When you enter the Majapahit hall, a pataka's shape is still intact from the 13th century. The patch is in the shape of a trident with a dragon headdress. This pataka is a relic of the Singhasari kingdom, passed on to the Majapahit kingdom.
This pataka from the Majapahit Kingdom is a Pataka Nagari as the embodiment of the twin dragons.
This pataka was made in the era of the Singhasari Kingdom in the
12th to 13th centuries AD, and inherited by the Majapahit Kingdom.
Kusumo describes the Pataka
Sang Dwija Naga Nareswara in the form of a pataka Nagari as the
embodiment of the tirta amerta twin dragons. This pataka is from
the period of the Singhasari Kingdom from the XII to the XIII century AD. This pataka
was then passed on to the Majapahit Kingdom after being saved by Sang Rama
Wijaya when the Singasari Kingdom collapsed. While the Pataka Sang Hyang
Baruna in the form of a spear from the XII to XIII centuries AD.
The
cultural observer from Solo said that this Mahapahit heritage plaque is usually
attached to the top of the leader's ship or that represents the royal
expedition group. While the Pataka of
Sang Padmanaba Wiranagari is in the form of a spear, this is the Pataka of Sang Padmanaba Wiranagari.
This
is the first time the symbol of the Wilwatikta Majapahit Kingdom was attached
to the spear pataka.
This pataka was previously brought by Jayakatwang Kediri
but was reclaimed by Senopati Singasari during the Pamalayu expedition.
Finally, Pataka Sang
Hyang Naga Amawabhumi is in the form of a dragon spear, which means the dragon
guardian of justice.
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