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BPMI (Istiqlal Mosque Management Board) is chaired by the Minister of Religious Affairs and responsible to the President and its operational executors by BPPMI (Istiqlal Mosque Managing Board). [52]


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See also Istiqlal Mosque Managing Board of Istiqlal Festival Advanced reading of the State Secretariat of the Republic of Indonesia (1995), 40 Years of Independent Indonesia 3 p. 1035, ISBN 979-8300-06-8 Istiqlal Outside Link Reference


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Telephone networks in Indonesia

Telephone networks in Indonesia can basically be divided into two parts, namely fixed network and mobile network.


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Fixed networks can be enjoyed through landlines or offices that typically use cable.


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Fixed networks in Indonesia include local, SLI, SLJJ, and closed telephone networks.


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While mobile networks include satellites, mobile phones, and radio trunking.


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These two networks are used around the world to help the communication process.


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There are networks, of course there are also tools used to communicate, one of which is a phone.


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Telephone Telephone is one of the communication tools that is able to receive and transmit sound through the electric current provided by the central office.


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Central office itself is a communication service center that forms a telephone network so that it allows the communication process using the telephone.


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The telephone company that first appeared was the Bell Telephone Company.


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Formed in 1977 by Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Watson, Gardiner Greene Hubbard, and Thomas Sanders.


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The company was very successful and became the only telephone company over a considerable period of time.


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As the times progressed, the existence of telephone networks that were considered to be very helpful in the communication process began to spread to various regions, including Indonesia.


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The history of telephones and the development of networks Before the discovery of telephones, humans were already familiar with letters and telegraphs.


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The length of process it took to send mail caused most of the people to switch on the telegraph which caused telegraph offices to be very busy in the mid-1800s. The telegraph could transmit messages in the form of dots and lines known as Morse code by using electricity.


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Therefore, the delivery of messages can take place faster than with mail.


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Since the experiment on sound, electricity, and telegraph, many researchers have been trying to figure out how to improve the way people communicate.


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One of those researchers was Alexander Graham Bell.


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Bell was a teacher who in 1865 began his experiment by measuring high-low tones and vibrations of sounds.


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This experiment prompted him to a new thing, namely research on sound, especially research on whether or not sounds are sent electronically through a telegraph wire.


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Bell originally designed a device called the harmonic telegraph, but his research on sound waves propagating through the human ear gave rise to new ideas for making telephones.


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Early in 1875, Bell continued his research by being assisted by his assistant named Thomas Watson.


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On March 7, 1876 Bell filed a patent|patent on a tool of his creation capable of delivering certain sounds.


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A few months after Bell succeeded with his home-made phone, he then introduced the phone to crowds.


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The first time long distance trials were conducted by Bell and Watson in 1876 capable of traversing a distance of 8 miles.


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Since the formation of the Bell Telepnone Company, telephony was further refined and its network expanded.


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In 1915 Bell made its first transcontinental telephone from New York to San Francisco, then in 1956 the first international telephone wire was installed across the Atlantic Ocean and in that year also the first telephone satellite launched into space.


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Since then the telephone network can be enjoyed between oceans and wider continents.


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The spread of telephone networks in Indonesia Before the existence of telephones in Indonesia, the utilization of telecommunications was done by telegraph.


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The utilization of this telegraph began since the first telegraph line was opened on 23 October 1855 by the Government of the Dutch East Indies.


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Since the presence of electromagnetic telegraph connecting Batavia (Jakarta) and Buitenzorg (Bogor), telegraph services can be utilized by the wider public in 28 telegraph offices.


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In addition, the sea cable has also been installed between Jakarta and Singapore, then also from Java (Banyuwangi) to Australia (Darwin).


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A few years after the use of the telegraph, local telephone networks emerged in Indonesia and spread rapidly in most parts of Indonesia.


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Year 1882-1884 On 16 October 1882 the first local telephone network once used in Indonesia organized by a private party who received a concession permit for 25 years.


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This first telephone network connects Gambir and Tanjung Priok (Batavia).


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Subsequently, in 1884 telephone networks were built in Semarang and Surabaya.


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Especially for interlocal telephone relations, the company Intercommunaal Telefoon Maatschappij obtained a concession for twenty-five years for the Batavia-Semarang relationship, then Batavia-Surabaya, followed by Batavia-Bogor and then Bandung-Sukabumi.


