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During these two years, Kompas was considered the only consistent and comprehensive medium to socialize the geological conditions of Indonesia, through the Ring of Fire. [81] 2013, Daily Kompas won the Asian Media Award 2013.


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Kompas photographer, Agus Susanto won the bronze award for his photo 'Indonesia Lawan North Korea (SCTV Cup) '[82] 2013, Through the Kompas Archipelago Culinary Expedition project, Daily Kompas won the Digital Media Asia (DMA) 2013 award for tablet publishing category. [83] 2013, Daily Kompas won Roy Morgan Customer Satisfaction Awards 2013 for newspaper category. [84] 2014, PT Kompas Media Nusantara received Bronze Award at Asian Media Award 2014 in Hongkong for Photojournalism category with photo caption 'Jakarta Powerless'. [85]


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It is an activity carried out by Daily Kompas in supporting Indonesian literature through awards that have been ongoing since 1992.


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Humanitarian Fund “Compass” (DKK).


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It is a fundraising activity for humanity whose annual assets are audited by the Public Accounting Firm of Leonard, Noble & Richard.


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In distributing humanitarian aid, Compass never discriminates against the recipients of aid either in terms of ethnicity, religion, gender, or age/age.


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In determining the needs and allocating funds, must go through the Board of Trustees of the DKK. [86]


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Compass Reader Forum mailing list (FPK mailing list).


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This mailing list was formed by a Compass reader named Agus Hamonangan on July 30, 2004.


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Because it is born from the community, the management is also done by the community voluntarily, the Compass does not manage directly. [87]


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It is an official activity organized by Compass involving customers and article authors. [89]


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This activity has taken place from 22 June 2002 and currently (31 October 2011) has been carried out in ten (10) major cities in Indonesia.


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The cities where FPK activity are Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang, Jogjakarta, Surabaya, Medan, Palembang, Banjarmasin, Makassar [90] and Bali.


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In addition to filling the rubrication, the activities of Kompas Muda that started from the recruitment process also penetrated into various competitions and other creativity events. [92]


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Students who gather in Kompas Muda community are usually called 'Mudaers' Community Gallery Kompas Muda volunteers.


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Pompeii is a city of ancient Roman times that has become a rubble near the city of Naples and is now in the region of Campania, Italy.


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Pompeii was devastated by the eruption of Vesuvius mountain in AD 79. Vesuvius mountain eruption dust hoarded the city of Pompeii with all its contents several feet deep causing the city to be lost for 1,600 years before being accidentally rediscovered.


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Since then the re-excavation of the city has provided an unusually detailed view of the life of a city at the height of the Roman Empire's glory.


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Today the city of Pompeii is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.


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The location of Pompeii was located at coordinates, southeast of the city of Naples, close to the present-day modern city of Pompei.


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The town stands on a site formed from lava flows towards the north downstream of the Sarno River (anciently named “Sarnus”).


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Currently the land is a little far away located on the mainland, but it used to be an area close to the coast.


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In the first century AD, Pompeii was just one of the many cities located around the foot of Mount Vesuvius.


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The region is quite a large number of its population which became prosperous because of its fertile agricultural area.


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Some small groups of towns around Pompeii such as Herculaneum also suffered damage or destruction by the tragedy of the eruption of Vesuvius.


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History The early history of the City of Pompeii was founded around the 6th century BC by the Osci or Oscan people, that is, a group of peoples in central Italy.


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At that time, the city was already used as a safe harbor by Greek and Phoenician sailors.


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When the Etruscans threatened to make an attack, the city of Pompeii allied with the Greeks who then took control of the Bay of Naples.


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In the 5th century BC the people of Samnium occupied it (along with all the cities in Campania).


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These new rulers imposed their architecture and expanded the territory of the city.


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It is also believed that during the occupation of the Samnium people, Rome briefly recaptured Pompeii for a time, but this theory has not been proven.


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Pompeii took a role in the wars started by the cities of Campania against Rome, but in 89 BC the city was besieged by Sulla.


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Although the Social League army led by Lucius Cluentius helped in the fight against Rome, in 80 BC Pompeii was forced to surrender after Nola was conquered.


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Pompeii then became a colony of Rome under the name: Colonia Cornelia Veneria Pompeianorum.


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The city became an important route for goods coming by sea and had to be shipped to Rome or Southern Italy located along the Via Appia not far from it.


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In 62 AD, a great earthquake damaged Pompeii along with many other cities in Campania.


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In the period between 62 AD and the great eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, the city was rebuilt, perhaps more magnificent in building and artwork than ever before.


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The eruption of Vesuvius The inhabitants of Pompeii, like those living in the area now, had long been accustomed to small tremors, but on 5 February 62 there was a great earthquake that inflicted considerable damage around that bay and in particular to Pompeii.


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Part of that damage had still not been repaired when the volcano erupted.


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However, this may be a tectonic earthquake rather than an earthquake caused by the increasing magma contained within the volcano.


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Another earthquake, milder, occurred in 64; this event is recorded by Suetonius in his biography of Nero, in De Vita Caesarum, and by Tacitus in Book XV of the Annales as this occurred when Nero was in Naples and performed in a performance for the first time on a public stage.


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Suetonius notes that the emperor did not care about the quake and continued singing until the song's completion, while Tacitus notes that the theatre collapsed after the people inside were evacuated.


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Author Plinius the Younger wrote that the tremors of the earth were “not so frightening as they often occur in Campania”.


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In early August of the year 79, the springs and wells dried up.


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Mild earthquake tremors began to occur on August 20, 79, and became increasingly frequent on the following four days, but the warnings were unaware of people, and on the afternoon of August 24, a deadly volcanic eruption occurred.


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The blast ravaged the region, burying Pompeii and other residential areas.


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Coincidentally that date coincides with Vulcanalia, the celebration of the Roman god of fire.


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The only surviving and reliable eyewitness account of these events is recorded by Plinius the Younger in two daub letters to the historicist Tacitus.


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From his uncle's house in Misenum, about 35km from the volcano, Plinius noticed an extraordinary symptom that occurred above Mt. Vesuvius: a huge dark cloud shaped like a pine tree emerged from the mouth of the mountain.


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After a long while, the cloud immediately descended the slopes of the mountain and covered everything around it, including the nearby sea.


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The “cloud” described by Plinius the Younger is now known as a pyroclastic flow, a cloud of very hot gas, dust, and boulders erupting from a volcano.


