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Pasir Muara Inscription or commonly known as Kebon Kopi II Inscription is a relic of the
Sunda Kingdom. It is called the Kebon II Inscription because at the time it was found the location
was not far or only about 1 km from the Kebon Kopi I inscription, although it was only about 1
km away, but the Kebon Kopi I inscription (prasasti Tapak Gajah) was not a relic of the Sunda
Kingdom but a relic of the Tarumanegara Kingdom.

The Kebon Kopi II inscription was found in the 19th century and the location of the
discovery of the Kebon Kopi II inscription is located in Pasir Muara Village, Ciaruteun Ilir village,
Cibungbulang, Bogor, West Java.

Around the 1940s this inscription was declared lost. However, the expert F. D. K Bosch had
studied the stone of this inscription and revealed that this inscription was written in Old Malay. In
addition, the expert F. D. K Bosch revealed that this inscription stone contains about "the
Sundanese king re-occupying his throne" around 932 AD.

7. Situs Karangkamulyan

Karangkamulyan site is a heritage site from the time of the Galuh Kingdom which has a
Hindu-Buddhist pattern. The Karangkamulyan site is located in Karangkamulyan Village, Ciamis,
West Java.

Ciung Wanara is a legend of the Karangkamulyan site. Ciung Wanara himself has a
relationship with the Galuh Kingdom and he is believed to have power and power that no one else
can have.

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