கோத்தா கெலாங்கி (Tamil Wikipedia)

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The Johor find of 2005 which was quietly dropped was none other than Kota Gelanggi lost city reflecting Srivijaya and its Buddhist splendour. But they deliberately disregarded it because that would have sidelined Malacca Empire and Islam which was smaller and came some 500 years later.

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Now the lost city is a forest reserve. And no one can enter without the permission of the authorities. Though museum authorities, on the other hand, have indicated interest in studying Kota Gelanggi but nothing much has transpired since then. Lack of funds, inaccessibility, possibility of different locations – have been cited till date to undertake a serious study.

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Journal of the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society Vol. 77, No. 2 (287) (2004), pp. 27-58 (32 pages)

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A 1,000 year-old lost city may have been found in the jungles of southern Johor, a researcher claimed in a report published today.

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Hervey, Dudley Francis Amelius, (1849-1911), Colonial Administrator.

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கோத்தா கெலாங்கியின் சுவடுகளைத் தேடிய ரேய்மி செ ரோஸ்.

tamizharmedia.com

1,000-year-old lostcity, possibly older than Angkor Wat in Cambodia and Borobudur in Indonesia, is believed to have been located in the dense jungles of Johor In his paper, he said the place was raided by the South Indian Tamil Chola Kingdoms RAJA RAJENDRA CHOLAVARMAN I, in 1025A.D.

thestar.com.my

The Johor government agrees that there is a lost city in the state. The search for the lost city drew nationwide interest after The Star broke the story last week, prompting the Federal Government to say it would be given top priority.