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Kebon Kopi II inscription

932 · 10th century

The Kebon Kopi II inscription is a stone inscription found near Bogor in western Java, Indonesia, written in Old Malay and generally read as dated 932 CE. It records that a king of Sunda had been restored to power, making it the earliest securely dated record naming the Sunda kingdom. It was found near the earlier Kebon Kopi I inscription of the Tarumanagara period.

Kebon Kopi II inscription
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The Epoch Institute. (2026). Kebon Kopi II inscription. In The Epoch Institute Encyclopedia. https://the-epoch-institute.org/encyclopedia/kebon-kopi-ii-inscription
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