Question: What is a village?

village

Law no. 22 of 1999Desa is the unity of the legal community that has the authority to regulate and take care of the interests of the local community based on the origin and local customs recognized in the National government system and located in the Regency of Law no. 5 of 1979The village is an area occupied by a number of residents as a unity of society, including the unity of the legal society which has the lowest government organization directly under the sub-district district and has the right to hold its own household in the bond of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia Law no. 6 of 2014Villages are traditional villages and villages or called by other names, hereinafter referred to as Village, is the unity of the legal community that has the boundaries of the territory authorized to regulate and take care of government affairs, local community interests based on the initiative of the community , right of origin, and/or traditional rights recognized and respected in the governing system of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia [1].


Question: What is a village?

village

Villages in Indonesia According to Government Regulation No. 72 Year 2005 concerning Villages, it is called that Village is the unity of legal communities that have boundaries authorized to regulate and take care of the interests of the local community, based on the origin and customs of the local recognized and respected in the Unitary State Government system of the Republic of Indonesia.


Question: What is a village?

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While according to Law No. 6 Year 2014 on Villages, it is determined that the village is a village and a traditional village or called by another name, hereinafter referred to as Village, is the unity of the legal community that has the boundaries of the territory authorized to regulate and take care of government affairs, local community interests based on community initiatives, right of origin, and/or traditional rights recognized and respected in the system of government of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia [1] The difference of village with village village is not subordinate to the district, because the sub-district is part of the device of the district/city area, and the village is not part of the regional device.


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Unlike the Village, the Village has the right to govern its area more widely.


Question: What is a village?

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But in its development, a village can be changed to its status into a ward.


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The authority of the village is: Organizing the existing government affairs based on the right of origin of the village Organizing government affairs which becomes the authority of the district/city that is handed over the regulation to the village, namely the affairs of government that can directly improve community service.


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Assisting duties from the Government, Provincial Government, and Regency/City Government Other governmental affairs are handed over to the village.


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village

The village administration of the Village has its own government.


Question: What is a village?

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Village Government consists of Village Government (which includes Village Head and Village Device) and Village Consultative Board (BPD) Village Head Village Head is the leadership of the village administration based on the policy set together with the Village Consultative Board (BPD).


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The term of office of the Village Chief is 6 years, and may be extended again for a single term.


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The village head also has the authority to establish Village Regulations that have received mutual approval by BPD.


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Village heads are elected directly through Village Head Elections (Pilkades) by local villagers.


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The requirements to be a candidate for Village Head according to Government Regulation No. 72 Year 2005 as follows: Fear God YME Faithful to Pancasila as the basis of the country, Constitution 1945 and to the NKRI, as well as the lowest educated Government SLTP or equivalent The lowest 25 years old Willing nominated to be Village Head Local villagers Never convicted of committing a felony crime with the shortest sentence 5 years Not disenfranchisement Has never held the village head for the longest 10 years or 2 times the term of office Qualified other conditions regulated by Regulation Kab/City Device Village Device Village is in charge of assisting the village head in carrying out his duties and authority.


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Village Device consists of Village Secretary, 3 (three) Head of Affairs, 3 (three) Head of Section and Head of Region/Hamlet/Hamlet/other designations according to their respective regions.


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One of the village devices is the Village Secretary, which is filled out of Civil Servants.


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The Village Secretary is appointed by the District Secretary of the Regency/City on behalf of the Regent/Mayor.


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Other Village devices are appointed by the Village Head from the villagers, which is stipulated by the Decree of the Village Head.


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Village devices also have a duty to explore the interests of the community.


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Village Consultative Board Main article: Village Consultative Body Village Consultative Agency (BPD) is an institution for the embodiment of democracy in the organization of village government.


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Members of BPD are representatives of the villagers concerned based on the representation of the region.


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village

Members of BPD consist of Chairman of the Rukun Citizen, indigenous stakeholders, professional groups, religious leaders and other leaders or community leaders.


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village

The term of office of a member of the BPD is 6 years and can be re-appointed/proposed for 1 time of the next term.


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Leaders and Members of BPD are not allowed to hold positions as Head of Village and Village Devices.


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BPD serves to establish Village Regulation with the Head of Village, accommodating and channeling the aspirations of the community.


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Village finance The implementation of village government affairs which is the authority of the village is funded from the Village Revenue and Expenditure Budget (APB Desa), government assistance and local government assistance.


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The organization of local government affairs organized by the village government is funded from the APBD.


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Implementation of government affairs organized by the village government The source of village income consists of: Native Village Revenue, among others, consisting of village business results, village wealth (such as village cash land, village market, village building), self-help and participation results, handong results Regency/City Tax share of Central and Regional Financial Balance Fund from the Government, Provincial Government, and Regency/City Government in order to implement government affairs; grants and donations from non-binding third parties.


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Village APB Village Loan consists of Village Revenue, Village Shopping and Financing.


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The draft of the Village APB is discussed in the village development planning deliberations.


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Village Head together with BPD establishes Village APB every year with Village Regulation.


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Classification Villages can be classified according to: According to its activity The agrarian village, is a village whose main livelihood of the population is in agriculture and plantations.


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Industrial village, is a village whose main livelihood of the population is in the small industrial field of households.


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Fishing village, is a village whose main livelihood is in the field of fisheries and livelihoods.


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According to the level of development, Self-help Village Village is a village that has a certain potential but is managed well, with a characteristic: The area is isolated with other areas.


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The inhabitants are sparse.


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Homogeneous livelihoods of an agrarian nature.


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Be closed.


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The community holds firm to its customs.


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Technology is still low.


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Facilities and infrastructure are very lacking.


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The relationship between humans is very close.


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Social surveillance is carried out by the family.


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Swakarya Village Swakarya village is a transition or transition from self-help village to self-sufficiency village.


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The characteristics of swakarya village are: Habits or customs are not fully binding.


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It has started to use tools and technology Swakarya village is no longer isolated even though it is located far from the center of the economy.


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It has a level of economy, education, traffic lanes and other infrastructure.


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The carriageway between the village and the city has been rather smooth.


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Swasembada Village Self-sufficiency village is a village whose community has been able to utilize and develop natural resources and potential according to regional development activities.


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Characteristics of self-sufficiency villages are: Most located in the district capital.


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Population density levels are classified as high.


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Not tied to customs.


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It has adequate facilities and is more advanced than other villages.


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Its community participation has been more effective.


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Potential Village Potential village is divided into 2 kinds namely: Physical potential which includes, homeland, climate and weather, flora and fauna Non-physical potential, includes; village community, village social institutions, and village apparatus, if the potential is utilized well, the village will develop and the village will has functions, for other regions as well as for cities.


Question: What is a village?

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Village Function Village function is as follows: Village as a hinterland (supplier of needs for the city) The village is a source of rough labor for urban The village is a partner for the development of the village city as the smallest form of government in the territory of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia Village community Religious life in the countryside is stronger when compared to urban.


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This was due to strict social control by fellow village people.


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Residents in the countryside tend to help each other because of a high sense of togetherness.


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This contributes to the high level of community dependency in the village especially for the aged population.


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The division of labor between residents in villages tends to be diffuse and does not have clear enough restrictions.


