli, dan terutama jawa tengah..
Belum lama ini adalah awal mula mata saya terbelalak melihat keagungan dan kehebatan leluhur kami bangsa Nusantara..
Bahkan banyak sekali hal hal yang masih misterius dan belum terpecahkan..
Yaitu situs megalitikum di gunung Padang Cianjur Jawa barat, karena menurut para ahli purbakala menyatakan bahwa usia nya jau lebih tua di bandingkan dengan Piramida di Mesir, jika di Mesir terkisar 10.000 sebelum Masehi, maka Piramida di gunung Padang mencapai 15.000 sebelum Masehi..
Padahal dalam catatan sejarah, peradaban manusia tertua di bumi ini adalah mesir yang tertua, tetapi pada faktanya di jawabarat lebih tua..
Itu artinya awal peradaban dunia bisa berasal dari Nusantara Indonesia..
Salam budaya salam rahayu..
Damai sejahtera Indonesia ku tercinta..🙏🙏🙏👍✔️

@dzikrinasaira3475

3y↑24

OMG, I got goosebumps when watching this. This is truly beautiful documentary, making me awake and realize to appreciate our identity, heritage, and culture more❤️
And also, this is my 1st time for watching the original legendary manuscript of Kitab Sutasoma.
Thank you so much for making this :)

@greenhat4833

Hi.. love u from east Java

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@reisatsuki5891

4y↑87

Peter was really fun to be around. I hope CNA will keep him for this series. He's so empathetic, genuine and innocently curious it's adorable

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@naesaame

3y↑12

This is so beautifully wrapped up, thank you for the documentary. I was born, raised, and still living in East Java, it's amazing to know more about the history deeper. I'm amazed by the facts of Majapahit... things are just so pretty.. I'm speechless, pardon me haha, I love diversity so much and voila it runs in my blood. Much love from here💖

@CNAInsider

1y↑1

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@m3dsibs57

2y↑30

The latter part was just heartwarming. I can relate to it as Mindanaoan (Southern Philippines). We are living side by side with other religions in harmony. All we need is RESPECT to gain PEACE.

@Sigma20Channel

3y↑16

Bangga bercampur sedih menonton film ini. Bangga, krn budaya bangsa Indonesia sangat kaya. Sedih, karena tidak banyak bangsa kami yg ingin membuat film sebagus ini. Terima kasih. Semoga film ini dapat menggugah anak muda Indonesia untuk selalu mencintai sejarah budaya leluhur dan terus melestarikannya..aamiin..

@mimimambo

3y↑17

This documentary sparks in me an endearing sense of familial sibling relationship towards my neighboring countries. Like brothers and sisters, we should look out for each other, support each other, and hold a deep respect towards each other; Ultimately, helping each other grow into their very best. Thank you CNA and Peter Lee, from my heart, for such an inspiring piece!

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@joshfish2

2y↑13

It's also worth noting, the Majapahit survivors that fled to Bali, ended up ruling the island and integrating with it. Started off as a kingdom with some influence in Banguwangi area, Lombok, and towards West Nusa Tenggera, but over time mainly just included Bali, and into 9 kingdoms itself (although all swearing fealty to at least an overall figurehead of the island)

They remained independent from Muslim and colonial influence, only losing the last independent kingdoms there after the 3rd Dutch intervention as late as 1908

These Majapahit king descendants remained as kings though, but as figureheads and promising to essentially be ruled by the now Dutch conquerors. Bali would continue to have some sort of royal family system and all, until the brief United States of Indonesia was abolished in favour of the modern government of Indonesia by about 1950

Bali remains majority Hindu to this day, despite this

@hotmixal

4y↑783

The best documentary of Majapahit Empire so far. Great host, awesome animation, good job

@glenjerbocahtengil8652

4y↑2

I agrred with you

@bayusetyawan9550

4y↑2

Agree 💯

@myupsccsc3041

4y↑1

Yeah Indeed Brother.

