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Cetbang

Cetbang (originally known as bedil, also known as warastra or meriam coak) were cannons produced and used by the Majapahit Empire (1293–1527) and other kingdoms in the Indonesian archipelago. There are 2 main types of cetbang: the eastern-style cetbang which looks like a Chinese cannon and is loaded from the front, and the western-style cetbang which is…

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Cetbang

Nodes119
Edges118
Triples120
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016807
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related to Gallery · 32
Cetbang → Asian, Australia, Bali Museum, Bedil, Bore, Breech-loading, Chinese, Chinese-made, Chinese-style, Cirebon, Fatahillah Museum, Great Barrier Reef, Indonesian, It, Its, Jakarta History Museum, James Cook, Java, Javanese, Keraton Kasepuhan
related to Surviving examples · 32
Cetbang → Anthropology, Art, Bali, Bali Museum, Beruas, Camoes, Cirebon, Denpasar, Fatahillah Museum, Luis, Macau, Majalengka, Manila, National Museum, Netherlands, New York, Now, Numerous, Perak, Rijksmuseum
related to Majapahit decline and the rise of Islam (1478–1600) · 27
Cetbang → Afonso, Albuquerque, All, Among, Anthony Reid, De Barros, Duarte Barbosa, Faria, Germany, Greek, However, In, India, Java, Javanese, Malacca, Malaccan, Pati Unus, Pattani, Portugal
related to Eastern-style cetbang · 11
Cetbang → Chinese, Eastern-style, In, It, Its, Java, Mongol-Chinese, Near, The, There, These
related to Western-style cetbang · 9
Cetbang → CE, For, In, Just, The, Their, These, They, Turkish
related to Etymology · 7
Cetbang → Betawi, Chinese, It, Javanese, Korean, The, Warastra
is a · 1
Cetbang → breech-loading swivel gun made of bronze or iron
related to Description · 1
Cetbang → There

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cannon cannons javanese malacca portuguese java gun bedil found swivel also majapahit used guns meriam called gunpowder bronze breech-loading museum

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Cetbangis abreech-loading swivel gun made of bronze or iron0.90text
Cetbangrelated to DescriptionThere0.60section
Cetbangrelated to Eastern-style cetbangIts0.60section
Cetbangrelated to Eastern-style cetbangMongol-Chinese0.60section
Cetbangrelated to Eastern-style cetbangJava0.60section
Cetbangrelated to Eastern-style cetbangChinese0.60section
Cetbangrelated to Eastern-style cetbangEastern-style0.60section
Cetbangrelated to Eastern-style cetbangIt0.60section
Cetbangrelated to Eastern-style cetbangThese0.60section
Cetbangrelated to Eastern-style cetbangNear0.60section
Cetbangrelated to Eastern-style cetbangThe0.60section
Cetbangrelated to Eastern-style cetbangThere0.60section

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