Some Predictions of Terrible Natural Disasters in Indonesia

Ramalan Nostradamus
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VIVA – Mount Semeru in Indonesia has again erupted up to 7 kilometers. According to a report by the Geological Agency of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, the source of the hot cloud came from a pile of material at the end of a lava field located about 800 meters from the top of Jonggring Saloko Crater.

Some time ago, predictions in Java about natural disasters made people curious and goosebumps. There is even one prediction that says Indonesia will experience a big natural disaster. Well, here's the explanation.

1. Jayabaya Prediction

Buku Jangka Joyoboyo.

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Jayabaya was a king from the kingdom of Kediri who was known for Jayabaya Prediction. The prediction said that there would be a period full of disasters such as erupting mountains, overflowing seas and rivers, and even the earth would also experience a terrible shock.

It was a time of arbitrariness and indifference from the powerful and the oppressed. However, this era emerges after passing through the most severe period, this era is referred to as golden age and the Ratu Adil or Satrio Piningit will come.

2. Prediction from Raden Ngabehi Ronggowarsito

Makam Ronggowarsito di Klaten, Jawa Tengah.

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Raden Ngabehi Ronggowarsito was a great poet and came from the Solo Palace. He once predicted that the kalabendu era would come, in which there would be conflict and hostility among the components of the nation due to divide and conquer.

In fact, he also predicted that the era would occur in 1997 until the defeat ended in 2025. During this time, it is said that the rulers will be at odds with each other and the people will be increasingly miserable.

3. Prediction from Mbak You

Mbak You.

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Before she passed away, Mbak You predicted that in 2022 there would be many natural disasters, including volcanic eruptions. In fact, mountains that were previously inactive will become active and erupt. Some floods continue to hit, so the soil pores cannot absorb water.