Raden Wijaya was the founder of the Majapahit Empire, one of the most significant empires in Indonesian history. He established the empire in 1293 after successfully defeating the Mongol invasion and uniting various regions in Java. His leadership marked the beginning of a prosperous era characterized by trade, culture, and political stability. Under Raden Wijaya's rule, the Majapahit Empire expanded its influence across Southeast Asia. He implemented effective governance and promoted agriculture, which contributed to the empire's economic growth. Raden Wijaya's legacy is remembered for laying the foundation of a powerful and culturally rich empire that thrived for centuries.