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In the development of telephone networks it turns out that telephone companies only open telephone links in large cities that bring profit only so that the spread of telephone networks is uneven.


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In 1906 After the term of concession expired, all telephone network companies were taken over and managed by the Government of the Dutch East Indies through the establishment of Post, Telegraaf en Telefoon Dienst, except the telephone network of the Deli Railway Company (Deli Spoor Maatschappij, DSM).


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Since then telecommunications services are managed by the government on a monopoly basis.


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In 1967 the telecommunications company was completed with the construction of the archipelago telecommunication network which included microwave projects across Sumatra, East Indonesia microwaves connecting Java, Nusa Tenggara, Sulawesi and Kalimantan.


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The telephone network originally used a local battery system and a single wire installed above ground level so that it suffered frequent interference.


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Renewal and modernization was then implemented, remote wiring was applied below ground level, single wire was replaced with pair wire and used a central battery system.


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1976 On 9 July 1976 Indonesia started a new round of telecommunication field marked by the launch of Palapa A-1 satellite of the type HS-333 from Cape Canaveral.


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This satellite allows Indonesia's phone network to expand its coverage, until it reaches outside the country.


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Since this time the growth of the telephone network is increasingly rapid and sophisticated as it is supported by satellite technology.


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There are more and more facilities that can be enjoyed by the people of Indonesia.


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In 2009 So far recorded as many as 31,000 villages in a number of regions of Indonesia do not have a telephone network.


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The Indonesian government is working to build networks in these villages so that their people can also enjoy telephone and internet facilities.


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Telephone network provider company Telephone network provider company in Indonesia was originally only Perusahaan Negara Telekomunikasi which is a state-owned enterprise and fractional of Perusahaan Negara Pos and Telecommunications.PN Telekomunikasi later changed to Perusahaan Umum Telekomunikasi (Perumtel ) in 1974 and functioned in providing national as well as international telecommunications services.


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Then in 1980 all shares of PT Indonesian Satellite Corporation Tbk.


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(Indosat) was taken over by the Indonesian government into a State-Owned Enterprise (SOE) to organize international telecommunications services, separate from Perumtel.


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In 1991 Perumtel changed its form to Perusahaan Perusahaan Perusahaan (Persero) Telekomunikasi Indonesia


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In a fairly long period of time PT.


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Telkom monopolized Indonesia's fixed telephone network after Indosat was sold to a Singapore-owned private company, then in 2002 the duopoly of local telecommunications began.


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Telecom free market gives way for other companies to develop. Three of the fixed telephone network providers are Telkomsel, Indosat, and BatamBintan.


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The most emerging companies to date are companies in the field of mobile telecommunications.


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Starting from Telkomsel, Indosat, Excel, Mobile-8, Smart Telecom, and so on.


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The following table gives the data of the operator or company of the telephone network provider and the type of network provided.


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Opportunities Some of the things that support the development of telephone networks in Indonesia today are: The existence of more skilled and skilled personnel in building a network The legislation set by the government gives freedom in developing the communication industry such as telephony Indonesia and the growing spread of the population who need communication networks such as telephony The number of people's need for telephone networks is increasing because this facility is very helpful and easy to use Challenges intended here are obstacles in process of development and deployment of telephone networks in Indonesia.


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Some of these obstacles are: Limited funds provided by government and telephone network provider companies It is difficult to reach certain areas, for example inland areas that still lack electricity The time required is quite long. switched to cellular telephony because it was considered more practical and could be taken anywhere.


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Reference Jennifer Fandel, Alexander Graham Bell and Telephone, 2008.


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M.A.M.Mirabito & B.L. Morgenstem, New Communication Technology: Applications, Policy, and Impact, Fifth Edition, 2004.


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Geography of Indonesia

Indonesia has about 17,504 islands (according to 2004 data; see also: number of islands in Indonesia), about 6,000 of which are uninhabited remain, spreading around katulistiwa, providing tropical weather.


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The most populous island is the island of Java, where more than half (65%) of Indonesia's population.


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Indonesia consists of 5 major islands, namely: Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and Papua and this series of islands is also called the archipelago archipelago or Indonesian archipelago. [1]


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Indonesia has more than 400 volcanoes and 130 of them include active volcanoes.


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A portion of the volcano lies on the sea floor and is not visible from sea level.


