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➡️ Table of Contents:
00:00 Prologue
00:44 Divination of the Locaya Blind Spirit
01:59 Vandalism at the Totok Kerot Statue, Kediri
03:59 From the Giant of Love, to Failed Polygamy
06:22 Dvarapala in Sewu Temple Jogja
07:26 Dvarapala in Plaosan Temple Jogja
08:46 Repentance of the Human Eater
09:55 Hindu version of Dvarapala
11:26 Dvarapala in Raos Pacinan Site & Mongol Invasion?
12:38 Noble Dvarapala in Penataran Temple Blitar
14:10 Dvarapala of Singosari, Exorcist of Evil Energy
16:45 Migration of the Dvarapala
17:59 Epilogue


ARCA OF TOTOK KEROT AND DVARAPALA SINGOSARI

The Totok Kerot statue is quite famous in Kediri, in the form of a nearly 3 meter tall statue. This statue has a giant face and is associated with many legends and myths. One of them is associated with Sri Aji Joyoboyo, the king who is believed to be the reason for the emergence of this statue.

But Totok Kerot is not the only giant statue in Java. For example, in Singosari, Malang, there is a very large dvarapala statue, known as Dvarapala Singosari. These Dvarapala are in pairs, and it is still not known for which guardian of the building. This andesite statue is enough to reveal the high details of the sculptural art of the Singhasari-Majapahit period.

In this video, Assisi not only examines the two statues, but also several Dvarapala statues at Sewu Temple, Plaosan and others. And by making a comparison between these statues, we get a complete picture of the Dvarapala statue, including the myths behind its existence.

Music Credits:
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'Chasing Daylight' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au
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'Clarion' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au
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