The kingdom of Kandis, first century AD. Located in the District of Kuantan Singingi, province of Riau.
District of Kuantan Singingi
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KINGDOM OF KANDIS
History of the kingdom of Kandis, first century AD
The kingdom of Kandis was the oldest kingdom on Sumatra, which was located in Koto Alang, in the region of Lubuk Jambi, Kuantan, prov. of Riau.
Kandis kingdom was estimated to exist in the first century AD, before the founding of the kingdoms of Moloyou and Dharmasraya in Central Sumatra. Two figures, who are often referred to as the king of this kingdom, are Patih and Tumenggung.
The kingdom of Kandis appeared at Bukit Bakar, ruled by King Darmaswara, who was connected with Daswara. King Darmaswara was assisted to run the government by Patih and Temenggung and a Minister of Commerce. Darmaswara built a magnificent palace as the central government named Dhamna Palace.
With the establishment of new kingdoms, issues about territory, arose between the warring kingdoms. Koto Alang attacked Kancil Putih, and the kingdom of Kandis attacked Koto Alang and was defeated by Kandis. Koto Alang kingdom did not want to be governed by Kandis, so king Aur Kuning moved to Jambi, while Patih and Temenggung moved to Merapi.
Not long afterwards, Kandis royal dignitaries were killed by King Sintong from China, this expedition is known as Sintong expedition. After defeating Kandis, King Sintong along with his soldiers went on a trip to Jambi.
Source (english)
– History of Kandis: http://melayuonline.com/eng/history/dig/350/kandis-kuantan-kingdom
– History of Kandis: http://javawindows.web.id/1-year-bc/the-kingdom-of-kandis-1-bc.html
Foto’s
Perspektif Palace Dhamna (name palace of kingdom of Kandis)
Stone pillars suspected of former palace towers
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Batu Karst is suspected as a royal fence outside the kingdom
The cave that was allegedly entrance of the palace of Kandis.