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Geography of Indonesia

Indonesia is the meeting place of 2 series of active volcanoes (Ring of Fire).


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Geography of Indonesia

There are dozens of active faults in Indonesia.


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Geography of Indonesia

Some experts divide Indonesia over three major geographical areas: the Great Sunda Islands include Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi.


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Geography of Indonesia

The Lesser Sunda Islands include Bali, West Nusa Tenggara and East Nusa Tenggara.


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Maluku and Irian Islands In the last ice age, before 10,000 BC (Before AD), in the western part of Indonesia there was a Sunda mainland connected to the Asian continent and allowed Asian fauna and flora to move to the western part of Indonesia.


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In the eastern part of Indonesia, there is the Sahul mainland that connects to the Australian continent and allows Australian fauna and flora to move to the eastern part of Indonesia.


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Geography of Indonesia

In the central part there are islands separated from the two continents.


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Because of this, biogeographers divide Indonesia over the life of flora and fauna namely: Western Indonesia Mainland with the same flora and fauna as the Asian continent.


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Mainland Central Indonesia (Wallacea) with its flora and fauna endem/only contained in the area.


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Mainland Eastern Indonesia with the same flora and fauna as the Australian continent.


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The three parts of the mainland are separated by the maya/imaginary line known as the Wallace-Weber Line, which is the virtual line that separates Mainland West Indonesia with the area of Wallacea (Central Indonesia), and the Lyedekker Line, which is the virtual line separating the area of Wallacea (Central Indonesia) with the region of Indonesiatimur.


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Based on the Outline of State Bow (GBHN) 1993, the region of Indonesia is divided into 2 development areas: Western Region of Indonesia.


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It consists of Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Bali.


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Eastern Region of Indonesia.


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It consists of Sulawesi, Maluku, Irian/Papua, West Nusa Tenggara and East Nusa Tenggara.


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Greater Sunda Islands consists of the main islands: Sumatra, Borneo, Java and Sulawesi and with thousands of temperate and small islands populated and uninhabited.


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The region is a concentration of Indonesian population and where most of Indonesia's economic activity takes place.


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Sumatra Island Sumatra Island, by area is the sixth largest island in the world.


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The island extends from northwest to southeast and crosses the equator, as if dividing the island of Sumatra over two parts, Sumatra northern hemisphere and Sumatra southern hemisphere.


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Bukit Barisan Mountains with several peaks exceeding 3,000 m above sea level, is a line of active volcanoes, running along the western side of the island from the north end to the south; thus making the plain on the west side of the island relatively narrow with rugged beaches and deep towards the Indian Ocean and the plains on the eastern side of the vast, gently sloping island with gently sloping and shallow beaches in the direction of the Strait of Malacca, the Strait of Bangka and the South China Sea.


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In terms of graphics, Sumatra is divided into how many parts are North Sumatra, Central Sumatra and East Sumatra.


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In the northern part of the island of Sumatra is bordered by the Andaman Sea and in the southern part with the Sunda Strait.


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Sumatra Island is covered by primary tropic forest and dense secondary tropic forest with fertile soils.


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The highest volcano in Sumatra is Mount Kerinci in Jambi, and with other quite famous volcanoes are Mount Leuser in Aceh and Mount Dempo on South Sumatra's border with Bengkulu.


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Sumatra Island is the epicenter area of earthquakes because it is crossed by a fracture of the earth's crust along Bukit Barisan, called Fault Sumatra; and the fracture of the earth's crust at the bottom of the Indian Ocean along the coast of the west side of Sumatra.


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The largest lake in Indonesia, Lake Toba is located on the island of Sumatra.


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The population density of the island of Sumatra is second only to the island of Java.


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Currently the island of Sumatra is administratively divided into 10 provinces namely: Aceh, North Sumatra, West Sumatra, Riau, Jambi, South Sumatra, Bengkulu and Lampung and 2 other provinces which are fractions of the parent province on the island of Sumatra namely Riau Islands and Bangka Islands Belitung.


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Kalimantan (Borneo) Kalimantan is the name of the Indonesian region on the island of Borneo (the territory of Malaysia and Brunei is also located on the island of Borneo), based on the area is the third largest island in the world, after Irian and Greenland.