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Plinius said that several earthquakes were felt at the time of that eruption and were followed by devastating earth tremors.


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He also noted that dust also fell in the form of very thick layers and the village where it was located had to be evacuated.


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The sea was sucked in and pushed back by an “earthquake”, a symptom called by modern geologists as a tsunami.


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The image then turned to the fact that the sun was covered by the eruption and the daylight became pitch black.


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His uncle, Old Plinius took several ships to research these symptoms and rescue the people trapped at the foot of the mountain.


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Unable to land near the mountain due to unfavorable winds and the dust that the eruption produced, Plinius Tua continued his way to Stabiae about 4.5km from Pompei.


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He died there the next day.


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In his first letter to Tacitus, his victory surmised that this was due to his uncle inhaling poisonous gases.


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However Stabiae 16km away from the scene and his colleagues do not appear to have been affected by that air sniff, and therefore it is likely once his death was caused because the obese Plinius died of a stroke or heart attack.


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Rediscovery History records on August 24, 79, Mount Vesuvius erupted violently.


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Hot clouds, rocks and smoldering ash rained into two cities, Pompeii and Herculaneum.


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A thick layer of dust covered the two pieces of the city whose location was close to the foot of the mountain Vesuvius, so that these two cities became lost and forgotten.


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About 1,600 years later, by accident the existence of Pompeii was discovered.


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There are human remains preserved by ashes in all poses.


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The town of Herculaneum was rediscovered in 1738, and Pompeii in 1748.


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These two cities were reexcavated from a thick layer of dust by freeing all the buildings and frescoes that were still intact.


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In fact, the city was rediscovered in 1599 by an architect named Fontana who dug a new road for the Sarno river, but it took more than 150 years later that a serious effort/campaign was made to free the city from the land pile.


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King Charles VII of the two Sicilies was very interested in these findings even until he was appointed king of Spain.


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Giuseppe Fiorelli assumed the responsibility of excavation in 1860.


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Until then Pompeii and Herculaneum were thought to have been lost forever.


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In later life, Giuseppe Fiorelli was the one who suggested the use of plaster injection techniques against empty rooms in the already destroyed bodies of Vesuvius victims to perfectly reshape their body surfaces.


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Forums (buildings for social purposes), baths, several houses/buildings and a number of villas have been well saved.


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A hotel (with an area of 1000 square meters) was found close to the town site.


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The hotel was then named “Grand Hotel Murecine”.


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Fact states that Pompeii represents the only site of an ancient city where its entire topographical structure can be known with certainty without requiring modifications or additions.


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The city was not divided according to Roman city patterns in general due to the unflat land surface (the city was at the foot of the mountain).


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However the streets of the town are made straight and patterned on ancient Roman pure tradition, the street surface is made up of polygon boulders and has buildings of houses and shops on both sides of the street, following its decumanus and cardus.


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The decumanus is the streets that stretch from east to west, while the cardus spans from north to south.


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An important area of research today relates to the structures, which are now being repaired, at the time of the eruption (likely damaged at the time of the earthquake in 62).


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Some of the old, damaged paintings were presumably enclosed with newer paintings, and modern tools were used to reinvent images of long-hidden frescoes.


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The reason about why these structures are still being fixed 10 years after that eruption is the fact that the frequency of explosions ahead of that great explosion is getting smaller.


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Most archaeological excavations at the site were only up to street level in the volcanic event of the year 79.


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Deeper excavations in older parts of Pompeii and prime examples of nearby drilling-drilling have shown layers of various sediments indicating that other events had struck the city before the explosion well known that, because there are three layers of sediment located under that city that are found above the lava layer.


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Mixed with these sediments were found by archaeologists small pieces of animal bones, ceramic pieces and pieces of plants.


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Using carbon dating, the oldest layer is thought to date from the 8th century BC, around the time of the city's founding.


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The other two layers are separated from the other layers by well-developed soil layers or are roads that the Romans made in about the 4th century BC and the 2nd century BC.


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The theory behind the layers of these varied sediments is a violent landslide, which may have been driven by prolonged downpours.


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(Senatore, et al., 2004) In early excavations of the site, occasional holes were found within the ash layer containing the remains of human bones.


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Giuseppe Fiorelli proposed to fill those empty spaces with cement.


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What resulted were highly accurate and horrific forms of Pompeiani (citizens of Pompeii) who failed to escape, in the last moments of their lives (see,,).


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For some of them, the expression of fear is quite clearly visible.


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Geologists have used the magnetic properties of the boulders and flakes found in Pompeii to estimate the temperature of the pyroclactic flow that buried the city.


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When the melted rock refroze, the magnetic minerals in the rock recorded the direction of the Earth's magnetic field.


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When the material is heated beyond a certain temperature, known as the Curie temperature, its magnetic field may be modified or altogether set back.


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Analysis of more than 200 pieces of volcanic rock and flakes, such as precarious roofs, showed that the dust cloud was up to 850°C when it emerged from the mouth of Vesuvius.


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The cloud had cooled to less than 350°C by the time it arrived in the city.


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Many of the materials analyzed experienced temperatures between 240°C to 340°C.


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Some areas show lower temperatures, only 180°C.


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There is a theory that says the shaking may have caused the mixing of cold air into that dust cloud.


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(Cioni, et al., 2004) The unique findings of the City of Pompeii provide a momentary overview of Roman city life in the first century.


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This momentary picture shows that Pompeii was a very lively city before the eruption of the mountain.


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The evidence gives clues to the utmost detail of their daily lives.


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For example, on the floor of a house (Sirico's house) a famous inscription Salve, lucru (Welcome, money), probably intended as humor, shows us the trading company owned by two peers, Sirico and Nummianus (but this name may be just a nickname, because nummus means currency, money).


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In other houses, there are many detailed overviews of professions and categories, such as laundry workers (Fullones).


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The wine jugs inscribed with Vesuvinum (a word game term in the trade).


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The graffiti sculpted on the wall tells us the name of a street.


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When the eruption occurred, the city of Pompeii probably had a population of 20,000 people and was located in an area where Roma had their holiday villas.


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Many of the services provided in the city of Pompeii are found, for example: Macellum (a fair market providing food), Pistrinum (grain milling), Thermopolium (a type of bar that provides cold and hot drinks), cauporioe (a small restaurant), and an amphitheatre.