@mariagratiainviolata7820

Agree 👍🏻👍🏻

@ashburn97

Agreed!

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@bamc28

2y↑14

Sebagai orang jawa,waktu kecil pernah berkunjung ke candi borobudur dan candi Prambanan saya begitu takjub,bagaimana cara monumen besar ini di bangun,tentu membutuhkan perancanaan matang dan dana besar,dan fisik orang jawa juga berbadan kecil😊

@hahahah17114

46w↑1

Cantik borobudur awalnya bebatuan bata merah, lalu di rekonstruksi oleh belanda

@kuramakoicentre4284

36w

@@hahahah17114tidak bro. Mayoritas candi di jawa tengah memang memakai batuan andesit,karena di sana melimpah. Belanda menemukan candi borobudur sudah hancur berserakan dan belandan menata ulang. Beda dengan di jatim mayoritas batu lempung yg di bakar alias bata merah.

@indrarifansyah

3y↑17

Dear Mr. Peter Lee and CNA, I'm Indonesian, and I personally thank you for making such a wonderful documentary video, honestly I've never ever ever been so stunned, yet amazed, while watching a cultural and historical story about my country before.. once again, thank you for your incredible work 🙏

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@gunturaji

2y↑6

Thank you mr peter, you've done such a great job for telling stories of our ancient culture, watching this makes me feel proud of how great our ancestors were, and I begin to love my country even more

@CNAInsider

1y↑1

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@akhmad_fatoni

3y↑9

Thank you sir, for visiting and documenting our history, the Majapahit Kingdom. Really, great documentation and serious work. I really appreciate the performance. But unfortunately, we haven't had time to explore Majapahit in the east, which we call Pawitra. However, I, personally and on behalf of the tlatah of Majapahit, would like to express my deepest gratitude.

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@baskarakita

2y↑9

Excellent, excellent program! Well-researched, well-produced, and well-presented. Thank you Pak Peter Lee and team. You all made me proud to be Indonesian. You all made me proud to be Southeast Asian. Long live history, long live diversity..... I will share this my my students, here at Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. Bhineka Tunggal Ika. E Pluribus Unum!

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@megawatytjin9442

4y↑259

I am Indonesian living abroad and at the windy cold morning i watch this documentary just gave me a warm feeling..a feeling like being at home.
The best part is to see the leaders sing "padamu negeri"..i am literally cried, cant hold my tears. thank you so much to captured this very beautiful documentary.. i hope everyone are safe in this tough time. GOD bless.

@wartimekillers

same

@renggasami

One doesn't simply, hold your tear if sing or hear padamu negeri.

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@juliocezarde3775

3y↑17

Belíssimo Vídeo, que país maravilhoso!

@ChamaraSumanapala

3y↑78

I am from Sri Lanka. New to learning SEA history. This video is a nice mixture of the past and the present. Thank you.

@CNAInsider

1y↑1

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@maratussholikhah5967

28w↑1

Great to see this video Mr. Lee.. I'm from Mojokerto, the district at this video. Majapahit is the big kingdom. That's not only at Trowulan. If you want to visit here again, it would be a honor to take you to visit the other Majapahit sites at the foot of Penanggungan Mountain. There are some beautiful temple of Majapahit kingdom. 😊🙏

@fanis1862

2y↑5

When I saw the gate at Sang Nila Utama Garden, it reminded me of the gate in Mojokerto Regency, East Java. Completely using bricks.
In Indonesia, places of prayer side by side are common. And this is in various provinces. We respect people of other religions & other tribes. Greetings from Indonesia ❤️

@sr969

3y↑13

I was born and raised in surabaya, indonesia, and both of my parents are east javanese, so i think i can say that i am a descendant of majapahit. I really hope that every indonesian watch this documentary, so we can revive the spirit of majapahit once more. August is our independence day, i hope the glory of majapahit will be back soon.

