Influence of Hindu Kingdoms in Indonesia

The video explores the influence of Hindu kingdoms in Indonesia, focusing on the Tarumanagara, Kutai, and Mataram Lama kingdoms. It discusses the spread of Hinduism through Brahmin priests and Indian traders, highlighting the cultural and historical impact on Indonesia. The Tarumanagara Kingdom, established in 450 AD in Java, is noted as one of the oldest Hindu kingdoms. The Kutai Kingdom, known for its Yupa inscriptions, is recognized as the oldest kingdom in Indonesia, with its first king being Kudungga. The Mataram Lama Kingdom is introduced through the Canggal inscription, dated 732 AD, written in Pallawa script and Sanskrit.

What is the primary focus of the initial section of the video?

• The influence of European colonization

• The shared cultural heritage influenced by Hindu kingdoms

• The development of modern Indonesia

• The impact of Buddhism in Indonesia

Which kingdom is considered the oldest Hindu kingdom in Java?

• Majapahit

• Sriwijaya

• Mataram

• Tarumanagara

Where was the Tarumanagara Kingdom located?

• Bali

• Kalimantan

• Sumatra

• Bogor, West Java

What is the significance of the Yupa inscriptions?

• They are religious texts from India

• They are stone carvings marking historical events

• They are modern-day artifacts

• They are ancient maps

Who was the first king of the Kutai Kingdom?

• Mulawarman

• Aswawarman

• Kudungga

• Tarumanagara

What was King Mulawarman known for?

• Establishing trade routes

• Being a devout Hindu and making significant religious contributions

• Building large temples

• Conquering new territories

What language were the Yupa inscriptions written in?

• Malay

• Tamil

• Sanskrit

• Javanese

Which kingdom is associated with the Canggal inscription?

• Sriwijaya

• Mataram Lama

• Kutai

• Tarumanagara

Where was the Mataram Lama Kingdom located?

• East Java

• North Sumatra

• West Java

• Central Java

In what script were the inscriptions of the Mataram Lama Kingdom written?

• Pallava

• Latin

• Devanagari

• Arabic