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In 2002 another, no less important discovery in the lower reaches of the Sarno River revealed that the port also has many inhabitants and its inhabitants live in a palafitte (village with houses jutting over the lake), in a system of canals that, according to scientists, resembling the canals in Venice.


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But this fact remains to be studied further.


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According to Steven Ellis, one of the University of Cincinnati's team of archaeologists, excavation of the site resulted in a complete occupancy related archaeological analysis where the site also houses a business center located at one of Pompeii's busiest gates, Porta Stabia.


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The site area includes 10 separate building fields and has 20 shop buildings mostly selling food and beverages.


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One among the evidence examined was sewage obtained from drains and 10 outhouses.


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Food waste found in the form of mineral foods comes from kitchen and human feces, one of which is food scraps mainly grains.


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The materials analyzed from the sewerage revealed various quantities of materials that very clearly differentiate socially and economically between the activities and consumption habits of each property, including waste from the inn.


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Food waste findings reveal cheap and elite types of consumption such as fruits, nuts, olives, local fish and chicken eggs, as well as cuts of meat that cost far more.


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In addition, sewage waste found from neighbouring waterways also revealed the existence of socioeconomic differences between neighbors.


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Tracts from the central property were identified as containing a range of high-end foods that might be obtained on an import basis from outside Italy, one of them shellfish, sea urchin to giraffe legs.


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The giraffe leg bones are considered an exotic food and it is asserted that this fact is thought to be the only evidence ever recorded at Roman archaeological excavations in Italy.


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The variety of food provided by restaurants in the city of Pompeii not only illustrates the existence of trade from distant regions, but also illustrates the wealth and diet food of the non elite.


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One evidence of trade from other countries is the import of spices that can only be obtained from Indonesian territory.


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Erotic frescos There is a theory without evidence that Fontana found some erotic frescoes during his excavations, but due to the very strong norms of modesty at that time he buried the frescoes back.


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This was corroborated by excavation reports by other teams afterwards which stated that the excavation area showed the atmosphere had once been excavated and reburied.


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At the time of the excavation of 1748, there were found various erotic poses.


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These findings embarrassed Victorian-era scholars and scholars.


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King Francis I who attended the exhibition of a collection of finds from Pompeii in 1819, became angry when he saw a collection that was considered lascivious at that time.


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He also ordered erotic items to be moved in other museums that only scholars could access.


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Archaeology found phallus or male genital form that is a common decoration in the city as a symbol of good luck.


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The symbol is painted in many places such as houses, streets, and markets.


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Lupanare or Lupanar is the most famous brothel in the ruins of Pompeii.


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The building was located about 2 blocks from the forum or square in the city center, at the intersection of Vico del Lupanare and Vico del Balcone Pensile.


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Lupanare is in the form of a two-storey building, erected a few years after the 'little apocalypse' hit Pompeii.


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The stone building had 10 rooms, 5 downstairs and the rest in an attic which was in much better condition.


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Each floor is equipped with an outhouse.


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One of them is under the stairs.


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There are stone beds in each room, which used to be covered with thin mattresses.


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The renovation of Lupanare took a full year and sucked up about US$ 254 thousand or equivalent to Rp 3.5 billion.


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Christians at Pompeii JMPL|Ka|250px|Graffiti of the star of David on the wall at Pompeii (79 AD).


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The existence of Christians in Pompeii is known from the discovery of a number of writings and especially ancient crosses in some places within the city, and these have been recorded and booked by Bruce Longenecker. [1]”


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Christianos Inscription” (Christianos Inscription) was discovered in 1862, in the form of a scribble with black coal containing the Latin word Christianos (“Christians” in plural accusative form [2]), and the writing that faded in 1864 was witnessed and reported on separated by a number of archaeologists namely: Alfred Kiessling (1862), Giulio Minervini, Giuseppe Fiorelli, and Giovanni Battista de Rossi (1864); all agreed that this writing clearly pertains to Jews. [1]


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The inscription is contained in a Pompeii mansion (7.11.11), with a ground floor alone of 3000 square feet for living space (excluding kitchens, apartments for rent, and gardens). [1]


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Among the many graffiti that can be read on the walls on the streets of Pompeii, in addition to being seen a star of David, which likely indicates the presence of Jews, there is a graffito (11 x 20 cm) revealed in the autumn excavation of 1955, on the wall of a house on the insula 1.13., which reads Latin “Viv (at) Crux” (“Live, Cross”), reported by della Corte (who first witnessed and reported; 1958:113), and Barnard (1984:25), and believed to pertain to Jews. [1]


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The carvings of the cross are found in some places, for example in the bread-making house of Paquius Proculus (see photo), as well as one other bakers' house, [3] and on the walls of Insula Arriana Polliana, reported by François Mazois as evidence of Christian devotion. [1]


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There is a frieze behind a ring of the seal of Meges showing a cross on two lingkarang, or a sideways figure eight, where Longenecker argues “this artifact can be proven to show a follower of Jesus wearing a ring with the insignia of the cross behind it as an emblem religious devotion”. [4]


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Pompeii in the world of popular entertainment Pompeii served as the backdrop for the modern historical novel The Last Days of Pompeii and a film of the British television series Up Pompeii, and Robert Harris's recent novel, Pompeii, a fictional tale centred on aquarius (aqueduct expert) Marcus Attilius who had to repair damage to the aqueduct in the world, Aqua Augusta, which was damaged somewhere around Mt. Vesuvius.


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In visual arts, The Last Day of Pompeii is a famous painting by Russian-born Carlo Brullo.


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In October 1971, the famous band Pink Floyd held a show in an empty, 2,000-year-old amphitheatre in Pompeii, before an audience made up of film crews including cameramen.


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The show was circulated as a film worldwide, and later in the form of a video.


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The director later added space images and released them in the form of 'director's cuts', which are now available in DVD form.


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“Last Days of Pompeii” is a 1991 rock opera by alternative skirt band Nova Mob.


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The Busch Gardens themed park in Williamsburg, Virginia features an attraction titled “Escape from Pompeii,” (Escape from Pompeii); there passengers ride small ships that are said to be fleeing through the city of Pompeii while the ruins of the city roll around them.


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Rexford (Rex) Phillips, aka “Rexino Mondo,” wrote, sang, recited as well as produced a 210-minute “audiobook” titled Messenger From Pei (Envoy from Pei).


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The book chronicles his assignment in the 10th Special Company of the U.S. Army in Korea.


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There he met, became friendly and eventually established a familiar relationship with actress Debbie Reynolds.