@MebbIraq

@teguhf.2084

35w

The real of Majapahit descendants is Balinese, now days Javanese are just assimilation with muslim Sundanese

@bonjavenya

30w

@@MebbIraqit's not your place to define our cultures and our beliefs. We are the descendants of our ancestors, not you

@bonjavenya

30w

@@teguhf.2084Sundanese are the descendants of Pajajaran, which was a Hindu kingdom. Majapahit respected them. Javanese are still the descendants of Majapahit. We only changed our religion, not our DNA. We still look like the rest of Balinese in appearance, especially the Eastern Javanese. Don't gatekeep Majapahit like that, bro

@MebbIraq

30w↑1

@@bonjavenya lol well I am arab(the people u mimick) so I believe I am more then qualified wanna be😉😆💪

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@mdhb2

3y↑221

As an Indonesian I already know all of this story in school, but never had this "wow" feeling about my country after seeing this Documentary

Big thanks to all CNA team for making this AWESOME Documentary 🙏

@wenwen_art

3y↑1

I wish I watch this video in history class back then 😭 so awesome! Wonder why my history teachers made it so boring 😂

@MebbIraq

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@ehardiyanto

3y↑10

Indonesia is a great country packaged into such precious documentary, highly appreciate to Peter Lee and team for this wonderful effort (y)

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@aninditasaryuf3929

2y↑5

Amazing documentary. As an Indonesian, I wish we could unearth more about our rich history, and spread this knowledge to our children so they know it by heart about respecting diversity and also to be proud about our heritage ❤️ thank you for the tremendous effort in making this

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@zal0639

3y↑14

My deepest gratitude to both Mr Peter Lee n MediaCorp for presenting to us our own monumental heritage of Majapahit n it's celestial philosophy of 'Bineka Tunggalika'.Once again from the bottom of my heart...thank you Mr Peter Lee,MediaCorp n not to forget of course..His Majesty Hayam Wuruk for being such an honourable leader and ancestor of ours.

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@affanhasby822

3y↑8

Born and raised in Mojokerto, the heartland of Majapahit 💕 Thanks for this great documentary, got me goosebump in Sutasoma part. Well done! You deserve a pay raise guys, keep it up!

@CNAInsider

1y↑1

Dear Affan, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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@aldofebrian5424

3y↑10

This video and seeing foreigners have interest even admire Indonesia really reminds me of how amazing the country I live right here and now is. Thank you for this amazing piece of art, and thank you for the people who appreciates Indonesia. Indonesia still have many flaws here and there but im gonna try to learn to love Indonesia and do my best as an Indonesian to make Indonesia a better place 🙏

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Dear Aldo, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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@wain6300

3y↑223

I am Javanese born in Jombang, a city just beside Mojokerto / Majapahit. Watching this from Sweden while outside of my house now is raining and cold. Made me miss my Motherland Indonesia so much 🇮🇩 I am proud being Javanese 🙏 thank you for introduced my culture to the world 🙏 🌍

@mondydream6979

3y↑4

Javanese

@wain6300

3y↑5

@@mondydream6979 Jawa is the words from Bahasa Jawa / Jawa language in Jawa island and in English is Javanese

@rizkyjelang4737

3y↑2

@@wain6300 Greetings from Denanyar-Jbg sir, hope you can return to your homeland "tanah air Indonesia"

@wain6300

3y↑4

@@rizkyjelang4737 Matur suwun mas

@theranger2.019

3y↑5

Kapan balik gan?🤣🤣

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@hub6490

3y↑137

Majapahit empire is magnificent. I want to see it with my own eyes after COVID. greeting from Thailand.

@deliladila

3y↑11

Welcome, i recommend you to visit this place:
1. Museum Majapahit Trowulan
2. Kampung Majapahit Trowulan (Kampung = Village)
3. Candi Tikus (Candi = Temple)
Etc.

@Astri-ez9wx

explore east java, it wont be not only a week, it might be explored for about 2 or 3 weeks and you will enjoy it! i spent 2 weeks exploring the regions those Dila mentioned

@greenhat4833

@@Astri-ez9wx male or female ?

