Sites at Trowulan

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Trowulan was the site of the capital city of Majapahit kingdom. 

The principal sites at Trowulan include:

Candi Bajang Ratu

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Candi Brahu

Approximate date of construction: 15th C.

Location: ds. Bejijong, Kec. Trowulan, Kab. Mojokerto

Description: a brick temple with no reliefs. Folklore makes the temple into the burial place of King Brawijaya I - V, but there is no evidence to support this claim. The East wall still has an altar for offerings. Nearby Candi Brahu a number of other temples should exist: Candi Gentong, Gedong, Muteran and Tengah. Of these temples only Gentong has been found. Nearby Brahu many archeological finds have been made, including gold and silver objects, 6 Buddhist statues, and a silver plate with old writing. Additionally, the Prasasti Alasantan was found here.

Restauration: the temple was first restored 1920, and a second restauration was carried out between 1990-95 by the Majapahit Kingdom Treasures Heritage Board. 

Candi Minak Jinggo

Approximate date of construction: {}

Location: near Mojowarno, Jombang

Candi Sumur Upas

Location: ds Sentonorejo

Description: a large brick foundation, could have been a palace. Site of the well Sumur Upas, where the last king of Majapahit, Brawijaya V vanished from sight. 

Candi Tikus

Location: ds. Temon, Trowulan

Description: a bathing place, named Candi Tikus for the rat plague the extermination of which caused the villagers to uncover this basin. The structured in the basin appear to resemble Mount Meru.Found in 1914, cleaned in 1960 and restored between 1984-89.

Candi Wringin Lawang

Location: ds. Jatipasar, Trowulan

Description: a bathing place, named Candi Tikus for the rat plague the extermination of which caused the villagers to uncover this basin. The structured in the basin appear to resemble Mount Meru.

Grave of Hayam Wuruk

Location: ds. Panggih, Trowulan

Kolam Segaran

Location: Trowulan

Description: a large basin or artifical lake

Makam Troloyo

Location: Trowulan, down the road from the Museum

Description: grave for Syeigh Maulana Djumadil Qubro Troloyo

Siti Hinggil

Location: ds Bejijong

Yoni Bhre Kahuripan

Location: ds. Klintonrejo, Sooko, NE of Trowulan

Dated: AD1372

Description: a 'yoni' pedestal, dedicated to Queen Tribbhuwana Tunggadewi

Mounted: 19-Jan-06กก

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