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Various alternating currents take them on a journey into past lives, and especially in their escape from the “decadent Pei”, just before the city's complete destruction, along with the last days of “Pompeii”, his morally corrupted son.


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This work was created in 1992 and circulated on a limited basis.


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Avalanche-associated mass flows damaged Pompeii several times before the Vesuvius catastrophic eruption in the 79 C. E. Geological Society of America meeting.


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Maiuri, Amedeo, Pompeii, pp, 78-85, in Scientific American, Special Issue: Ancient Cities, c. 1994.


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JMPL|300px|The dominion of the caliph Umar during his peak, 644 'Umar bin Khattab (Arabic: عمر بن الخطاب; circa 584 — 3 November 644) was one of the chief companions of the Prophet Muhammad, also one of the most influential caliphs throughout history. [6] '


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Umar is also classed as one of the Khulafaur Rasyidin.


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In the Sunni point of view, 'Umar belongs to one of the great leaders and exemplary suri in matters of Islam [7] and some hadith mention himself as the most foremost companion of the Prophet after Abu Bakr. [8] [9] 'Umar has an epithet given by the Prophet Muhammad namely Al-Faruq which means one who can separate between truth and falsehood.


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But on the other hand, 'Umar tends to be viewed negatively in Shi'ah's perspective. [10]


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During his leadership, the caliphate became one of the new great powers in the Middle East region.


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In addition to conquering the already weakened Sasaniyad Empire in just two years (642—644), 'Umar succeeded in taking over the leadership of two-thirds of the territory of the Eastern Roman Empire. [11]


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Expansion of the region also followed various renewal.


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In the field of government and politics, special departments are set up as places where people can pit about officials and the state.


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The establishment of Baitul Mal became one of 'Umar's renewal in economics.


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Biographer Before embracing Islam, Umar was a man who was highly respected and respected by the people of Mecca.


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Umar was also known as a heavy drinker, some records say that in the time before embracing Islam (Jahiliyyah = the period of emptiness of the Prophet), Umar liked to drink wine.


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Having become a Muslim, he did not touch alcohol at all, although he had not been handed down the prohibition on drinking khamar (which is intoxicating) expressly.


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Embraced Islam When the Prophet Muhammad spread Islam openly in Mecca, Umar reacted very antipathy towards it, some accounts say that Muslims at that time admitted that Umar was their most considered opponent, this is because Umar already had excellent reputation as a war strategist and a soldier who was very tough on every battle he went through.


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Umar is also noted as the person who most and most often used his power to torture followers of the Prophet Muhammad.


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At the height of his hatred for the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, Umar decided to try to kill the Prophet Muhammad, but while on his way he met one of the followers of the Prophet Muhammad named Nu'aim bin Abdullah who then gave him the news that Umar's sister had embraced Islam, the teachings brought by the Prophet Muhammad whom he wanted to kill at that time.


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Because of the news, Umar was shocked and went home with the intention of punishing his sister, narrated that Umar found his sister reading the Qur'an of Sura Thoha verse 1-8, he grew angry about it and hit his sister.


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When he saw his sister bleed by his blow he became iba, and then asked that the reading could be seen, narrated Umar became shaken by what he read, some time after the incident Umar stated that he embraced Islam, of course the thing that has always always been spending made almost a whole Mecca shocked because someone who was reputed to be most violently opposed and cruellest in torturing the followers of the Prophet Muhammad then embraced the teachings he hated so much, as a result of which Umar was excommunicated from Mecca and he became less or was not respected anymore by the Quraysh bigwigs who had been known to have always defended him.


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Life in Medina In 622 AD, Umar joined with the Prophet Muhammad and other Islamic conquerors to hijrah (migration) (to Yatsrib (now Medina)).


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He was also involved in the wars of Badr, Uhud, Khaybar as well as the assault on Syria.


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He was considered the most respected by Muslims at that time because in addition to his famous reputation since pre-Islamic times, also because he was known as a leading man who always defended the Prophet Muhammad and the teachings of Islam on every occasion even he without hesitation against his old comrades who used to be with him to torture the followers of the Prophet Muhammad.


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The death of the Prophet Muhammad At the time of the death of the Prophet Muhammad on June 8, 632 AD (12 Rabiul Awal, 10 Hijri) the atmosphere of sadness and haru enveloped the city of Medina, while standing pensive Umar was rumored to be one of the most shaken over the event, he discouraged anyone from bathing or prepare the remains for burial.


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As a result of the shock he received, Umar said “Surely some hypocrites consider that the Prophet Muhammad has died.


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He did not die, but went before his Lord, as did Moses the son of Imran who went from his people.


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By Allah he will really come back.


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Whoever thinks that he died, my feet and hands will be cut off.”


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Abu Bakr, who heard the news of rushing back from Medina, he found Umar holding other Muslims and then said, Brothers!


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Whoever wants to worship the Prophet Muhammad Template:Saw, Prophet Muhammad Template:Saw has died.


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But whoever wants to worship God, the living God never dies! —Abu Bakr ash-Shiddiq Abu Bakr reminded the shaken conquerors of Islam, including Umar at that time, that the Prophet Muhammad, as with them, was an ordinary man, Abu Bakr then recited a verse from the Qur'an [12] and tried to remind them back to the teachings taught by the Prophet Muhammad, namely the transience of created beings.


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After the event, Umar dawned on his guilt and allowed the burial preparations to be implemented.


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During Abu Bakar's caliphate During the time Abu Bakr served as caliph, Umar was one of his chief advisors.


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After the death of Abu Bakr in 634, Umar was appointed to replace Abu Bakr as the second caliph in Islamic history.


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Became caliph During Umar's rule, Islamic power grew very rapidly.


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Islam took over Mesopotamia and parts of Persia from the hands of the Sassanid dynasty from Persia (which ended the period of the sassanid empire) as well as taking over Egypt, Palestine, Syria, North Africa and Armenia from the Roman empire (Byzantium).


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At that time there were two countries in daya namely Persia and Roman.


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But both had been conquered by the Islamic caliphate under the leadership of Umar.


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History records many of the great battles that became the beginning of this conquest.


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At the battle of Yarmuk, which occurred near Damascus in 636, 20 thousand Islamic troops defeated a Roman army of 70 thousand and ended Roman rule in southern Asia Minor.


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Other Islamic forces in small numbers gained victory over Persian forces in larger numbers at the battle of Qadisiyyah (th 636), near the river Eufrat.


