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Lowest recorded standalone price in this history: $16. The latest store price is $16, matching the lowest recorded price shown here.
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| Sale start / price check | Price | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| $16 | Latest store price | |
| $16 | Unity First Price 2026-06-20 2026-06-27 |
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About Sumatra Spear
- Theme > Military & Combat
- Art & Visuals > 3D
- Theme > Historical
The Steel of the Golden Island.
Sumatra, known in antiquity as Swarnabhumi (The Land of Gold), has always been a realm of formidable warriors and rich martial traditions. This package brings that history to life through two of its most iconic weapons: the Hujor of the Batak highlands and the Tombak Melayu of the coastal Malay Kingdoms.
Historical Lore:During the 14th century, as Gajah Mada executed his Sumpah Palapa to unify Nusantara, the kingdoms of Sumatra played a pivotal role as strategic vassals of the Majapahit Empire.
• The Kingdom of Haru (Batak): Known for their unyielding spirit, the warriors of Haru defended the northern highlands with the Hujor, a heavy-duty spear designed for the rugged terrain surrounding Lake Toba.
• The Malay Kingdoms: States like Malayupura (Pagaruyung) and Dharmasraya secured the Malacca Strait. Their Tombak Melayu—slender and elegant—was the weapon of choice for the naval marines and palace guards who protected the empire's golden trade routes.
Sumatra, known in antiquity as Swarnabhumi (The Land of Gold), has always been a realm of formidable warriors and rich martial traditions. This package brings that history to life through two of its most iconic weapons: the Hujor of the Batak highlands and the Tombak Melayu of the coastal Malay Kingdoms.
Historical Lore:During the 14th century, as Gajah Mada executed his Sumpah Palapa to unify Nusantara, the kingdoms of Sumatra played a pivotal role as strategic vassals of the Majapahit Empire.
• The Kingdom of Haru (Batak): Known for their unyielding spirit, the warriors of Haru defended the northern highlands with the Hujor, a heavy-duty spear designed for the rugged terrain surrounding Lake Toba.
• The Malay Kingdoms: States like Malayupura (Pagaruyung) and Dharmasraya secured the Malacca Strait. Their Tombak Melayu—slender and elegant—was the weapon of choice for the naval marines and palace guards who protected the empire's golden trade routes.