How long did the Indian settler's movement to Java...

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How long did the Indian settler's movement to Java last?

The Caka period in Indonesia witnessed the introduction of the Sanskrit language and the Pallawa script by the Indian prince Aji Caka (78 ad). The Devanagari script of the sanskrit language was also used, as shown in ancient stone and copper inscriptions (paracasthies) which have been unearthed. The language and script were adapted and called the Kawi language and included words and phrases derived from Javanese.

Early trade relations were established between South India and Indonesia. Sumatra was then named Sawarna Dwipa or the island of gold, Java was called Java Dwipa or the rice island, and a hindu kingdom of Sriwijaya in Sumatra and Nalanda in South India were not confined to religious and cultural exchanges. They later developed diplomatic relations, and even covered a wide range of trade.

The influx of Indian settler's continued from the first to the seventh century ad. Peacefully and gradually the Hindu religion spread throughout the archipelago. It was adopted by all layers of the people of Java, but limited to the upper classes on the other islands.

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Jawaban yang tepat adalah "Seven centuries (from the first to the seventh-century AD)".

Soal menanyakan berapa lama pergerakan pemukim India ke Jawa berlangsung.

Jawaban dapat ditemukan pada kalimat "The influx of Indian settlers continued from the first to the seventh-century AD" (Masuknya pemukim India berlanjut dari abad pertama hingga abad ketujuh Masehi).

Berdasarkan kutipan tersebut dapat disimpulkan bahwa pergerakan pemukim India ke Jawa berlangsung selama tujuh abad (dari abad pertama sampai abad ketujuh Masehi) [seven centuries (from the first to the seventh-century AD)].

Jadi, jawaban yang tepat adalah "Seven centuries (from the first to the seventh-century AD)".

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