<![CDATA[Nagari Pagaruyung is a nagari in Tanah Datar, West Sumatra which based on Tambo sources is the area that became the capital of the Pagaruyung Kingdom. The Pagaruyung Kingdom was a Hindu-Buddhist kingdom, then turned into an Islamic kingdom. Minangkabau civilization, including the Pagaruyung Kingdom, is not found in many written forms to reveal its history and cultural civilization. Unwritten heritage including places and buildings can be a part of revealing history and civilization in the past. Various physical relics that still exist today can illustrate how the civilization of the Pagaruyung Kingdom developed to create an identity. The identity that has been formed is also able to describe how the various relics form a sense of place in the historic area. The method used in this study is a qualitative method by obtaining data through observation, interviews, and secondary data studies. The result of the research is that the history of the kingdom has an interrelated relationship, especially in building a spatial narrative. The historical spatial narrative of Pagaruyung is described linearly and based on consideration of spatial and temporal sequences, a declamation strategy or a brief description of the site is also used as a site introduction]]>
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