This thesis is the result of historical research on the Galuh Kingdom and the Social System in the Kuta Traditional Village Community, which was conducted utilizing 4 steps of historical research methodology: heuristics, critique, interpretation, and historiography. The problem has been formulated in various ways, including the following: (1) the cultural heritage of the Galuh Kingdom in Kuta Village; (2) the effect of technological advances on the social behavior of the people in Kuta Village; and (3) the modes of social interaction between the residents of Kampung Kuta and the surrounding community. The findings of this study will demonstrate how the habits, forms of interaction, and local wisdom of the indigenous population in Kampung Kuta. One of the exciting findings from findings of the study is that, despite the strong tradition that relates to several local customary provisions, over time, added to how much of an effect global modernization has, there have been several policymaking adjustments that have started to be adapted to the current situation.