@gilbyadams7360

Majapahit was 2nd former state of Indonesia. The 1st former state was Sriwijaya empire. In 600s. I do not know exactly. As locals, there is no clear artefak. Greeting from Sumatera, Indonesia.

@greenhat4833

@@Astri-ez9wx im from papuma east java 🥰

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@kriswugalaxy6468

2y↑9

INDONESIA IS HUGE AND DIVERSE I'D LIKE TO GO THERE AND EXPLORE THE PEOPLE AND THEIR HISTORY FROM INDIA 🇮🇳❤️🇮🇩

@samheru

41w↑2

I was thoroughly impressed by Peter Lee's performance in the documentary film. Every aspect of his scene was exceptional. Kudos to him on a job well done!

@estellawiwit6692

3y↑24

This an amazing documentary video, I was born in Indonesia East Java Banyuwangi and proud with my country with different rich cultures .Thanks a lots for amazing effort to make this video. Stay blessed, Salam from Hongkong. 😇 Great Job 😇

@CNAInsider

1y↑1

Dear Estella, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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Thank you!

@dynarochmyaningsih139

2y↑5

Fantastic ! Thanks so much for such a great documentary. In depth research. Beautifully written. I watched this twice with my children. It teaches them a lot on the meaning of being Indonesian.

I think the best ingredients of this documentary are amazing visuals and most importantly the character of the host, Peter Lee. Such a great scholar with humble character.

@CNAInsider

Dear Dyna, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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@agusaris5031

4y↑489

I am a Balinese and my ancestors from Majapahit. I only can say "Thank You" for this amazing video. Love from Indonesia

@andrewtandio580

3y↑40

Balinese in my opinion is the real successor of Majapahit, as they preserve the culture and religion although they're forced to leave Java.

@sfranklin983

3y↑5

Bali adalah representasi dari Majapahit

@apa7746

3y↑1

gak bisa bahasa inggris

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@michirumaeda

33w

Very interesting documentary. I know bits and pieces of Majapahit as a superpower in the past. Mostly from reading. Visual representation like this documentary makes my previous reading about Majapahit comes alive! Truely grateful for the amazing works!!

Looking forward to see more about kingdoms and empires of our Southaeast Asia histories in audio visual formats ❤

@AlphaWhiskey_Haryo

2y↑4

I'm an Indonesian who grew up in Jakarta.
both of my parents were Javanese, but i was born and spent 10 of my present 28 years in Bukittinggi, West Sumatra province.
i thought i have seen much, but thank you for this beautiful documentary that it makes me feel smaller than i was.
it makes me more grateful having the simple motto of Bhinneka Tunggal Ika as our daily life was something that others want in theirs too.

i could even feel a goosebump when they sing "Padamu Negeri" in the meeting

@LeeKirkman88

3y↑6

Im British and we have diversity but it is not always harmonious and peaceful. I have a new respect now for Indonesia. We are all one and i wish everyone would realise this and live side by side peacefully. Indonesia has achieved this and its truly awesome.

I grew up around chinese and vietnamese Migrants as a child as my father helped home some in the UK in the 80's.. I loved the food they cooked they where all very friendly and welcoming. I consider myself a well cultured and accepting person. I just wish more people where. So.e judge yet have never tried to talk or make friends with anyone from another country or religion. Its sad to see.

@LeeKirkman88

2y↑1

Lavigne david Until they do me wrong i aint going to judge.

@LeeKirkman88

2y↑1

Lavigne david In non of the things you listed. I dont do religion but i reapect other peoples right to choose. I believe in god but personally dont believe in religion. To me it complicates something so simple. I've had 7 ndes and i know what comes next and i know religion does not matter. Only Choosing Love and God does. Spent my life unafraid of death. Lots of others that have had near death experiences have said the same religion does not matter. Its how you live your life and how you treat others that does. Even athiests have come back believers. And change their whole lives.

