PHILOSOPHY OF KRIS PANDAWA LARE IN THE MUSEUM OF HISTORY OF JAVA

 

Each museum has a diverse collection of historical relics. It is one of the hallmarks of an established museum. With a variety of collections in a museum, this reflects the character of the museum itself. The aim is to distinguish one museum from another because there are many types of museums in Indonesia.

The History of Java Museum is one of the museums with its character, namely, historical character. Here more precisely, concerns the history of the island of Java. There are lots of historical collections on display at the History of Java Museum. One of them is the collection of Pandawa Lare kris.

Pandawa Lare

This historical object is one of the kris collections in the History of Java Museum. Pandawa Lare kris has an interesting historical story. The Pandawa Lare keris is a form of dhapur luk five kris; the length of the blade is medium. This kris is a relic of the Mataram kingdom of Kertosono. The philosophy of the Pandawa Lare kris is to tell the story of the life of the Pandawa family who must undergo exile.

It is said that the ancestors used this kris for those who were guiding knowledge. This kris is one of the rare and difficult to obtain kris. This Pandawa Lare Heritage Kris of the Mataram Kingdom can be owned by Heirloom Kris Fans, who prioritize the benefits and magical contents.

Pandawa Lare

The Pandawa Lare kris can also be owned by cultural preservation activist Tosan Aji who prioritizes the Beauty of Antiques of the National Heritage that should be preserved and protected to preserve Indonesian Cultural Heritage.

Very interesting and adds to our insight about the historical background of this Pandawa Lare kris. In addition to the Pandawa Lare kris, there are many other types of kris in the History of Java Museum because the History of Java Museum collects many other historical items related to the island of Java.

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