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At the battle, the general of the Islamic forces, Sa`ad bin Abi Waqqas defeated the Sassanid forces and succeeded in killing the famous Persian general, Rustam Farrukhzad.


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In 637, after a long siege on Jerusalem, Islamic forces finally took over the city.


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Umar was given the key to enter the city by the priest Sophronius and invited to prayer inside the church (Church of the Holy Sepulchre).


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Umar chose to pray elsewhere so as not to harm the church. 55 years later, Umar Mosque was established where he prayed.


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Umar undertook many reforms administratively and controlled up close public policy, including establishing administrative systems for newly conquered regions.


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He also ordered the holding of censuses in all areas of Islamic power.


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In 638, he ordered to expand and renovate the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca and the Prophet Mosque in Medinah.


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He also began the process of codifying Islamic law.


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Umar is known from his simple lifestyle, instead of adopting the lifestyle and appearance of the rulers of the age, he kept living very modestly.


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In about the 17th year of Hijri, the fourth year of his caliphate, Umar issued a decree that Islamic dating should begin to be counted when the hijra of Umar bin Khattab's death was killed by Abu Lukluk (Fairuz), a fanatical slave at the time when he was about to lead the Fajar prayer.


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Fairuz was a Persian who converted to Islam after Persia conquered Umar.


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This murder was purportedly on the back of Abu Lukluk's (Fairuz) personal grudge against Umar.


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Fairuz was embittered over the defeat of Persia, which was then a superpower, by Umar.


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This event occurred on Wednesday, 25th Dhul-Hijjah 23 AH/644 A.D. After his death, the position of caliph was held by Usman ibn Affan.


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When Umar was alive Umar left a will that is: If you find reproach in someone and you want to chide him, then deform yourselves.


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Because your woe is more than him.


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When you want to be hostile to someone, then enemy your stomach first.


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Because there is no more dangerous enemy against you than the stomach.


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When you wish to praise someone, praise God.


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For there is no man more in giving to you and more gentle manners to you than Allah.


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If you want to leave something behind, then leave the pleasures of the world.


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For when you leave it, you are commendable.


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When you get ready for something, then prepare to die.


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For if you do not prepare to die, you will suffer, lose, and be full of remorse.


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When you want to demand something, then demand the Hereafter.


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For thou shalt not acquire it except by seeking it.


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Reference See also Jerusalem Calendar Hijriyah Battle of Yarmuk Battle of Qadisiyyah Roman Empire Omar (TV series) Reference Haikal, Muhammad Husain.


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Cairo: Daar al-Ma'arif.


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Completeness of the date of the Prophet Muhammad, KH Munawar Chalil Donner, Fred, The Early Islamic Conquests, Princeton University Press, 1981 Guillaume, A.,


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The Life of Muhammad, Oxford University Press, 1955 Madelung, Wilferd, The Succession to Muhammad, Cambridge University Press, 1997 “G.levidellavida and M. Bonner “Umar” in Encyclopedia of Islam CD-ROM Edition v. 1.0, Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands 1999" Previte-Orton, C. W. (1971).


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The Shorter Cambridge Medieval History.


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Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.


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Mahabharata

The Mahabharata (Sanskrit: महाारतारत) is an ancient literary work originating in India.


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Traditionally, the author of the Mahabharata was Begawan Byasa or Vyasa.


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The book consists of eighteen books, hence the name Astadasaparwa (asta = 8, dasa = 10, parwa = book).


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However, some believe that this story is actually a collection of many originally scattered stories, collected since the 4th century before AD.


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Briefly, the Mahabharata tells the story of the conflict of the five Pandavas with their cousin brother the hundred Korawa, concerning a dispute over the land rule rights of the country of Astina.


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The highlight was the Bharatayuddha war in Kurusetra terrain and the battle lasted for eighteen days.


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Influences in culture In addition to containing stories of heroism (wiracarita), the Mahabharata also contains Hindu values, mythology and various other clues.


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Therefore, the story of the Mahabharata is considered holy, most special by Hinduism.


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The story originally written in Sanskrit was later copied in various languages, especially following the development of Hindu civilization in the past in Asia, including in Southeast Asia.


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In Indonesia, copies of various parts of the Mahabharata, such as Adiparwa, Wirataparwa, Bhismaparwa and possibly some other parwa, are known to have been composed in Kawi (Old Javanese) prose form since the late 10th century AD.


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Namely during the reign of king Dharmawangsa Teguh (991-1016 AD) of Kadiri.


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Because of its nature, this form of prose is also known as parwa literature.


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Especially popular in the later times is the devotion of the story in the form of kakawin, which is an old poem with an Indian metrum in Old Javanese language.


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One of the famous is the kakawin Arjunawiwaha (Arjunawiwāha, Arjuna's marriage) ambahan mpu Kanwa.


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The work allegedly written between 1028-1035 AD (Zoetmulder, 1984) was dedicated to king Airlangga of the kingdom Medang Kamulan, son-in-law of king Dharmawangsa.


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Another also famous literary work is Kakawin Bharatayuddha, composed by mpu Sedah and later completed by mpu Panuluh (Panaluh).


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This Kakawin was dedicated to Prabu Jayabhaya (1135-1157 AD), written around the end of the reign of the king Daha (Kediri).


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Beyond that, mpu Panuluh also wrote the kakawin Hariwangśa during Jayabaya, and it is also thought to compose Gațotkacāśraya during the time of king Kertajaya (1194-1222 AD) of Kediri.


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Several other kakawins of Mahabharata derivation which are also important to be called, among them are KŞņāyana (Triguna mpu work) and Bhomāntaka (unknown author) both from the time of the Kediri kingdom, and Pārthayajña (mpu Tanakung) in late Majapahit times.


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Copies of ancient manuscripts written in lontar leaf sheets are also known to be stored in Bali.


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In addition, the literary masterpiece also flourishes and provides inspiration for various forms of culture and art of disclosure, especially in Java and Bali, ranging from sculpture and carving (relief) in temples, dance arts, painting to performance arts such as puppet skins and puppet people.


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In more recent times, the book of Bharatayuddha was copied by the Surakarta Yasadipura kraton pujangga into modern Javanese in about the 18th century.


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In the world of Indonesian popular literature, Mahabharata stories are also presented through comic form which makes the story widely known among the lay.


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One of the famous ones is the work of R. A. Kosasih.