@LeeKirkman88

Lavigne david Theres also no gender no male or female because you are just concious energy. And you create your own enviroment.. Gender is just an earthly flesh thing.

@CNAInsider

1y↑1

Dear Lee, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

The Mark of Empire Exclusive Screening & Panel Discussion – YouTube Livestream is on 9 December, 3pm SIN/2PM JKT/12.30PM DEL.
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Thank you!

@cepjapidnamah6112

3y↑7

i love this documentary film. Its open my eyes and im so proud being indonesian. Thx for all the crew especially peter lee to bring this for us.

@CNAInsider

Dear Cep, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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Thank you!

@pandaman8969

1y↑5

This is one of the best documentary that I ever seen for my entire of my life. Literally entire of my life. This is a truly masterpiece.

I can't describe a word for describing how much gratitude I am about this wonderful masterpiece of documentary that CNA Insider has been created.

Just truly masterpiece. Thank you from Indonesia 🇮🇩

@ryfernandez

4y↑33

Beautiful blend of then and now. Indonesia is utterly diverse. When I visited Bali 2 years ago, there was a similar setup of different places of worship all in one row. Respecting and celebrating diversity is much needed in today's world. As a Filipino, I can't help but feel connected to the story of Majapahit. We might not have the grand palaces and temples, but the bonds are there. Indonesia's our big brother in SEA.

@andrisetiawan1253

4y↑1

your country is like malaysia that didn't find candi/temple like in java, it because the heritage was rid and impact of colonialized of whiteman. But both malaysia and philiphine was found java script as the proof if majapahit kingdom was there before

@CNAInsider

Dear Ryan, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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Thank you!

@mukeshprajapati2677

2y↑10

It's really great local people restore there history in Indonesia, by the way more people come indonesia for vacation and honeymoon purpose, but indonesia is dream place for me 😌💖 lot's of love from india

@careoflife7720

2y↑5

Terima kasih atas perhatiannya.. Terima kasih atas dokumentasi nya tentang sejarah negara kami Indonesia 🇮🇩.. Thanks CNA.. Salam damai selalu dari Pelabuhan Ratu Sukabumi Jawa Barat

@grant8127

2y↑6

What a well produced documentary, shoutout to CNA insider and team, you guys doing well.

The point of the story is clear here, that we should grow empathy towards pluralism in society today. No more racism, hate, and war. Peace upon every nation only✨

@CNAInsider

Dear Grant, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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@niutto5910

2y↑6

I realy missed this wonderful film. I hope it is not too late to say my highest appreciation to the maker of this awesome documentary movie. Thank you for making this movie. It is beautifully narrated with a strong message to the modern of Indonesia not to forget the beauty of being united and produced by a foreigner, not an Indonesian.

My tears fall to see what is happening in Indonesia today, where some people insist blindly and trying very hard to replace the "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" with their own ideology . I don't understand why would they do that? I do really hope they see this movie.

My parents and ancestors are Javanese, but I am a big city guy, borned and live in Jakarta. I know some of the stories from my parents, but this film really touches my heart about how our ancestors built this nation with love to unite all differences, races, religions. Not only Indonesian, but I think everyone in the world also should follow, learn and keep the Majapahit spirit. Like in Sutasoma story, the priest is said, "although they looked different, in reality they were one". Bhinneka tunggal ika, different but still one.

@CNAInsider

Dear Niutto, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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Thank you!

@distrbutioncj-0017

2y↑4

thank you for your video, I as a Javanese community are very happy because you as an outsider have made us remember our culture through this video. wonderful indonesia

@zenlasmo

4y↑226

Indonesia and india are so similar multiple ethnic groups and religions .... And so much integrity in Indonesia and that motto diversity is equality just loved it this was an epic documentry got know a lot about Indonesia and the great majapahit empire...hats of to the whole team ..lots and lots love from india ❤️❤️❤️🇮🇳

@rickystevanus9609

4y↑24

bhineka tunggal ika = unity in diversity

@Tircasso

3y↑29

@@rickystevanus9609 India has similar motto as well(Vibhinnata me ekta = unity in diversity)

@9f_14_erlanggatirtamadani7

3y↑23

our country is more tolerant than India, there is rarely bloodshed between the two religions. please Indians, respect Islam there as we value Hindu buddha

@michaelschrute2346

Thank you 🙏👍

@michaelschrute2346

@@9f_14_erlanggatirtamadani7 👍

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@cabelong

3y↑19

This documentary feels so heartfelt, like a genuine artwork.

