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... Gajah Mada , also spelled GADJAH MADA ( d . 1364 ) , prime minister of the Majapahit Em- pire and a national hero in Indonesia . He is believed to have unified the entire archipelago . The principal poet of the era , Prapanca , eulo- gized ...
... Gajah Mada , also spelled GADJAH MADA ( d . 1364 ) , prime minister of the Majapahit Em- pire and a national hero in Indonesia . He is believed to have unified the entire archipelago . The principal poet of the era , Prapanca , eulo- gized ...
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... Gajah Mada was at the height of his career . Under the two leaders , Majapahit extended its power throughout the Indonesian archipelago . Its core area was directly adminis- tered by Hayam Wuruk , and the vast outlying territory ...
... Gajah Mada was at the height of his career . Under the two leaders , Majapahit extended its power throughout the Indonesian archipelago . Its core area was directly adminis- tered by Hayam Wuruk , and the vast outlying territory ...
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