MojokertoTrowulan

MojokertoTrowulan refers to the archaeological site and the historical significance associated with the ancient city of Trowulan, believed to be the capital of the Majapahit Empire. Located in Mojokerto, East Java, Indonesia, Trowulan was once a bustling metropolis and the heart of a vast maritime kingdom that dominated Southeast Asia for centuries.

Excavations at Trowulan have unearthed numerous artifacts, including pottery, Hindu and Buddhist statues, temple ruins, and remnants of city planning such as canals and bathing places. These findings provide invaluable insights into the political, economic, social, and religious life of the Majapahit era. The site is a crucial window into Indonesia's pre-colonial past, showcasing a sophisticated civilization with advanced infrastructure and a rich cultural heritage.

The Majapahit Empire, with Trowulan as its center, flourished from the late 13th to the early 16th century. It was known for its strong central government, extensive trade networks, and significant influence in the region. The legacy of Trowulan continues to be a source of national pride and a subject of ongoing research and preservation efforts. The site is a protected cultural heritage area, attracting historians, archaeologists, and tourists interested in Indonesia's ancient history.