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This is due to the high sense of togetherness and mutual cooperation in the village community.


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Villagers tend to work the same jobs as previous family members.


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Creativity and innovation tend not to be implemented if villagers do not find out the latest information about the development of times and technologies.


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More interactions occur based on factors of mutual interest rather than factors of self-interest.


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A more thorough and very important division of time, to be able to pursue individual needs.


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Social changes tend to occur slowly, depending on the openness of village people in accepting influences sufficiently different from local customs.


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Village distribution pattern Village distribution pattern in Indonesia is divided into 3 namely: Pola Lengjang (linear).


Question: What is a village?

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The elongated pattern is divided into 4 namely: The pattern that follows the path.


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Village pattern contained on the left and right of motorways or public roads.


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This pattern is widely present in the lowlands.


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The pattern that follows the river.


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The pattern of this village is elongated shape following the shape of the river, generally contained in inland areas.


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Patterns that follow the railroads.


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This pattern is widely found in Java Island and Sumatra because the population approaches transportation facilities.


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Patterns that follow the coast.


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In general, this kind of village pattern is a fishing village located in a gently sloping beach area.


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The intent of the elongated or linear pattern is to approach transportation infrastructure such as roads and rivers so that it is easy to travel elsewhere if there is a need.


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In addition, to facilitate the delivery of goods and services.


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Village Pattern Spread The pattern of this village is generally contained in mountainous areas or rugged plateaus.


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Resident settlements form a small and diffuse group of units.


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Scattered Village Pattern This village pattern is an irregular pattern as soil fertility is uneven.


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This kind of village pattern is present in karst areas or calcareous areas.


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The state of the topography is very bad.


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Community institutions in the village can be established community institutions, namely institutions formed by the community according to the needs and are partners of the village government in empowering the community.


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Community institutions are established by Village Regulation.


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One of the functions of community institutions is as a shelter and distribution of people's aspirations in development.


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The working relationship between community institutions and Village Governments is partnership, consultative and coordinative.


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The Village Formation (Administrative Division of Village) Village was formed on the initiative of the community with regard to the origin of the village and the socio-cultural conditions of the local community.


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The formation of a village can take the form of the merger of several villages, or a part of the village that is indwelling, or the expansion of one village into two or more villages, or the establishment of villages outside the existing village.


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Villages can be changed or adjusted their status into wards based on the initiative of the Village Government together with BPD by paying attention to the advice and opinion of the local community.


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Villages that turned into Village, Lurah and Device were filled from civil servants.


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The village which changed its status to a Ward, its wealth became the wealth of the region and was managed by the ward concerned for the benefit of the local community.


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Villages have distinctive cultural characteristics or local customs that are very urgent, Administrative Division of Padukuhan (Dusun) Within the village area can be divided into hamlets or padukuhan, which is part of the working area of the village administration and stipulated by village regulations.


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Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

West Kalimantan (abbreviated as Kalbar) is a province in Indonesia located on the island of Borneo with the provincial capital city of Pontianak City.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The area of West Kalimantan Province is 146,807km² (7.53% of Indonesia's area).


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

It is the fourth largest province after Papua, East Kalimantan and Central Kalimantan. [1]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The area of West Kalimantan belongs to one of the regions that can be dubbed the province “Thousand Rivers”.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

This epithet is in harmony with geographical conditions that have hundreds of large and small rivers that are navigable and often navigable.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Some major rivers until now are still veins and main lines for inland transportation, although road infrastructure has been able to reach most districts.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

West Kalimantan is bordered by land with the state of Sarawak, Malaysia. [2]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Although a small part of West Kalimantan is sea waters, West Kalimantan has dozens of large and small islands (partly uninhabited) scattered along the Karimata Strait and Natuna Sea bordering the territory of Riau Islands Province.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The total population in West Kalimantan Province according to the census in 2016 amounted to 5,365,256 inhabitants (1.85% of the population of Indonesia).


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The history of Bakulapura or Tanjungpura is the conquest of the Singhasari Kingdom.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The Tanjungpura area of power stretched from Cape Dato to Cape Sambar.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The ancient island of Borneo was divided into 3 regions of the mother kingdom state: Borneo (Brunei), Sukadana (Tanjungpura) and Banjarmasin (Bumi Kencana).


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Tanjung Dato is the border of the Borneo mandala region (Brunei) with the Sukadana mandala region (Tanjungpura), while Cape Sambar bounds the Sukadana/Tanjungpura mandala region with the Banjarmasin mandala area (Kotawaringin area). [3] [4] The watershed of the Barley River, in Kotawaringin below Banjarmasin power, while Kendawangan river under Sukadana rule. [5]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The border in the interior, the needs of the watershed Pinoh (Lawai) are included in the territory of Kotawaringin Kingdom (subordinate to Banjarmasin) [6] Regions in Kalbar which were famous in ancient times include Tanjungpura and Batang Lawai.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Loue (Lawai) by Tomé Pires described an area of many diamonds, a distance from Tanjompure four-day voyage.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Tanjungpura and Lawai are each headed by a Patee (Patih).


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

These patih were subservient to Patee Unus, the ruler of Demak. [7] [8] The Sultanate of Demak had also meritoriously helped the king of Banjar Pangeran Samudera fight against his uncle Pangeran Tumenggung the last ruler of the Kingdom of Daha State to fight for hegemony over the territory of South Kalimantan.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

According to Hikayat Banjar and Kotawaringin script, Sambas, Sukadana and the lands of Batang Lawai (ancient name of Kapuas river) were once conquests of Banjar Kingdom or had sent tribute since Hindu times.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The kingdom of Banjar named the kingdoms in Kalimantan with the name of countries under the wind.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The kingdom of Banjar had Dayak warriors Biaju-Ot Danum and Dayak Dusun-Maanyan-Lawangan who often beheaded the kapala of his enemies (ngayau).


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

During the reign of King Maruhum Panambahan an Duke of Sambas/Panembahan Queen Sambas had delivered a tribute in the form of two large diamond seeds named Si Giwang and Si Misim. [9] [10] In 1604 the first time the Dutch traded with Sukadana. [11]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Year 1609, in Sambas at the time there was a very great fear of a hostile attack by Brunei, so the ruler of that territory, Saboa Hand Princes ay de Paty Sambas (Prince Duke of Sambas), made an alliance with VOC-Dutch on 1 October 1609, in hopes of opposing it, to strengthen against his enemies.


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West Kalimantan

Meanwhile the attack had no place; although, the sultan of Brunei had taken to the sea with 150 boats, but a storm had forced him to retreat. [12]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The relationship of the kings of West Kalimantan with the Dutch VOC incurred the ire of Sultan Agung, king of Islamic Mataram, so his command Tumenggung Bahureksa attacked Sukadana in 1622.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

This situation caused tensions throughout Borneo, in order to soften Mataram, the Sultanate of Banjar sent the termination to the Mataram Sultanate.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

In October 1641 the Banjar Sultanate arrived in Jepara, the port of Mataram Sultanate by bringing the offering of diamond Si Misim (diamond tribute Panembahan Ratu Sambas anciently).