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In the era of popular culture especially in the field of televisian, the story of the Mahabharata was aired by STAR Plus and antv under the title Mahabharat.


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These versions of the Mahabharata In India are found two major versions of the Mahabharata in Sanskrit that differ somewhat from each other.


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Both versions are referred to by the terms “Northern Version” and “Southern Version”.


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Usually the northern version is considered closer to the oldest version.


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The list of books of Mahābhārata is an epic tale divided into eighteen books or often called Astadasaparwa.


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The series of books tells the chronology of events in the Mahābhārata story, namely from the story of the ancestors of the Pandavas and Korawa (Yayati, Yadu, Puru, Kuru, Duswanta, Sakuntala, Bharata) until the story of the Pandavas receipt in heaven.


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Text edits Between 1919 and 1966, experts at the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Pune, compared many manuscripts of this wiracarita that originated in India and outside India to published edits of critical texts from the Mahabharata.


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This edit of the text consists of 13,000 pages divided into 19 volumes.


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Then this edit was followed by Harivaṃsa in 2 volumes and 6 volumes of the index.


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This text edit is commonly referred to for an example of the Mahabharata. [1]


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The story summary The background of the Mahabharata is a flashback story spoken by Resi Wesampayana for Maharaja Janamejaya who failed to hold a snake offering ceremony.


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In accordance with Janamejaya's plea, the story is the story of great kings who are in the lineage of Maharaja Yayati, Bharata, and Kuru, who are none other than the ancestors of Maharaja Janamejaya.


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Later Kuru dethroned the kings of Hastinapura who became the main figures of the Mahabharata.


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They are Santanu, Chitrāngada, Wicitrawirya, Dretarastra, Pandu, Judistira, Parikesit and Janamejaya.


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The Kings of Ancient India Mahabharata gave rise to the names of great kings of Ancient Indian times such as Bharata, Kuru, Parikesit (Parikshita), and Janamejaya.


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The Mahabharata represents the great story of Bharata's lineage, and Bharata was one of the kings who brought down the main figures in the Mahabharata.


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The story of Sang Bharata begins with King Duswanta's meeting with Sakuntala.


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King Duswanta was a great king of Chandrawangsa of Yayati descent, married Sakuntala of the hermitage of Bagawan Kanwa, then dethroned Sang Bharata, the legendary king.


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The Bharata then conquered the mainland of Ancient India.


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Once conquered, his territory of power was called Bharatawarsha meaning Maharaja Bharata's region of power (supposedly covering South Asia) [2].


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The Bharata dethroned Sang Hasti, who then established a government center called Hastinapura.


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The Hasti brought down the Kings of Hastinapura.


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From the family, was born Sang Kuru, who controlled and sanctified a vast area called Kurukshetra (located in the state of Haryana, North India).


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The Kuru dethroned the Kuru Dynasty or Wangsa of Kaurawa.


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In the Dynasty, Pratipa was born, who fathered Prabu Santanu, ancestor of the Pandavas and Korawa.


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Relatives of Wangsa Kaurawa (Kuru Dynasty) are Wangsa Yadawa, because both Wangsa are descended from the same ancestor, namely Maharaja Yayati, a knight of Wangsa Chandra or Soma Dynasty, descendants of Sang Pururawa.


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In the genealogy of Wangsa Yadawa, was born Prabu Basudewa, the King of the Kingdom of Surasena, later the son of Sang Kresna, who founded the Kingdom of Dwaraka.


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The Kresna of Wangsa Yadawa is cousins with the Pandavas and Korawa of Wangsa Kaurawa.


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Prabu Santanu and his descendant Prabu Santanu was a mahsyur king of the Sang Kuru lineage, originally from Hastinapura.


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He was married to Goddess Ganges who was cursed in order to descend into the world, but Goddess Ganges left him because Sang Prabu broke the marriage promise.


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The relationship of Sang Prabu with Goddess Ganges had given the name Dewabrata or Bisma.


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After the abandonment of Goddess Ganges, finally Prabu Santanu became a widower.


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A few years later, Prabu Santanu continued his householder life by marrying Goddess Satyawati, a fisherman's daughter.


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From his relationship, the Prabu sons the Citrānggada and Wicitrawirya.


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Citrānggada died at a young age in a battle, then he was succeeded by his younger brother Wicitrawirya.


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Wicitrawirya also died at a young age and has not had a chance to have offspring.


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On the help of Resi Byasa, Wicitrawirya's two wives, namely Ambika and Ambalika, gave birth to respectively a son, their names Pandu (from Ambalika) and Dretarastra (from Ambika).


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Dretarastra was born blind, so the throne of Hastinapura was handed over to Pandu, his sister.


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Pandu married Kunti then Pandu married for the second time to Madrim, but as a result of Pandu's mistake during the archery of an antelope, then the gazelle issued (Supata=Curse) that Pandu would not feel any more husband and wife relationship, and if he did, then Pandu will be invalidated.


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The gazelle then dies by transforming into its original form of a priest.


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Then because of such a bad event, Pandu then invited his two wives to beg Hyang Almighty to be given a child.


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Then Batara guru sent Batara Dharma to fertilize Goddess Kunti so that the first child was born Judistira Then Batara Guru sent Batara Indra to fertilize Goddess Kunti shingga was born Harjuna, then Batara Bayu was sent also to fertilize Goddess Kunti so that Bima was born, and lastly, Batara Aswin was sent to fertilize the Goddess Madrim, and Nakula and Sadewa were born.


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The five sons of Pandu are known as Pandavas.


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The blind Dretarastra married Gandari, and had a hundred sons and a princess known as Korawa.


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Pandu and Dretarastra have a youngest brother named Widura.


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The Dretarastra, Pandu, and Widura families built the Mahabharata storyline.


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Pandavas and Korawa Pandavas and Korawa are two groups of different nature but descended from the same ancestor, namely Kuru and Bharata.


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Korawa (particularly Duryodana) are cunning and always envious of the advantages of the Pandavas, whereas the Pandavas are calm and always patient when oppressed by their cousins.


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The father of the Korawans, namely Dretarastra, was very fond of his sons.


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This made him often incited by his brother-in-law, Sangkuni, along with his beloved son Duryodana, in order to allow him to do evil plans to get rid of the Pandavas.


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On one occasion, Duryodana invited Kunti and the Pandavas for a holiday.


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There they stay overnight in a house already provided by Duryodana.


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During the night, the house was set on fire.


