I think its temple for Wishnuwarddhana, 4th King of Singhasari, one of best Kingdom in Indonesia. U can see any relief and beautiful statue of Amoghapasa, Buddhism statue.
Beautiful temple, good building and clean area. must here for more experience and historical knowledge from Singhasari Kingdom
Maybe its called jajaghu at Negara krtgama. Now, the people call it jago temple. Beautiful temple
One of the many historical temple worth to be visited and learned about
Most indian poeples like this place and so historis with full of relief of mahabarata stories
This Temple is for remembering King Wisnuwardhana from Singhasari Kingdom (resign 1248 - 1268). The outer walls of Jago Temple's feet are engraved with reliefs such as Anglingdharma, Kunjarakharna, Arjuna Wiwaha, Parthayana, Kresnayana and fables. The sequence following the stories on the relief is to follow the rules of pradaksiana is to walk around the temple clockwise.
I think m the temple needs to be restored and the reliefs on the walls of the temple are already damaged. It may be necessary to think about how to make a roof so that the relief of this very valuable temple is not lost. It is a pity because the temple reliefs are the best in East Java
Need more maintenance to keep it clean and preserved.
One's of temples in East Java made from andesit stones.
This is the nice place to learn about Singasari Kingdom in the past
Amazing place to learn history of Singhasari Kingdom. Although the temple is ruined by age and nature, but most of the bas reliefs are kept very well
One of the most amazing temple. Almost all side of this temple walls, have many ancient stories.
Good
Menurut kitab Negarakertagama dan Pararaton, nama candi ini yang sebenarnya adalah Jajaghu. Dalam pupuh 41 gatra ke-4 Negarakertagama dijelaskan bahwa Raja Wisnuwardhana yang memerintah Singasari menganut agama Syiwa Buddha, yaitu suatu aliran keagamaan yang merupakan perpaduan antara ajaran Hindu dan Buddha. Aliran tersebut berkembang selama masa pemerintahan Kerajaan Singasari, sebuah kerajaan yang letaknya sekitar 20 km dari Candi Jago. Jajaghu, yang artinya adalah 'keagungan', merupakan istilah yang digunakan untuk menyebut tempat suci.
Masih menurut kitab Negarakertagama dan Pararaton, pembangunan Candi Jago berlangsung sejak tahun 1268 M sampai dengan tahun 1280 M, sebagai penghormatan bagi Raja Singasari ke-4, yaitu Sri Jaya Wisnuwardhana. Walaupun dibangun pada masa pemerintahan Kerajaan Singasari, disebut dalam kedua kitab tersebut bahwa Candi Jago selama tahun 1359 M merupakan salah satu tempat yang sering dikunjungi Raja Hayam Wuruk dari Kerajaan Majapahit.
Beautiful reliefs