The term “tante girang”, which means cougar, gained popularity in the 1970s, though the phenomenon had already been emerging for two decades prior. Popular literature captured it as a social portrait in Indonesia.

Jambi, a major oil-producing region in Indonesia, proved difficult for the Dutch Parachute and Red Elephant units to capture.

As one of the seven important inscriptions from the Tarumanagara heritage, the Tugu Inscription mentions the Bekasi River and the Old Cakung River that exist until today.

In addition to the epigraphs found on the seven inscriptions, historical sources regarding Tarumanagara also come from statues and temples at two archaeological sites.