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Envoys in large numbers are allowed to live in the palace city. [13]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

In 1672, the Sultan of Banjar authorized the King of Sintang as Sultan. [14]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

As per the treaty of 20 October 1756 the Dutch VOC promised to help Sultan Banjar Tamjidullah I to reconquer the breakaway areas including Sanggau, Sintang and Lawai (Melawi Regency), while other areas belong to the Sultanate of Banten, except Sambas.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

According to a deed dated 26 March 1778 the lands of Landak and Sukadana (mostly Kalbar) were handed over to the Dutch VOC by the Sultan of Banten.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

This is the territory that originally belonged to the Dutch VOC in addition to the Sambas protectorate area.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

In that year also Syarif Abdurrahman Alkadrie who had previously been inducted in Banjarmasin as Prince of Sharif Abdurrahman Nur Alam was presented by the Dutch VOC as the first Sultan of Pontianak within the Dutch territory. [15]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

In 1789 the Sultan of Pontianak assisted by Kongsi Lan Fang was ordered by the Dutch VOC to occupy the country of Mempawah and then conquer Sanggau.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

On 4 May 1826 Sultan Adam of Banjar surrendered Jelai, Sintang and Lawai (Melawi Regency) to the Dutch East Indies colonial administration.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

In 1846 the Dutch colony on the island of Borneo gained special administration as Borneo Dependencies. [16]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The west coast of Borneo consists of Sambas resident assistant and Pontianak resident assistant.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Sambas Division covers the area from Cape Dato to the mouth of the Doeri river.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

While Pontianak division which is under the assistant resident of Pontianak includes Pontianak, Mempawah, Landak, Kubu, Simpang, Sukadana, Matan, Tayan, Meliau, Sanggau, Sekadau, Sintang, Melawi, Seapoe, Belitang, Silat, Salimbau, Piassa, Jongkong, Boenoet, Malor, Taman, and Poenan [17 ] According to the Staatsblad van Nederlandisch Indië of 1849, 14 localities in the region were included in the wester-afdeeling based Bêsluit van den Minister van Staat, Gouverneur-Generaal van Nederlandsch-Indie, on 27 August 1849, No. 8. [18]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

In 1855, the country of Sambas was incorporated into the territory of the Dutch East Indies into Karesidenan Sambas.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

According to Hikayat Malaysia, Brunei, and Singapore the territory that could not be controlled from Hindu kingdoms to Islamic sultanates in West Kalimantan is mostly from West Kalimantan such as Sambas Negeri and surrounding areas, and according to the State of Brunei Darussalam Hikayat Banjar is false and not made from the sultanate of Banjar itself but from the hands that want to spoil the name of West Kalimantan and disseminated throughout Indonesia until now, because according to the research of psychologists in the world of Sambas has never lost and conquered with any country.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

In the time of the Dutch East Indies administration based on the Governor General's Decree contained in STB 1938 No. 352, among others, regulating and stipulating that the capital of the Gouvernement Borneo administrative region in Banjarmasin is divided by 2 Residentirs, one of which is Residentie Westerafdeeling Van Borneo with the capital Pontianak headed by a Resident. [19]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

On 1 January 1957 West Kalimantan officially became a stand-alone province on the island of Borneo, based on Law No. 25 of 1956 dated 7 December 1956.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The law was also the basis for the establishment of two other provinces on the archipelago's largest island.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The two provinces are South Kalimantan and East Kalimantan. [20]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Climate Natural Conditions in West Kalimantan are tropic wet, rainfall evenly distributed throughout the year with peak rains occurring in January and October the average air temperature between 26.0 to 27.0 and average humidity between 80% to 90%.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The forest and indigenous forests in West Kalimantan live 8.2 million hectares, and —as reported by WALHI Kalbar Province— suffered deforestation totaling 124,956 hectares or nearly 2 times the area of Jakarta in the period 2015-16.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

It consists of 124,657 hectares of primary and secondary forest, as well as 299 hectares of plant forest.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The rate of forest deforestation here is 42,000 hectares per year.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

This figure is the highest compared to other provinces due to land functions for investment. [21]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

West Kalimantan has a new indigenous forest authorized by the government.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

President Joko Widodo on August 20, 2018 submitted the decree of ratification of the traditional forest of Tae Village, Balai District, Sanggau Regency area of 2,189 hectares, Tembawang Tampun Juah traditional forest in Segumon Hamlet, Lubuk Belt Village, Sekayam Subdistrict, still of Sanggau, an area of 651 hectares, and 100 hectares of Pikul traditional forest in Sahan village, Sahan, in Bengkayang Regency. [22]


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Social Kemasyarakatan Tribe Bangsa Based on the census of 2010, the most dominant ethnicity in West Kalimantan, namely Dayak (49.91%), then there are Malay tribes (16.50%).


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Ethnic Dayaks constitute an ethnicity in the interior, while ethnic Malays are the majority in coastal areas.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The third largest ethnicity is ethnic Javanese (8.66%) who have a settlement base in transmigratory areas.


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West Kalimantan

In the fourth place is Ethnic Chinese (8.17%) which are many in urban areas such as Singkawang and Pontianak.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Next in the fifth place are ethnic Madurans (6.27%) who have settlement bases in Pontianak and Kubu Raya.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The sixth to ten largest ethnicities are Bugis (3.13%), Sundanese (1.13%), Batak (0.60%), Daya (0.52%) and Banjar (0.33%) and other tribes (1.33%).


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Bahasa Indonesia is a language commonly used by people in West Kalimantan.


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West Kalimantan

In addition the connecting languages, namely Pontianak Malay Language, Malay Sambas and Senganan language according to the region of spread.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Likewise there are various types of Dayak languages, According to the research of the Institute of Dayakology there are 188 dialects spoken by Dayak tribes and Chinese languages such as Tiochiu and Khek/Hakka.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The dialect meant to the Dayak language is so much resemblance to Malay, only mostly different in the end of words such as makan (Malay), makatn (Kanayatn), makai (Iban) and makot (Melahui).


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

Especially for the Uut Danum family, the language can be said to be stand-alone and not a dialect of any other Dayak group.


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West Kalimantan

The dialect is precisely in some sub tribes of Dayak Uut Danum itself.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

As in the language of the sub tribe Dohoi for example, to say eat alone consists of a minimum of 16 vocabulary, ranging from the smoothest to the roughest.


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West Kalimantan

For example, ngolasut (medium subtle), germ (common), dekak (for older or respected), ngonahuk (rough), monirak (most rude) and Macuh (for the spirits of the dead).


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West Kalimantan

The Malay language in West Kalimantan consists of several types, including Pontianak Malay Language and Sambas Malay Language.


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West Kalimantan

Pontianak's Malay language itself has the same logat as Sarawak Malay, Malaysian Malay and Riau Malay.


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West Kalimantan

Religion The majority of West Kalimantan people adhere to Islam (55.68%).


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West Kalimantan

Muslim-majority areas in West Kalimantan are coastal areas that are predominantly inhabited by Malay tribes such as Sambas, Mempawah, Ketapang, North Kayong, Kubu Raya, Kapuas Hulu and Pontianak City.


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West Kalimantan

In Melawi Regency and Singkawang City about 49% of the population is Islamic.