@CNAInsider

Dear Amelia, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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@kenrobinson8060

1y↑8

This old Australian is keenly learning the real history of our neighbours in the area, thank you for the storys.

@catherinegorter8211

3y↑14

Beautiful!!! Thankyou so much for this inspiring video!
My family was from Indonesia. My brother was the one that embraced our Asian heritage and lived it. 💕🙏♥️🙏💕

@CNAInsider

Dear Catherine, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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@iitnakanpur..

2y↑14

I'm so proud to be an indian .. Indonesia preserved his hindu heritage so well

@lissamaharani5638

2y↑4

Lol I am not interested in india haha

@Lyrics.x6x

@@lissamaharani5638 🤣

@reigenlucilfer6154

25w

@@lissamaharani5638doesnt matter, the fact that our culture is heavily influenced by them is undeniable.

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@agandigi3087

3y↑6

Thank you Peter Lee for making this beautiful documentary experience.
You are inspiring more Indonesian to dig deeper about their root culture

@CNAInsider

Dear Agandigi, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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@surendrarustgi5563

4y↑64

I am an Hindu living in USA for the last 46 years. This is one of the best YouTube documentary I have seen. The narrator is emotionally involved in the story he is presenting. I find it amazing that in spite of being a predominantly Muslim country for several hundred years now, Indonesians cherish their Hindu and Buddhist heritage. It is reflected in their language, culture and nature. Alas it is just the opposite in India and Pakistan where 99% of the Muslims (mostly converted) look to Arabia for their culture, mannerism, dress code and above all their ancestors.

@gola1616

4y↑2

मलेच्छ मोमिन thats why u need something called tolerance. in india, foreigner should respect their culture not to eat cow, but an indian should understand if outside india, ppl eat cow. talking about this man sadness..it is happened too in Indonesia, after Majapahit period, Demak Empire (Islamic Empire) dominated the area, and after that Europe imperialism. So now Indonesian almost lost the history about that, even traditional religion very hard to build their temple or doing their prayer...it is happened in 2020 too.

@safuwanfauzi5014

4y↑3

@CNAInsider

Dear Surendra, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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@muhammadmuslimbarokallah9943

3y↑10

Big kudos to Mediacorp and my Singaporean friends in general. This documentary really showcases the beauty of Indonesian history and was very well made. I really enjoyed watching this. Greetings from an Indonesian.

@pastorsex6639

Dancing is haram

@CNAInsider

Dear Muhammad, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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@muhammadistigfarid

3y↑9

Majapahit, Pajajaran, Pasundan, Sriwijaya.
Dan entah berapa lagi kerajaan lain nya.
Those shown always, power , is sourced from it's leadership's capabilities in uniting many aspects of their locals. and respecting others. Not being divided.
Thank you CNA, Mediacorp & Mr Lee 👍🏽 for the great insight

@tokodeetje2554

3y↑6

Truley an inspiring documentary. I was touhed when the host became emotional during the ritual, it made me feel the presence of my ancestors. Cinta Indonesia

@CNAInsider

Dear Toko, thank you for your appreciation and support. The Mark of Empire is returning for a second season to explore the past kingdoms of Japan and Korea, and CNA would like to invite you to an exclusive screening via our YouTube Livestream on 9 Dec. Be the FIRST to preview highlights from the new season from the north in Hokkaido to the southern Ryukyu islands, followed by an insightful panel session with our special guests and producers of the documentary.

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