In many parts of Indonesia, especially Bali, cockfighting—locally known as tajen—was not just a form of entertainment but also a cultural practice. Although today the practice is heavily restricted due to legal and ethical concerns, in the past, tajen played an important role in society. To understand why tajen existed in the old days, we need
Why Tajen is Starting to Spread Across Asia
Over the past few years, the traditional practice known as Tajen has been gaining attention beyond its local roots. Once limited to certain regions in Indonesia, Tajen has now begun to spread its influence across various parts of Asia. While its origins are deeply tied to cultural and ritual contexts, the reasons behind its growing presence in Asia
When Did Tajen Start Spreading in Europe?
Tajen, a traditional cockfighting practice deeply rooted in Balinese culture, has long been a subject of fascination, controversy, and cultural study. While its origins can be traced back to ancient rituals in Indonesia, the curiosity lies in understanding how and when this tradition began to appear or gain recognition in Europe. This article expl