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The northern part of the islands of Borneo, Sarawak and Sabah, is an area of Malaysia directly adjacent to the Indonesian region Borneo and the Brunei Darussalam region; in the southern part it is bounded by the Java Sea.


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The western part of Borneo island is bounded by the South China Sea and Karimata Strait; in the eastern part it is separated with the island of Sulawesi by the Makassar Strait.


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In the central part of the island is a mountainous and hilly region; the mountains in Borneo region Indonesia are dormant and the height is below 2,000 meters above sea level; while the coastal area is low-lying, woody and covered with a thick layer of peaty soil.


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The island of Borneo is crossed by the katulistiwa line thus dividing the island of Borneo over the northern hemisphere Borneo and the southern hemisphere Borneo.


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Soil fertility on the island of Borneo is less when compared to soil fertility on the island of Java and the island of Sumatra, as well as the population density is relatively sparse.


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The island of Borneo is the same as the island of Sumatra, overwhelmed by dense tropical forests (primary and secondary).


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Geologically the island of Borneo is stable, relatively safe from earthquakes (tectonic and volcanic) because it is not crossed by the fault of the earth's crust and does not have a series of active volcanoes as well as the island of Sumatra, Java island and Sulawesi island.


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Indonesia's longest river, the Kapuas River, 1,125 kilometers, is on the island of Borneo.


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Currently the island of Kalimantan is administratively divided into 5 provinces namely: West Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, East Kalimantan, and North Kalimantan, Java Island, is the most densely populated island per square kilometer in Indonesia.


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The island transverses from West to East, being in the Southern Hemisphere.


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Rows of active volcanic mountains with a height above 3,000 meters above sea level are located on the island, one of which Mount Merapi in Central Java and Mount Bromo in East Java are famous for being very active.


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The southern part of the island borders the Indian Ocean, the coast is rugged and deep, the northern part of the island is gently sloping and shallow coast bordered by the Java Sea and separated with the island of Madura by the Madura Strait.


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In the western part the island of Java is separated with the island of Sumatra by the Sunda Strait and in the eastern part the island of Java is separated with the island of Bali by the Strait of Bali.


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The forests on the island of Java are not as diverse as the tropic forests on the island of Sumatra and the island of Borneo and the forest area on the island of Java is narrower due to the insistence on the population of Java which is increasingly dense and generally a tertiary forest and little secondary forest.


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Major cities and industrial cities in Indonesia are mostly on the island and the capital of the Republic of Indonesia, Jakarta, is located on the island of Java.


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Geologically, the island of Java is the epicenter area of earthquakes because it is crossed by the fracture of the earth's crust continued fracture from the island of Sumatra, which is removed south coast of Java island.


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Currently, the island of Java is administratively divided into 6 provinces namely: Banten, Jakarta, West Java, Central Java, Special Region - Yogyakarta, and East Java.


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Geography of Indonesia

Sulawesi Island, Sulawesi Island, is a separate island from the Great Sunda Islands when described from flora and fauna life because the Wallace line is along the Makassar Strait, which separates the island of Sulawesi from the Greater Sunda Islands group during the ice age.


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The island of Sulawesi is a combination of 4 elongated diplomas, with an active array of volcanic mountains filling the arms of the diploma, some of which reach heights above 3,000 meters above sea level; fertile land, covered by dense tropic forests (primary and secondary).


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Sulawesi is crossed by katulistiwa line in the northern quarter of the island so that most of the island of Sulawesi is in the southern hemisphere.


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In the northern part, Sulawesi is separated with the island of Mindanao - Philippines by the Sulawesi Sea and in the southern part the island is bounded by the Flores Sea.


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In the western part of the island of Sulawesi is separated from the island of Borneo by the Makassar Strait, a strait with a deep sea depth and strong underwater currents.


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In the eastern part, the island of Sulawesi is separated with the geographical areas of the Maluku and Irian Islands by the Banda Sea.


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Sulawesi Island is the habitat of many rare animals and typical animals of Sulawesi; among them Anoa, Pig Deer, Tarsius ape.


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Geologically the island of Sulawesi is very labile because it is crossed by the crust fracture of the Pacific plate and is the impact point between the Asian Plate, the Australian Plate and the Pacific Plate.


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Currently the island of Sulawesi is administratively divided into 6 provinces namely: South Sulawesi, West Sulawesi, Central Sulawesi, Southeast Sulawesi, Gorontalo and North Sulawesi.