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West Kalimantan

The religion of Islam is also professed by Javanese, Madura and Bugis tribes in West Kalimantan.


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West Kalimantan

In inland areas inhabited by Dayak tribe majority of the population is Christian (Catholic/Protestant) such as in Bengkayang, Landak, Sanggau, Sintang and Sekadau Regency.


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

The Chinese in West Kalimantan mostly adhere to Buddhism and Christianity (Catholic/Protestant).


Question: What is the largest district in west Kalimantan?

West Kalimantan

In areas where there are many ethnic Chinese such as Singkawang City and Pontianak there are also Buddhist adherents in quite large numbers.


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West Kalimantan

Religion embraced by the people of West Kalimantan, namely: [23] Education According to the governor of West Kalimantan, Sutarmidji, he stated that the human development index of West Kalimantan is still at 66.26.


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While the national IPM is 70.89. [24]


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West Kalimantan

This value places Kalbar at number 29.


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West Kalimantan

However, what is still relatively better is that the old expectation of the school is 12.5 years.


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West Kalimantan

Average old school new 7.5 years. [24]


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West Kalimantan

Universities in West Kalimantan include: Tanjungpura University IAIN Pontianak Pastoral High School Saint Augustine Archdiocese of Pontianak (STP St. Augustine KAP) Pontianak State Polytechnic STIPER Panca Bhakti Pontianak STMIK Pontianak Health Polytechnic College of Teacher Education and Education PGRI Pontianak University of Muhammadiyah ASMI Pontianak ABA Pontianak High School of Economic Sciences Widya Dharma Academy of Secretaries and Management Widya Dharma Foreign Language Academy Widya Dharma Akademi Bumi Sebalo Bengkayang College of Management Informatics and Computer Widya Dharma Polytechnic Milestone Equator (POLTEQ) STIE Pontianak Universitas Panca Bakti STIH Singkawang Kapuas University, Sintang Unit Distance Learning Program of the Open University STKIP PGRI Pontianak STKIP PERSADA EQUATORISTIWA SINTANG AMIK Bina Informatics Facilities Pontianak STKIP Singkawang Theologia High School (STT) Berea, Ansang, Landak Regency Theologia High School Pontianak (STTP), Pontianak Theologia High School Kalimantan (STK), Pontianak High School Theologia Eklesia (STT Eklesia), Pontianak High School of Nursing Sciences Muhammadiyah (STIK) Muhammadiyah) Pontianak Academy of Computer Management and Informatics (AMKI) Ketapang Polytechnic Ketapang Polytechnic Sambas High School of Theology Borneo (STT Borneo), Sanggau STKIP Melawi Nanga Pinoh; Border Entikong High School of Islamic Religion (STAI Al-Haudl), Ketapang.


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The Regional Boundaries of West Kalimantan Province has the following boundaries: The capital of West Kalimantan is Pontianak city.


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West Kalimantan

Regency and City List of governors List of governors List of West Kalimantan DPRD representatives of West Kalimantan Legislative Election results from eleven political parties. [25]


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The Agricultural & Plantation Economy of West Kalimantan has quite abundant agricultural and plantation potential.


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West Kalimantan

Agricultural products of West Kalimantan include rice, corn, soybeans and others.


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West Kalimantan

While the plantation products include rubber, palm oil, coconut, aloe vera and others.


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West Kalimantan

Oil palm plantations until October 2012 have reached 1,060,000 ha.


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West Kalimantan

The gardens are mostly built in cultivated areas (APL) and some are built on convertible production forest areas (HPK) after going through the process of releasing areas from the Ministry of Forestry.


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West Kalimantan

Palm orchards benefited businessmen and rulers.


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West Kalimantan

The participant farmers suffered miserably.


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West Kalimantan

The income of PTPN XIII assisted palm farmers is only 6.6 ounces of rice per day/person.


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West Kalimantan

While garden management with partnership pattern gives only 3.3 ounces of rice per day/person.


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West Kalimantan

This condition is worse than the forced crop (kultuurstelsel) of the Dutch East Indies.


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West Kalimantan

Art and Culture Traditional Dance Monong/Manang/Baliatn Dance, is a Healing dance contained in the entire community of Dayak. This dance serves as a rejection/healer/antidote to disease so that the patient can heal back dancers apply like shamans with jampi-jampi. this dance present when the shaman is in trance, and this dance is part of the traditional ceremony of Bemanang/Balian.


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West Kalimantan

Pingan Dance, Is a Single Dance in the Dayak Mualang community of Sekadau Regency in the past as a ceremonial dance and today as a community entertainment dance on sustensive/old/food given by God.


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This dance uses Pingan as a medium of attraction and this dance departs from the ancestral culture in the past which is closely related to the ritualism of legitimacy of graduation of traditional martial arts Dayak Mualang (Ibanik Group).


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West Kalimantan

Sword Dance/Ayat Sword, is a single dance contained in Dayak Mualang, this dance tells the preparation of self-defense for a young man who will go down on a swinging expedition. The dancer performs attacking and parrying movements using his traditional skills. The past began with the ritual worshiping sword (Nyabor language Mualang) and this dance accompanied by musical instruments called Tebah Unop. spread in Merbang village and surrounding districts Belitang Hilir and belitang upstream kampung sebetung.


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West Kalimantan

Jonggan Dance, is a social dance of Kanayatn Dayak people in Kubu Raya (Ambawakng), Mempawah (Toho, Manyalitn), Landak (Sahapm) areas that can still be found and enjoyed visually, this dance tells the joy and happiness in the association of young Dayak mudi mudi.


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West Kalimantan

In this dance the guests who come are generally invited to dance together.


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West Kalimantan

Kondan dance is a social dance accompanied by pantun and traditional music of the Dayak community of Sanggau Kapuas Regency, sometimes this kondan art accompanied by guitar. this kondan art is a greeting of happiness towards guests who visit and spend the night in the area. this art performed by dancing and requited pantun manner.


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West Kalimantan

Kinyah Uut Danum, is a typical war dance of the Dayak Uut Danum group that shows agility and vigilance in the face of the enemy.


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West Kalimantan

Today Kinyah Uut Danum is widely shown at special events or when welcoming visiting guests.


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West Kalimantan

This dance is very difficult to learn because in addition to using the original Ahpang (Mandau), it is also because of its very dynamic movements, so people whose physique is less excellent will be exhausted quickly.


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Zapin dance in the Malay community of West Kalimantan, Zapin is a dance of the Malay Archipelago community diadofsi from the middle east namely Hadramaut, then spread to Riau onwards to Kalbar.


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West Kalimantan

It is a dance of association in society, as a medium to reveal happiness in promiscuity.


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West Kalimantan

If it uses Tembung property then it is called Zapin Tembung, if using fan it is called Zapin Fan.


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West Kalimantan

Traditional Musical Instrument Gong/Agukng, Kollatung (Uut Danum) is a musical instrument made of brass, is a musical instrument that is multifunctional both as a dowry, as a holder for spirit symbols in wedding. and as payment material in customary law.


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Gambus, a typical petik instrument of Malay tribes that received influence from arab.


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West Kalimantan

Tawaq (a type of Kempul) is a musical instrument to accompany the traditional dances of the Dayak community in general.


