Trumon, Remnants of the Old Kingdom in the Outback of South Aceh

TRUMON is an area most end in South Aceh. Trumon is the subdistrict capital of one of the sub-districts in South Aceh, which directly borders Aceh Singkil and Subulussalam districts. There are many mukim and gampông.

As the times progressed and the population expanded, Trumon was shackled in three sub-districts. East Trumon and Central Trumon are two districts resulting from the expansion of Trumon (the main kecamatan). It is located on the country road lane (Tapaktuan - Medan). The Trumon Sub-district remains an area of ​​sub-district government that is estranged in the interior. This area is familiarly known as Keudee Trumon.

The location of Keudee Trumon is far from the highway traffic, approximately 15 kilometers from the state road to the district center. In the history of Aceh, Trumon is a sovereign kingdom and has a royal system that is famous to several countries in Asia and Europe. In some writings / articles and folklore mentioned that the Kingdom of Trumon has been started since the 17th century.

It was told that there was a newcomer from Aceh Besar building a kingdom in the southern region of Aceh. The kingdom is called Trumon. The people who built the kingdom there known as Tengku Djakfar. Long story short, stand Trumon's kingdom and finally get recognition from the Kingdom of Aceh with the gift of Cap Sikureueng and have its own currency.

The history that tells about the Kingdom of Trumon has been written by many people. However, the history seems to be forgotten and received less attention to be studied more deeply. Many of the stories that lie behind Trumon's Kingdom are less exposed to the outside. Many royal heritage as the cultural heritage of Aceh and Nusantara from Trumon Kingdom should be dug back.

Looking further, Acehnese are always proud of their history. However, they forget to preserve it. There are many remaining royal towns ever triumphant in Bumoe Seuramoe this Mecca which to this day is outrageous. The Kingdom of Trumon is just one small example. Elsewhere there may be a number of other small kingdoms, which are also located in the interior, forgotten from historical studies. Conservation and restoration of the Acehnese marwah can be achieved one of them by reflecting on history. So, digging back the rest of the Kingdom of Trumon is one option to do