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But the Pandavas were saved by Bima so that they did not burn alive in the house.


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After saving themselves, Pandavas and Kunti enter the forest.


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In the forest Bima met the rakshasa Hidimba and killed him, then married his sister, the rakshasi Hidimbi.


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From the marriage, Gatotkaca was born.


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After passing through jungle forest, the Pandavas pass through the Kingdom of Panchala.


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There news broke that King Drupada organized a contest for Goddess Dropadi.


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Because followed the contest, but was rejected by Dropadi.


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The Pandavas also participated in the ceremony, but they were dressed as brahmins.


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The Pandavas joined the ceremony to win five kinds of competitions, Judistira to win the philosophy and tatanegara ceremony, Arjuna to win the Arrow weapon, Bima won the Gada and Nakula - Sadewa to win the Sword weapon.


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The Pandavas managed to do well to win the ceremony.


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Dropadi must accept Pandavas as her husband because according to her promise who can win the ceremony she made it will be her husband despite deviating from her desire, which is actually what only a Satriya wants.


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After that, a fight broke out because the ladies grumbled because the brahmins were not supposed to follow the sayembara.


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The Pandavas fought then escaped. After arriving home, they said to their mother that they came to bring the results of asking for.


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Their mother also told them to be divided equally for all brothers.


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However, how surprised he was to see that his children brought not only the results of asking for, but also a woman.


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Inevitably, Dropadi married all five Pandavas.


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The dice game In order not to take place a fierce battle, the Kuru Kingdom was divided in half to be divided to the Pandavas and Korawa.


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Korawa ruled the mothership (central) Kuru Kingdom with the capital Hastinapura, while the Pandavas ruled the Kurujanggala Kingdom with the capital Indraprastha.


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Both Hastinapura and Indraprastha had magnificent palaces, and it was there that Duryodana was splashed into a pool which he thought to be the floor, so that he became a material of ridicule for Dropadi.


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This made him grow angry with the Pandavas.


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To seize the wealth and kingdom of Judistira, Duryodana invited Judistira to play this dice on the idea of Sangkuni, this was done actually to deceive the Pandavas to invite Judistira to play dice with a bet.


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Judistira who is fond of playing dice did not refuse the invitation and was willing to come to Hastinapura.


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During the dice game, Duryodana is represented by Sangkuni as a dice croupier who has the ability to cheat.


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The beginning of the war weapon betting game, the play bet continues to increase to the royal treasure bet, the next warrior is at stake, and until the top of the game Kingdom becomes a bet, the Pandavas lose all the treasures and the kingdom of the Pandavas including brothers are also at stake and the latter his wife Dropadi was made a bookmaker.


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In the event, because Dropadi already belongs to Duryodana, Dropadi's clothes were drawn by Dursasana because it had been Duryodana's treasure since Judistira lost the dice, but the effort did not succeed in undressing Dropadi, because every clothes were opened under the clothes there were clothes again so continuously endless thanks to the supernatural help of Sri Kresna.


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Because his wife was insulted, Bima vowed to kill Dursasana and drink his blood later.


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After saying the oath, Dretarastra felt that a catastrophe would befall his descendants, so he returned all the treasures of Judistira that were used as bets.


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Duryodana who feels disappointed that Dretarastra has returned all the treasures that will actually belong to her, organizes a dice game for the second time.


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This time, who loses must exile himself to the forest for 12 years, after which he lives in disguise for a year, and after that has the right to return again to his kingdom.


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For the second time, Judistira followed the game and once again he lost.


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Due to the defeat, the Pandavas were forced to leave their kingdom for 12 years and live in disguise for a year.


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After the period of exile was up and in accordance with a legitimate treaty, the Pandavas were entitled to take over the Duryodana-led kingdom.


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Yet Duryodana is evil.


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He did not want to hand over the kingdom to the Pandavas, even though as wide as the tip of the needle.


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It left the patience of the Pandavas exhausted.


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Peaceful missions were carried out by Sri Kresna, but many times failed.


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Finally, the battle is inescapable.


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The battle in Kurukshetra Pandavas attempted to find allies and he had the help of troops from Kekaya Kingdom, Matsya Kingdom, Pandya Kingdom, Chola Kingdom, Kerala Kingdom, Magadha Kingdom, Wangsa Yadawa, Dwaraka Kingdom, and many more.


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In addition the great knights in Bharatawarsha such as for example Drupada, Satyaki, Drestadyumna, Srikandi, Wirata, and others co-sided with the Pandavas.


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Duryodana meanwhile asked Bisma to lead Korawa's forces as well as to appoint him as commander-in-chief of the Korawa forces.


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Korawa was assisted by Resi Drona and his son Aswatama, the brother-in-law of the Korawans, Jayadrata, and teachers Krepa, Kretawarma, Salya, Sudaksina, Burisrawas, Bahlika, Sangkuni, Karna, and many more.


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The battle lasted for a full 18 days.


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In that battle, many knights were killed, such as Abhimanyu, Drona, Karna, Bisma, Gatotkaca, Irawan, King Wirata and his sons, Bhagadatta, Susharma, Sangkuni, and many more.


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For 18 days it was met by heartbreaking bloodshed and carnage.


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By the end of the eighteenth day, only ten knights survive the battle, they are: Five Pandavas, Yuyutsu, Satyaki, Aswatama, Krepa and Kretawarma.


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Successor of Wangsa Kuru After the war ended, Judistira was crowned King of Hastinapura.


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After reigning for some time, he handed the throne to Arjuna's grandson, namely Parikesit.


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Later, Judistira along with the Pandavas and Dropadi climbed the Himalayan mountain as the final destination of their journey.


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There they died and reached heaven.


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Parikesit ruled the Kuru Kingdom fairly and wisely.


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He married Madrawati and had a son named Janamejaya.


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Janamejaya marries Wapushtama (Bhamustiman) and has a son named Satanika.


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Satanika is the son of Aswamedhadatta.


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Aswamedhadatta and his descendants later led the Wangsa Kuru Kingdom in Hastinapura.


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Genealogy Pedigree descendants of Maharaja Yayati Pedigree family Bharata Footnotes List of libraries.


