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The argument in the second paragraph of the inscription regarding king Adityawarman is about how his spiritual attributes and worldly achievements made him a respected, powerful, and effective ruler.
Historians say that he was a strict but good ruler of the Kingdon of Malayapura, is Sumatra, in Southeastern Asia.
Deeper research on the part of historians has found that he had deep spiritual belief systems that made him a compassionate ruler too, and people respect him for that.
There were settlement houses run by sympathetic people and churches that helped house and feed the poor. Also, political bosses would help the poor get jobs and such in return for their votes.
