The western, Hinduized kingdom in eastern Java, established about the 11th century. According to the "Pararaton" ("Book of Kings") the king of eastern Java Airlangga divided his kingdom between his two sons before he died in 1049: the western part was called Kadiri or Panjalu with Daha as its capital while the eastern part was called Janggala. Originally called Panjalu it became better known by the name of Kadiri and soon absorbed Janggala thus becoming in fact the successor to the kingdom of Airlanga. The kingdom of Kadiri lasted until 1222 when it was succeeded by that of Tumapel/Singhasari.