Pre-Islamic Religions in the Archipelago
Long before the presence of Islam in the archipelago, around the 3rd century, the people of the archipelago embraced the beliefs of animism and dynamism.
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illustration of the port of Sriwijaya
The existence of a contact with the outside world, especially in trade affairs with India and China, led to the influence of Hindu and Buddhist religions in various places in the archipelago to the establishment of Hindu-Buddhist kingdoms, such as Sriwijaya (600-1300 ) in Sumatra, Majapahit (1292-1527). ) in Java, Kutai in Kalimantan (400–1635) and so on.
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Overview of society at that time