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Lesser Sunda Islands Lesser Sunda Islands is a cluster of smaller islands longitudinal south of the island of Bali at the western boundary of the Lesser Sunda Islands, successively to the east are, Lombok island, Sumbawa island, Flores island, Solor island, Alor island; and slightly to South direction is Sumba island, Timor island and Sawu island which is a rounding point of the Lesser Sunda Islands group.


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The Lesser Sunda Islands are a line of active volcanoes with a height of about 2,000 to 3,700 meters above sea level.


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Among the famous are Mount Agung in Bali, Mount Rinjani in Lombok, Mount Tambora in Sumbawa and Mount Lewotobi in Flores.


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Soil fertility in the Lesser Sunda Islands varies widely from very fertile on Bali Island to barren dry on Timor Island.


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In the northern part the archipelago cluster is bounded by the Flores Sea and the Banda Sea and in the south this cluster of islands is bounded by the Indian Ocean.


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Geography of Indonesia

In the western part the Lesser Sunda Islands are separated with the island of Java by the Bali Strait and in the eastern part, bordered by the Maluku and Irian Islands (separated by the Banda Sea) and with East Timor bordering land on the island of Timor.


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Based on the life of flora and fauna then actually the island of Bali still belongs to the Great Sunda Islands because the Wallace line from Makassar Strait in the north crosses the Lombok Strait to the south, separating the island of Bali with other groups of Lesser Sunda Islands during the ice age.


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The forests in the Lesser Sunda Islands are very few, even the more to the east of the island cluster then the forest has changed with the savanna; likewise the population density in the small Sunda Islands varies greatly, from very dense on the island of Bali and increasingly to the east of the island cluster then the population density is getting more rarely.


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Geologically, the Little Sunda area also includes labile because it is crossed by the earth's crust fault in the south of the Lesser Sunda Islands cluster which is a continued fracture of the earth's crust across the island of Java.


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Geography of Indonesia

Komodo, the largest reptile in the world is located on the island of Komodo, one of the islands in the small Sunda archipelago.


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Geography of Indonesia

Three Warna Lake, is a very unique area also located in the Lesser Sunda Islands, namely on Flores Island.


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Geography of Indonesia

Currently administratively the administration of the small Sunda Islands is divided over 3 provinces namely: *Bali, West Nusa Tenggara and East Nusa Tenggara.


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Geography of Indonesia

Maluku Islands and Papua Islands Maluku and Papua, consists of 1 large island namely Papua island and several temperate islands such as Halmahera island, Seram island, Buru island and Kei and Tanimbar Islands and thousands of other small islands both inhabited and not.


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Geography of Indonesia

The Weber line separates this region over two parts of Papua and Australia with the Maluku archipelago so that in the Maluku archipelago, flora and fauna are transitional while in Papua, flora and fauna of Australia.


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Geography of Indonesia

Much of the area is covered in dense primary and secondary tropic forest, except in the Tanimbar and Aru islands a shrub and savanna.


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Geography of Indonesia

The highest volcano in the Maluku archipelago is Mount Binaiya, 3,039 meters high; while on the island of Papua active volcanoes latitude from west to east of the island, the highest mountain is Puncak Jaya at 5,030 meters above sea level.


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Geography of Indonesia

Papua Island is also the island with the rarest population density in Indonesia, which is about 2 people per square kilometer.


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Geography of Indonesia

Geologically, the Maluku and Papua region is also very labile because it is the meeting point of the collision of the three plates of the Earth's crust, the Asian Plate, the Australian Plate and the Pacific Plate.


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Geography of Indonesia

The deepest sea trough in Indonesia is located in this area, the Banda Sea Trough, a depth of about 6,500 meters below sea level.


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Currently administratively the administration of the Maluku Islands and Papua is divided over: North Maluku, Maluku, West Papua and Papua The climate of Indonesia has a wet tropic climate influenced by the west monsoon and eastern monsoon winds.


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From November to May, the wind blows from the North Northwest direction bringing a lot of water vapor and rain in the region of Indonesia; from June to October the wind blowing from the South Southeast is dry, bringing little water vapor.


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The air temperature in lowland Indonesia ranges from 23 degrees Celsius to 28 degrees Celsius throughout the year.


