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7 Relics of Majapahit Kingdom that Still Exist Today

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via Tempo, 10 November 2022: A listicle of notable Majapahit sites in East Java.

The city center of Majapahit lies among the village of Trowulan, 12 kilometers southwest of Mojokerto in East Java. With its center in East Java, the kingdom of Majapahit left many of its historical relics around the region. Here are some of the sites of the Majapahit Kingdom in East Java.

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