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West Kalimantan

The Dayak language of Uut Danum calls it Kotavak.


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West Kalimantan

Hadrah, a typical Malay musical instrument that is shaped like a drum but has a flutter around it.


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West Kalimantan

Sapek is a traditional pickling instrument from Kapuas upstream among the Dayak Kayaan Deep community of Kapuas upstream district.


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West Kalimantan

In the people of Uut Danum call it Konyahpik (its form) somewhat different slightly from Sapek.


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West Kalimantan

Balikan/Curating is a kind of Sapek pickling musical instrument, originated from Kapuas Hulu in the Dayak Ibanik community, Dayak Banuaka”.


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West Kalimantan

Kangkuang is a musical instrument made of wood and carved, found in the Dayak community of Banuaka Kapuas Hulu.


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West Kalimantan

Keledik/Kedire is a musical instrument made of pumpkin and bamboo blades played by being blown and smoked, found in Kapuas Hulu area.


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West Kalimantan

In the Dayak tribe Uut Danum called Korondek.


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West Kalimantan

Entebong is a kind of Jak drum instrument that is widely found in Mualang Dayak groups in Sekadau Regency.


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West Kalimantan

Rebab, which is a swipe musical instrument, found in Malay tribes its use is similar to the violin.


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West Kalimantan

Kohotong, which is an inflatable musical instrument, is made from branches of a kind of wild plant midrib in the forest such as enau trees.


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West Kalimantan

Sollokanong (some other Dayak tribes call it Klenang) is made of brass, the shape is smaller than the gong, the use should be a set.


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West Kalimantan

Terah Ummah (on Dayak Uut Danum) is a tap musical instrument as in Javanese gamelan.


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West Kalimantan

This tool is made of iron (people) so called Terah Ummah.


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West Kalimantan

Mandau Traditional Weapon (Ahpang: Uut Danum) is a kind of Sword that has its own uniqueness, with its carvings and peculiarities.


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West Kalimantan

In the Dayak tribe Uut Danum is made of carved deer antlers, while the iron material Ahpang (Mandau) is made of iron mined by itself and consists of two types, namely Bahtuk Nyan which is famous hard and sharp so that flies can break up but easily broken and Motihke which are notoriously pliable, toxic and do not rust.


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West Kalimantan

Tumbak Keris Malay Chopsticks (Sohpot: Uut Danum) Senapang Lantak (Traditional weapon) Duhung (Uut Danum) Isou Bacou or Parang which both sides are sharp (Uut Danum) Lpointer or a kind of mash for hunting (Uut Danum) Mandau (a kind of sword but carved on iron and algae, iron blade Convex shape next door.


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West Kalimantan

Nyabor (a kind of mandau but flicked on the iron blade has the same sharpness) Oral literature Some of the oral literature in this area include: Bekana is a story of past parents telling the world of imaginary or Orang Menua Pangau (goddesses) in Dayak mythology Ibanik: Iban, Mualang, Sleepy, Village and others.


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West Kalimantan

Bejandeh is a kind of bekana but the object of the story is different.


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West Kalimantan

Nyangahatn, that is an old prayer in the Dayak Kanayatn community.


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West Kalimantan

Pantun Jepin is a verse or gurindam that is chanted at a traditional Malay tribal event.


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West Kalimantan

In the Dayak tribe of Uut Danum, his literature consists of Kollimoi (second age), Tahtum (third age), Parung, Kandan and Kendau.


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West Kalimantan

In the oldest or first epoch is the occurrence of the universe and mankind.


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West Kalimantan

In the oral literature of the second age it is about the human life of Uut Danum in the sky.


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West Kalimantan

In the third age is about stories of heroism and worship of the Uut Danum dayak tribe when already on earth, for example how they swayau along the Kapuas river until the population is not left so called Kopuas Buhang (Kapuas which is empty or its inhabitants are exhausted) and then they looking for targets to other parts of Kalimantan island, namely in the direction of Central and East Kalimantan and carry the names of regions in West Kalimantan, so that is why in Central Kalimantan there are also rivers named Kapuas river and Melawi River.


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West Kalimantan

This throne if sung according to the original can reach a dozen nights for one episode, while this throne consists of hundreds of episodes.


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West Kalimantan

Parung is oral literature when there is a traditional feast or marriage.


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West Kalimantan

Kandan is the most highly literary language among the Uut Danum tribal group (Dohoi, Soravai, Pangin, Siang, Murung and others) commonly used to tell Kolimoi, Parung, Mohpash and others.


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This person who studied the Kandan language had to pay to his teacher.


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West Kalimantan

Now the language is almost extinct and is only mastered by old people.


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West Kalimantan

While Kendau is a literary language for making fun or joking.


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West Kalimantan

Traditional Weaving Fabric Weaving is found in several areas, among them: Songket Sambas Weaving Belitang Kumpang Ilong area Sekadau Regency (Dayak Mualang/Ibanik) Weaving Ensaid Panjang Sintang Regency (Dayak Village/Ibanik) Weaving Kapuas Hulu (Iban and Sleepy/Ibanik Group) Kalengkang embroidery typical of the Malay tribe of Sanggau Regency Crafts Anyam Manik Anyam Manik group Dayak Banuaka Group: Weaving traditional clothes Dayak Taman, tamambaloh, peniung, Kalis (Manik clothes and Burik clothes) Crafts Weave Rattan or bamboo Baskets, baskets, Keworthy, Tudung Saji, ambinan, etc. spread across Pontianak, Hedgehog, Sanggau, Sekadau, Sintang, Kapuas hulu.


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Handicrafts A wide variety of handicrafts can be obtained from this area, for example: Tikar Lampit, in Pontianak and Bengkayang, Sintang, Kapuas Hulu, Ketapang.


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West Kalimantan

Bidai (Ibanik) or bide (Kanayatn Group) spread almost in part of Dayak tribes both in Indonesia and in Serawak, bidai is a traditional Dayak mat, found in Bengkayang, Sekadau, Kapuas Hulu, Serawak (in the Dayak Iban community) Carvings, shields, mandau and others are located in Pontianak and Kapuas Hulu.


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West Kalimantan

Uwoi beans (patterned rattan mats) are typical of the Dayak Uut Danum tribe.


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West Kalimantan

Takui Darok (patterned wide caping) is typical of the Dayak Uut Danum tribe.


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West Kalimantan

Traditional Cakes Traditional pastries are found in this place, for example: Lemang, made of pulut in the bamboo input, is a traditional food of the people of yesteryear that is still preserved.


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West Kalimantan

Lemper, made from pulut in the meat/beans contained in Purun area is a traditional food Lepat, made from flour inside the input of bananas.


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West Kalimantan

Jimut, a traditional cake in the Dayak Mualang people of Belitang area of Sekadau Regency made of flour formed round as large as pimpong ball.


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West Kalimantan

Lulun, a kind of lepat, yamg isimya brown sugar, found in the area of Belitang district sekadau Lempok, Dodol made from Durian Tumpi', contained in the Dayak kanayatn community, which is made from flour.


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West Kalimantan

Tehpung, a traditional cake on the Uut Danum dayak, is made from finely ground and fried pulut rice.


