Tuesday, 23 July 2013

The Story of Sakenan temple


Sakenan temple is a shrine located in Serangan Island, Serangan Village, South Denpasar in Bali. The temple was built by the Mpu Kuturan or Mpu Rajakretha Kuturan conjunction with the construction of several other temples in the reign of King Sri Masula Masuli.

In papyrus of Usana Bali, the development of Sekenan temple based on concept brought from Kingdom of Majapahit (East Java) and applied in Bali. Regarding the reign of Sri Masula Masuli in Bali can be known from inscriptions of Sading village, Mengwi, Badung. The inscription Çaka years 1172 or 1250 AD.

In addition to the history of Buddhism in Bali Shiva, word Sakenan is from Shakyamuni, Shakyamuni is the original name of Sidartha Gautama and the big ceremony at Pura Sakenan falls on Kuningan’s Day.

Parahyangan Sakenan included in Samudra Kerti (ocean), where worshiping Sang Hyang Baruna or Sang Hyang Sandhijaya peace keepers of the world's oceans and mala disastrous and evil (bhuta kala).

Narrated in the Puranas also Parahyangan Sakenan importance as a center of spiritual strength for the kings of Bali and Java, the ruling king and the dynasty that changed for hundreds of years in Bali. Recorded, during the reign of king Udayana, son of Sri Kesari Warmadewa, Mpu Kuturan was held in Sakenan sacred ceremonies around the year 1005 BC. Prabhu Udayana and professor Kuturan called Mahayana Buddhism Sakyamuni.

In the reign of Sri Dalem Ktut Ngulasir, Kingdom of Gelgel, people were ordered to make a place of worship of God and named “Parahyangan Dalem Sakenan “. Sakenan, from the teachings of the Buddha Sakyamuni is held by Mpu Kuturan. In the reign of Dalem Waturenggong (1411 saka or 1489 AD) with Dang Hyang Nirartha, build a shrine named Sekar Kancing Gelung in Pura Sakenan.

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