The Majapahit Kingdom refers to a powerful Hindu-Buddhist empire that existed in Java, Indonesia from 1292 to the mid-15th century. It was known for its extensive maritime trade network and its cultural influence across Southeast Asia.
Related terms
Maritime Trade Network: Refers to the system of sea routes used by the Majapahit Kingdom for trading goods with other regions.
Hindu-Buddhist: Relates to the religious beliefs followed by many people in the Majapahit Kingdom, which combined elements of Hinduism and Buddhism.
Southeast Asia: Encompasses a geographical region consisting of countries located between India and China, including Indonesia where the Majapahit Kingdom was situated.