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West Kalimantan

This cake is usually made at traditional events, there are shapes such as boats, gongs and others. Various layer cakes as well as basket cakes from Chinese Cuisine and Traditional Culinary food that we can get from this area are: Spicy Sour Cuisine in Pontianak Cuisine Porridge Spicy in the wet Sambas Kerupok area, is a typical food of Kapuas Hulu Ale-ale, is a typical food of Ketapang Pansoh, which is meat cuisine in bamboo in the Dayak community.


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West Kalimantan

Mie Tiau, is a Chinese specialty of Pontianak located in Pontianak city Nasi Ayam and Mie Dumplings, is a typical cuisine of the Chinese population of Singkawang and surrounding Sungkui, is a Malay cuisine of Sanggau Regency.


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West Kalimantan

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Nonetheless, in informal usage, even by other members of the Church the term “Catholic Church” is understood to be the name of this Church.


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In 397 AD, St. Augustine explained that the name was even understood by those whom he classed as heresy:...


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The name, namely Catholicism, which is not without reason, surrounded by so many heretics, has been used by the Church; thus, even though all heretics wish to be called Catholic, but if any foreigner asks where the Catholic congregation is gathered, then none of the heretics are dare to appoint his own chapel or house.


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In short, neither the names “Catholic Church”, nor “Roman Catholic Church” are used as alternative designations for the entire church “led by Peter's successor and by bishops who are in one communion with him.”


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JMPL|God's name above the image of the crucified Christ surrounded by angels, part of the altar background in a Catholic Church building.


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The Catholic Church believes that there is only one God, who is present in three persons: God the Father; Jesus the Son; and the Holy Spirit.


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His beliefs are summarized in the Nicaese Creed [34] and detailed in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. [35] [36] The Nicaese Creed is also central to the assertion of beliefs of other Christian denominations. [37]


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First of all are Eastern Orthodox Christians, whose beliefs are similar to those of Catholics, the main difference lies in terms of papal infallibility, filioque clauses, and Mary was conceived untainted. [38] [39] The various Protestant denominations vary in belief- his beliefs, but in general they differ from Catholics in terms of Sri Pope, Church Tradition, Eucharist, veneration of saints, as well as in issues related to grace, good deeds, and salvation. [40]


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The Jerusalem Council, convened by the Apostles around the year 50 to clarify the teachings of the Church, became the benchmark for subsequent Church conciliations organized by the leaders of the Church throughout history. [23] [41] [42] The last council in this Church was the Council The second Vatican, which ended in 1965. [43]


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The teaching authority, the seven sacraments Based on Jesus' promise in the Gospel, the Catholic Church believes that he is guided continuously by the Holy Spirit, and therefore spared the possibility of fallacy of doctrine. [16] [44] The Catholic Church teaches that the Holy Spirit reveals the truth God through Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and Magisterium. [45]


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Scripture, or the Catholic Bible, consists of the same books contained in the Greek version of the Old Testament—also called Septuaginta [46] —along with the 27th New Testament writings contained in the Codex Vaticanus and listed in the 39th Epistle of the Feast written by Athanasius. [ 47]


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The entire book is the 73rd Catholic Scripture, in contrast to many Protestant churches that use 66 books alone. [46]


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The books and writings that are considered canonical by the Catholic Church but not considered canonical by some other groups are also called Deuterocanonican books.


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Sacred Tradition consists of teachings that according to the beliefs of the Church have inherited from the time of the Apostles. [44]


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Scripture and Sacred Tradition together are called “faith deposits” (Latin: depositum fidei).


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This deposit of faith was later interpreted by the Magisterium (from the word magister in Latin meaning “teacher”), the teaching authority of the Catholic Church, which—through apostolic succession—was exercised by Sri Pope and the bishops who were in unity with the Pope. [48]


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According to the Council of Trente, Jesus instituted seven sacraments and entrusted them to the Church. [49]


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The seven sacraments are Baptism, Chrisma, Eucharist, Reconciliation (Sacrament of Confession), Holy Oil (or the sacrament of “Anointing of the Sick”), Leviticus, and Marriage.


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Sacraments are invisible rituals that matter, and which Catholics see as signs of God's presence as well as effective channels of God's grace to those who receive those sacraments with appropriate dispositions (ex opere operato). [50] [51] The essence of God Catholicism is monotheistic: believing that God is one, eternal, all-powerful (Omnipotent), all-knowing (Omniscien), all-good (Omnibenevolen), and omnipresent (Omnipresen).


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God exists differently and precedes His creation (i.e., everything that is not God, and whose existence depends on God) and nonetheless remains intimately present in His creation.


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In the First Vatican Council the Catholic Church teaches that, although with humane natural sense, God can be known in His works as the origin and end of all creation, [52] God has chosen to lavish Himself and His will supernaturally in ways which is indicated in the Epistle to the people of Hebrews 1:1-2.


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Catholicism is also Trinitarian: believing that, although God is one in essence, essence, and being, this one God exists in three persons of law, each of which is identical to one essence, whose difference is only in their relation to each other: the relationship of the Father to the Son , the Son's relationship to the Father, and the relationship of the two with the Holy Spirit, make the one God the Trinity.


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Catholics are baptized in the names (singular form) of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit — not three Gods, but one God who settled in three Persons.


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Even if one essence of His divinity, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit is different, it is not simply three “masks” or manifestations of one Person.


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The faith of the Church and each Christian individual is based on the relationship with the three Persons of one God.


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The Catholic Church believes that God lavishes Himself to mankind as Father to His only Son, who is in eternal communion with the Father (Matthew 11:27).


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Catholics believe that God the Son, the Logos Illahi, the second Person of God, incarnate as Jesus Christ, a human being, was born of the Virgin Mary.


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He remains solemnly infidels and at the same time solemnly human.


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In his words and way of life, he taught everyone how to live, and lavished God as Love, giver of grace or mercy for free.


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After Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, his followers, especially the twelve apostles, increasingly spread their faith with a spirit that they thought came from the Holy Spirit, the third Person of God, sent upon them by Jesus.


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Original sin In Catholic belief, early man was created to live in union with God.


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Because of the first human disobedience, the relationship broke up and sin and death came into the world. [53]


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The fall makes man in a status called original sin, namely, separateness from his original intimate status with God that brings death through the idea that every human soul is immortal.


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Yet when Jesus came into the world, becoming God and man, He was able through His sacrifice to reconcile mankind with God.


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By being united in Christ, through the Church, mankind is once again able to establish intimacy with God but also offer an even more amazing gift: participation in the Divine Life on Earth, which will attain its fullness in heaven in beatific vision ) —that is, face to face with God (1 Corinthians 13:12, 1 John 3:2).


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The sacrament of Baptism is the only means of obtaining forgiveness for original sin.


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The Church of the Church, as Scripture says, is “the body of Christ," [54] and the Catholic Church teaches that the Church is a single body of the faithful in heaven and upon earth.


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Therefore there is only one true Church, the seeming and the physical one, instead of multiple Churches.


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And for this one Church, originally founded by Jesus on Peter and the apostles, Jesus gave a mandate to be an authorized teacher and guardian of the faith.


