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The Kedu Plain hosts a large number of Hindu and Buddhist temples dated, from the 8th to the 9th century. Because of this, the Kedu Plain is considered the cradle of classic Indonesian civilization. The temples in the region include:
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The ruins of a Hindu temple; located several hundred meters north of Pawon temple. However, no significant remains of the temple have survived, thus, its reconstruction is impossible. Only the statues of
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had ended, the English returned Java back over to the Dutch in 1816 and Magelang continued to play a central role in the Dutch East Indies.
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runs through the center of this plain, from its source on the slope of Mount Sundoro to the southern coast of Java facing the
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The ruins of a Hindu temple on top of a hill, located near Candi Gunung Wukir, on the outskirts of Muntilan.
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The small 8th-century Buddhist temple near the bank of Progo River is located between Mendut and Borobudur.
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The 8th-century Buddhist temple is located about 5 kilometers east of Mendut temple.
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Industri perkebunan dan dampaknya perkebunan kopi di karesidenan Kedu, 1850-1900
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Eksploitasi kolonial abad XIX : kerja wajib di Keresidenan Kedu 1800-1890
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The 8th-century Buddhist temple houses three large stone statues of
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Fertile volcanic plain in between Mount Sumbing and Mount Sundoro
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to the east. It roughly corresponds to the present-day
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have been discovered, which are now displayed at the
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7°36′30″S 110°13′00″E / 7.608333°S 110.216667°E / -7.608333; 110.216667

Borobudur
Progo River
Mount Sumbing
Mount Sundoro
Mount Merbabu
Mount Merapi
Magelang
Temanggung Regency
Central Java
Indonesia
Kendal
Mount Ungaran
Prambanan Plain
Progo River
Indian Ocean
Sailendra
Borobudur
Dutch East Indies
Kedu Residency
Magelang Regency
Magelang City
Temanggung Regency
Britain
Magelang
Napoleonic wars
Mount Tidar
Borobudur
mandala

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