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In addition, there are also five boroughs that have some autonomy within their county</i>: Ireland Colombia Dublin— Dublin City— Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown— Fingal— South Dublin Wicklow Wexford— Wexford (Borough) Carlow Kildare Meath Louth— Drogheda (Borough) Monaghan Cavan Longford Westmeath Offaly Laois Kilkenny— Kilkenny (Borough) Waterford— City of Waterford Cork— City of Cork Kerry Limerick— City of Limerick Tipperary— North Tipperary— South Tipperary— Clonmel (Borough) Clare Galway— City of Galway Mayo Roscommon Sligo— Sligo (Borough) Leitrim Donegal County—The county is also grouped in the borough- Region for statistical purposes: Border (Border): County Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Louth, Monaghan, Sligo West (West): County Galway, Mayo and Roscommon Midland (Central): County Laois, Longford, Offaly and Westmeath Mid-East (Middle East): County Kildare, Meath and Wicklow Dublin: Dublin City , and counties Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, Fingal and South Dublin South-East (South-East): County Carlow, Kilkenny, South Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford South-West (South-West): County Cork and Kerry Mid-West (Central West): County Clare, Limerick and North Tipperary Demographics The population of Ireland is located at 4,588,252 in 2011, an increase since 2006. [3]


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At the time of the 2011 census, the number of non-Irish nationals was recorded as 544,357, making up 12% of the total population.


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This amounts to almost 2.5 times the number of non-Irish nationals recorded in the 2002 census (224,261), at the time the question of citizenship was asked for the first time.


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The five largest non-Irish groups were Poles (122,259), English (112,259), Latvians (20,593), and Nigerians (17,642).


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The language of the Irish Constitution made it clear that Irish constituted a “National language”, but English became the dominant language.


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As a result of the immigration of Polish people, Polish was the most widely spoken language after English, with Irish as the third most widely spoken language. [4]


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Religion [5] The Irish Census of 2016 was held in Ireland in April 2016 and a preliminary report was published a year later.


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In 2016, the total population of Ireland reached 4,761,865 inhabitants.


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Religion in Ireland based on the 2016 Census shows that Ireland remains a strongly Roman Catholic country, with 78.31% of the population identifying as such.


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This represents a decrease of 5.9% since the last census in 2011 and a decrease of 13.3% over the 25-year period since the 1991 Census.


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Compared to the 2011 census, the total number of Catholics fell by 132,200 (3.4%) from 3,861,300 to 3,729,100.


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There was also a significant rise in the number of No religion which grew by 73.6% from 269,800 to 468,400 or almost 1 in 10 people of the total Irish population.


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About 12% of people aged 30-34 have no religious adherence, the highest of all age groups.


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The Muslim population has increased to 63,400, an increase of 28.9%.


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The fastest-growing religious belief is that of the Orthodox branch of Christianity, whose adherents in Ireland grew from 45,200 in 2011 to 65,200 in 2016, an increase of 37.5%.


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Three places that have more than 1 in 3 population as non-Catholic, namely Dublin City, Dun Laoghaire and Galway City.


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Tipperary had the lowest percentage of 12.9%.


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Over the period 2011-2016, Ireland's overall population grew by 3.8%.


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However, Worship Attendance in the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland Beyond the Census, weekly Mass Attendance statistics have revealed an overall decline over the past 30 years, most marked in urban areas.


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A 2006 poll conducted by Irish state broadcaster RTE revealed that 48% of those surveyed attended mass at least weekly, compared with 81% in 1990.


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The 2011 survey found the weekly attendance rate in the Dublin area to be 14%.


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As part of the European Social Survey of 2010, Roman Catholics in Ireland were questioned regarding attendance patterns in their church: Weekly church attendance by Roman Catholic Irishmen fell from 91% to 30%.


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For the number of Roman Catholic Priests in Ireland has fallen by 16.4% over a 10-year period (2004-2014).


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The Joseon Kingdom (Korean:; Hanja:大) was a kingdom founded by Yi Seong-gye that lasted for approximately five centuries, from July 1392 to October 1897.


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It was officially renamed to the Greater Korean Empire in October 1897. [1]


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Established after the Goryeo dynasty capitalized in Kaesong.


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After establishing the new dynasty, Yi Seong-gye moved his original royal capital at Kaesong, shifting somewhat southward in the Hanseong region, now called Seoul.


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The northern borders of the kingdom were extended to natural boundaries on the Yalu and Tumen Rivers through conquers from the Jurchen tribes.


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Joseon is the last dynasty of Korea and is the longest living dynasty of Confucianism.


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During his reign, Joseon espoused the ideals and doctrines of Chinese Confucianism within Korean society.


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Neo-Confucianism was installed as the new dynastic state ideology.


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Buddhism was debased and occasionally faced persecution by dynasties.


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Joseon toughened effective rule over Korean territory and bore witness to an increase in Korean classical culture, commerce, science, literature, and technology.


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However the dynasty was severely weakened during the late 16th and early 17th centuries, when the Japanese Invasion of Korea (1592—1598) and the Manchu first and second incursions of 1636 nearly overran the Korean Peninsula, leading to increasingly harsh isolationist policies that made his country known as the “Hermit Kingdom”.


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After the attacks from Manchuria ended, Joseon experienced a peaceful period of almost 200 years.


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But whatever power restored the kingdom during its isolation, diminished towards the 18th century and faced with internal strife, power struggles, international pressure and rebellions, the Joseon dynasty declined dramatically by the end of the 19th century.


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The Joseon period left a great legacy to modern Korea; much of modern Korean Culture, etiquette, norms, and societal attitudes towards current issues, and modern Korean language and its dialects derived from Joseon culture and traditions.


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Early History of the Joseon Period JMPL|left|Portrait of King Taejo The Establishment of the New Dynasty At the end of the 14th century, the nearly 500-year-old Goryeo Dynasty formed in 918 was staggered, its foundations collapsing from years of warfare and de facto occupation from disintegration Mongolian Empire.


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Following the rise of the Ming Dynasty, the royal court in Goryeo was divided into two conflicting factions: the group led by General Yi (who supported the Ming) and the group led by General Choe (who was supported by Yuan).


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Goryeo claimed to be the successor of the ancient kingdom of Goguryeo (later named Goryeo); such restoring Manchuria as part of Korean territory was part of its foreign policy throughout its history.


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When a Ming envoy came to Goryeo in 1388, the 14th year in the reign of U of Goryeo, to demand the former northern territories ceded to Goryeo, General Choe took that opportunity to invade the Liaodong Peninsula.


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Yi was elected to lead the attack; however he rebelled and swept back to Kaesong and initiated a coup, which overthrew King U, to later impeach one of King U's sons, Chang of Goryeo (1388).