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To transmit the divine revelation of Christ, the apostles were mandated to “preach the gospel,” which they carried out both orally and in writing, and which they preserved by leaving the bishops as their successors.


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The Catechism states that “the preaching of the apostles, expressed specifically in inspired books, conserved in a continuous chain of succession until the end of time.


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This transmission of life, manifested in the Holy Spirit, is called Tradition, because it differs from Scripture, although it is closely related to it.”


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The church is also the source of divine mercy given through sacraments (see below).


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The Church declares itself unmistakable (Church Infallibility) in teaching faith, based on Jesus' biblical promises that He will always be with His Church, and maintain it in righteousness through the Holy Spirit.


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Furthermore, Jesus promised divine protection for the teachings and judgments of the apostles, as well as those who were successors to the apostles in their positions as teachers (i.e., bishops).


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After all, Jesus set the Church as the supreme court for all the faithful: “and if he refuses to listen to them, send unto the Church; and if he refuses also to listen to the Church, let him be unto you like a stranger and a tax collector.”


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In this biblical verse, it appears that the Church bases its doctrines on written apostolic relics, namely the New Testament, and on oral traditions passed from the apostles for their successors (bishops) through continuous testimony of the Church.


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The 8th chapter of the edict of the Vatican Council II concerning the Church, Lumen Gentium states that “the singular Church of Christ which in creed is proscribed as one, holy, catholic and apostolic” is “within the Catholic Church, led by Peter's successors and those bishops who are in communion with him.”


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(The term Peter's successor means Bishop of Rome, Sri Pope).


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The Catechism of the Catholic Church, 85 states that the authentic interpretation of the Word of God is entrusted to the Magisterium of the living Church, namely the bishops in communion with the successors of St. Peter.


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Catholic theology places the authority of interpretation of Scripture in the hands of consistent judgments of the Church from century to century (things that are constantly and everywhere taught) instead of on individual personal judgments.


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Nonetheless, the magisterium encouraged its shepherds to read Scripture.


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According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, “the main intent of the Church is to be a sacrament of inner union between man and God.”


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Thus “the structure of the Church as a whole is directed towards the sanctity of the members of the body of Christ.”


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The Salvation of the Catholic Church teaches that salvation for eternal life is God's will for all, and that God bestows it for sinners as a free gift, a mercy, through Christ's sacrifice.


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“With respect to God, there is absolutely no right to any worthiness on the part of man.


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Between God and us is stretched out an immeasurable gap, for we have received all things from Him, our Creator.


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It is God who justifies, that is, who absolves from sin by the free gift of holiness (the mercy of sanctification, also referred to as habitual mercy or divining mercy).


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Man can receive the grace given by God through faith in Jesus Christ and through baptism, or reject it.


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Role as well as man is necessary, in line with a new ability to cling to the divine will provided by God.


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The faith of a Christian is not without deeds, because without the act of faith it will die.


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In this sense, “by the deeds of man are justified, and not by faith solely,” and eternal life is, at the same time, mercy and reward bestowed by God for good deeds and worthiness.


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Faith, and therefore deeds, are the result of God's mercy - therefore, only by mercy can the believer be seen as “worthy” of salvation.


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According to the Catholic Church, through the mercies Jesus gained for mankind by sacrificing himself on the cross, salvation is acceptable even to those outside the seeming boundaries of the Church.


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Christians and even non-Christians, if in their lives positively responsive to the mercy and truth that God reveals to them through the mercy of Christ, can be saved (an attitude often referred to, in the case of non-Christians, as “the baptism of longing”).


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This sometimes includes awareness of the obligation to be part of the Catholic Church.


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In such cases — according to the view of the Catholic Church — whose goods realizes in his heart that the Catholic Church was founded by God through Jesus Christ as a necessary endeavor for his salvation, refuses to enter or remain in it, cannot be saved (interpretation Extra Ecclesiam nulla salus).


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Human life The Catholic Church affirms the sanctity of all human life, from in utero to death naturally.


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The Catholic Church believes that each person is created according to “the image and likeness of God,” and that human life should not be measured based on other values such as economics, comfort, personal preference, or social engineering.


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Therefore, the Church opposes activities that it believes destroy or disbelieve the holy life created, including euthanasia, eugenics and abortion.


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The sexuality of the Catholic Church teaches that human life and human sexuality are both inseparable and sacred. [55]


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The Church teaches that Manikeism, the belief that the spirit is good while the body is evil, is heresy.


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Therefore, the Church does not teach that sex is a sin or ruins a merciful life.


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Because God created the human body in His own image and manner, and because He saw that everything he had created was “truly good,” (Genesis 1:31) so is the human body and sex good.


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In the Catechism it is taught that “the body is the instrument of salvation. “[56]


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Truly, the Church regards the expression of love between husbands and wives as the most sublime human activity, which unites, husbands and wives in complete surrender to each other, and opens their relationship to a new life.


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“Sexual activity, in which husbands and wives are intimately and purely mutually united, and through which human life is derived, is, as the last Council put it, 'noble and worthy. '” [57] Only in terms of sexual expression occurring outside sacramental marriage, or in the event that the procreational function of sexual expression in marriage is deliberately hindered, then the Catholic Church expresses its moral concerns.


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The origin and history of the Catholic Church was founded by Jesus and the Twelver Apostles, continued by bishops as successors to the apostles generally, and Sri Pope as successor of St. Peter in particular. [58]


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The term “Catholic Church” is known to have first been used in a letter from Ignatius of Antioch in 107, who wrote that: “Where there is a bishop, should the people be present there, just as where there is Jesus Christ, the Catholic Church is present there. “[59]


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In addition, Catholic writers provide a list of a number of quotations from earlier Church Fathers supporting that the Throne of the Diocese of Rome has jurisdictional or primational authority over other churches, [60] on others Orthodox writers reject such claims which constitute one of the main problems behind East-West schism, historically viewing Sri Pope as primus inter pares (the first among equals). [61]


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At the center of the doctrines of the Catholic Church is the Apostolic Succession, the belief that bishops were the spiritual successors of the early Twelver Apostles, through a historically unbroken chain of consecration.


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The New Testament contains admonitions against teachings that simply repent Christianity, [62] and suggests that the leaders of the Church are given the honor of deciding which is the right one. [63]


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The Catholic Church teaches that the Catholic Church is the sustainability of people staying true to apostolic (apostolic) and episcopal (Diocesan) leadership as well as rejecting false teachings.


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Pre-Medieval After passing through an early period tinged with sporadic but intense persecution, Christianity became legal in the 4th century, when Emperor Constantine I issued Edicta Milano (Information Milano) in 313.


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Constantine was instrumental in the organization of the First Nicaese Council which was a council of bishops of the Catholic Church in 325, aimed at countering the heresy of Arianism and formulating the Nicaese Creed used by the Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodoxy, and various Protestant Churches.


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On February 27, 380, Emperor Theodosius I enacted a law establishing Catholic Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire and ordering it to refer to others than it as heresy. [64]


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After the collapse of the Roman Empire, the Catholic Church went through a period of activity and mission expansion.


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During the Middle Ages Catholicism spread among the peoples of Germany (at first competing with Arianism), Vikings, Poles, Croats, Czechs, Slovaks, Hungarians, Lithuanians, Latvians, Finns and Estonians.


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The success of monastic life fostered various centers of learning, the most distinguished of which were the most mashoric in Ireland and Gallia, and contributed to the Enlightenment Ages of the Carolingian Dynasty (Carolingian Renaissance).


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Later in the Middle Ages, Cathedral Schools developed into universities (University of Paris, Oxford University, and Bologna University), forerunners of modern Western institutions of learning.


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Grand schism In the 11th century, through a spate of processes over several centuries, the Church experienced a grand schism in which the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church were split due to issues of administration, liturgy, and doctrine, particularly the issue of Filioque clauses and papal jurisdiction primation.


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Conventionally this schism dates back to 1054, when the Patriarch of Constantinople and Sri Pope issued statements excommunicating each other.


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Neither the Council of Lyons II of 1274 nor the Council of Basel of 1439 attempted to reunite the two Churches, but the Orthodox rejected both councils.


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The Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church are still in a state of schism to this day, nonetheless in the Catholic-Orthodox joint declaration of 1965 the statement of exclusion was retracted by both Rome and Constantinople, and efforts to end schism continue.


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Some Eastern Churches have reunited with the Catholic Church by accepting papal primation, and some other Eastern Churches claim never to be out of communion with Sri Pope.


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The Crusades of the Crusades were a series of military wars dating back to 1092 in the Holy Land and other places, condoned by the papacy, beginning during the papacy of Urbanus II in response to requests for help from the Emperor of Byzantium against Turkish expansion.


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These crusades as well as subsequent crusades ultimately failed to defuse the aggression of the Turks and even caused hatred among Christians due to the plunder and occupation of the city of Constantinople during the 4th Crusade.


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The Inquisition Since about 1184, and continuing during the Protestant Reformation, there was a number of historical activities involving the Catholic Church, and which is widely known as the Inquisition, aimed at saving religious and doctrinal unity in Christianity through its destitution, and sometimes When persecution, people who are charged with heresy.


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Evidently heresy, which is seen as a betrayal of the Christian world, can result in the acceptance of punishments that range from lenient punishment to the death penalty (among other things being burned alive) implemented by the state.


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An example of the rare execution of such capital punishment is that from 1540 to 1700 of all cases submitted to the Spanish Inquisition only 2-3% ended in death execution, lower than any secular judiciary virtually in those days. [65]


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According to historians, the Medieval Inquisition, the Spanish Inquisition, the Rome Inquisition, and the Portuguese Inquisition are historically distinct events.


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Coverage from the Inquisition's activity, and in particular the precise mortality figures, has become propaganda material later in life.


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The second Rift Reformation in the history of Christianity occurred during the Protestant Reformation, which began in Germany in the 16th century.


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During the period, various community groups, often with the support of local authorities, rejected the primation of the Pope, the duty of celibacy for priests, as well as various other Catholic doctrines and practices, as well as diversions (such as simony/purchasing practices ecclesiastical posts) were common in those days.


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The reformers within the Catholic Church launched the Catholic Counter-Reformation or Reformation, a period of clarification of doctrine, improvements to the priesthood and liturgy, and re-evangelization that began with the Council of Trento.


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The Council of Trento and its improvements produced a central theme for the next 300 years of Catholic history.


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The period envisioned the work of catechesis and mission, a field of excellence for the Jesuit and Franciscan orders.


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Catholicism spread throughout the world, along with the colonialism of European peoples: to the Americas, Asia, Africa, and Oceania.


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The Modern Age of the Church in the 18th and 19th centuries not only had to deal with the teachings of Protestantism, but also with the teachings of Enlightenment and Modernism concerning the nature of the human person, the state, and morality.


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With the onset of the Industrial Revolution, and growing concern for the conditions of urban laborers, the popes of the 19th and 20th centuries issued encyclicals (preferably Rerum Novarum) exposing Catholic Social Doctrine.


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The First Vatican Council (1869—1870) affirmed the doctrine of papal infability which Catholics believed to be in continuity with the history of Peter's Supremacy within the Church.


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The reform of the Second Vatican Council of the Catholic Church carried out one of the most thorough changes in its history during Vatican Council II (1962—1965) and the decade afterwards.


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The Catholic Church, more than ever, emphasizes what it views positively rather than what it views negatively in other Christian communities, in other religions, and in the aspirations of mankind in general.


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The church encourages up-to-date renewal over religious life.


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And the Church authorizes church conferences to make adjustments in disciplines such as abstinence on Fridays.


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The Vatican II Council (1962—1965) convened by Pope John XXIII, primarily as a pastoral but authoritative council, [66] to make the historical teachings of the Catholic Church clear to the modern world.


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This council issued documents on a number of topics, including the nature of the Church, lay missions, and religious freedom.


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This council also issued briefings for liturgical revisions, including permission for Latin liturgical rites to use the local language in addition to Latin in Mass and other sacraments. [67]


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The liturgy of the Catholic Church is fundamentally liturgical in its worship.


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Liturgy comes from the Greek word meaning “work of society.”


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The Vatican II Council stated “because the liturgy, through which our work of redemption is resolved, 'especially in the divine sacrifice of the Eucharist, is the best means for the faithful to be able to express in their lives, and manifest for others, the mystery of Christ and its essence true of the true Church. “[68]


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The sacraments teach: “Sacraments are the merciful signs of mercy, instituted by Christ and entrusted to the Church, by which divine life is channeled for us.


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The visible rites with which the sacraments are celebrated mark and present mercy according to each sacrament.


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The sacraments bear fruit in those who receive them in their supposed circumstances.”


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The seven sacraments are: Baptism of Confession [69] Priesthood Christma Eucharist Marriage Anointing of sick people The devotional life of the Catholic Church In addition to the sacraments, instituted by Jesus, there are also sacramentali means, namely sacred signs (ceremonies or objects) who gained power from the prayer of the Church.


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Sacramentali involves prayer with the sign of the cross or other signs.


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Notable examples are blessings (in which praise is raised for God and invokes His gifts), consecration of people, and purgatory of objects used to worship God.


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Popular devotion is not part of the liturgy, but if judged authentic, it is supported by the Church.


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Devotions include the veneration of relics of saints, visits to holy sites, pilgrimages, expressions (including expressions of the Most Holy Sacrament), cross worship, daily worship, worship of the Most Holy Sacrament, Blessing of the Most Holy Sacrament, and Prayer Rosary.


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Personal prayer In addition, the many variations of Catholic spirituality allow Catholics to pray on their own in a wide variety of ways.


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The 4th and final chapter of the Catechism sums up the Catholic response to the mystery of faith: “Therefore, this mystery, requires that the faithful believe in it, that they may celebrate it, and that they may live from it in a vital and personal relationship with God who is alive and true.


Question: where lies the oldest catholic church in rome?

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That relationship is prayer. “[70]


Question: where lies the oldest catholic church in rome?

Roman Catholic Church

Particular Churches within the Catholic Church Unlike the “communion” or “guild” of Churches formed by mutual recognition between varying ecclesiastical bodies, the Catholic Church regards itself as a single Church (“one Body”) formed of a large number of Particular Churches, each of which is an embodiment of the esa Catholic Church.