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But temperatures are also very varied; from an average of close to 40 degrees Celsius during the dry season in the Palu valley - Sulawesi and on the island of Timor to below 0 degrees Celsius in the Jayawijaya Mountains - Papua.


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There is perennial snow on the mountainous peaks in Papua: Trikora Peak (Mt. Wilhelmina - 4730 m) and Puncak Jaya (Mt. Carstenz, 5030 m).


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There are 2 seasons in Indonesia, namely the rainy season and dry season, in some places known as the pancaroba season, which is the season between the change of the two seasons.


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Rainfall in Indonesia averages 1,600 millimeters a year, but also varies widely; from more than 7000 millimeters a year to about 500 millimeters a year in the Palu and Timor regions.


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Areas whose rainfall is average high throughout the year are Aceh, West Sumatra, North Sumatra, Riau, Jambi, Bengkulu, parts of western Java, West Kalimantan, North Sulawesi, North Maluku and the Mamberamo delta in Irian.


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Every 3 to 5 years, El-Nino often occurs, which is a symptom of weather irregularities that cause a long dry season and a short rainy season.


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After El Nino it is usually followed by La Nina which results in a heavy rainy season and is longer than usual.


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El Nino strength varies depending on various factors, including the Southern Oscillation index or Southern Oscillation.


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Geographic data Location: Southeast Asia, in the Malay Archipelago between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.


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Geographical coordinates: 6°LU - 11°08'LS and from 95°BT - 141°45'BT Map reference: Southeast Asia Region: total land: 1,922.570 km² non-aquatic land: 1,829.570 km² watery land: 93,000 km² Oceans: 3,257.483 km² Country boundary line: SQZ total: 2.830 km: Malaysia 1.782 km, Papua New Guinea, 820 km or Leste 228 km Neighboring countries that do not border land: India in northwestern Aceh, Australia, Singapore, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Thailand, Burma, Palau Coastline: 54,716 km Marine claims: measured from the base line of islands claimed special economic zone: 200 nautical miles which is the region of the country: 12 nautical miles Weather: tropical; hot, damp; slightly cooler in the highlands Plains: mostly coastal lowlands; larger islands have mountains inland Highest & lowest: lowest point: Indian Ocean 0 m Point Highest: Puncak Jaya 5,030 m Natural resources: kerosene, timber, natural gas, brass, tin, bauxite, copper, fertile soil, coal, gold, silver Soil uses: fertile soil: 9.9% permanent crops: 7.2% other: 82.9% (perk. 1998) Irrigated area: 48,150 km² (perk. 1998) nature: floods, long droughts, tsunamis, earthquakes, volcanoes, forest fires, mud mountains, landslides.


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Environment - current issues: wildlogging/forest logging; water pollution from industrial and mining waste; air pollution in urban areas (Jakarta is the 3rd dirtiest air city in the world); smoke and haze from forest fires; permanent forest fires extinguished; encroachment of natural sanctuary/wildlife sanctuaries; illegal poaching, trafficking and extermination of protected wild animals; destruction of coral reefs; disposal of B3/radioactive garbage from developed countries; garbage disposal without separation/processing; wild mud bursts in Sidoarjo, East Java.


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Sultanate of Paser

The Sultanate of Paser (formerly named the Kingdom of Sadurangas) was a kingdom established in 1516 [1] and led by a woman (Queen I) named Princess Di Dalam Petung.


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Sultanate of Paser

The area of power of the Sadurangas kingdom encompassed the Paser Regency which exists now, coupled with North Penajam Paser, Balikpapan and Pamukan districts. [2]


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Sultanate of Paser

According to the Dutch VOC-treaty with the Sultanate of Banjar, Paser country is one of the former dependencies (states) within the “state of Banjar Raya”. [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] In 1853 the population of Paser Sultanate 30,000 inhabitants. [8]


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History of the Kingdom of Sadurengas About the early formation of the Paser kingdom, Haji Aji Abdoel Rasyid and comrades written by M. Irfan lqbal, et.al. In his book entitled “Culture and History of the Paser Kingdom” says the formation of the Paser Kingdom in the 2nd Safar year 9 Hijriyah or 630 AD.


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When Princess Petong 22 years old was sworn or crowned queen (the first queen of Paser kingdom) which originally the kingdom of Padang Bertinti became the kingdom of Sadurengas.


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Sultanate of Paser

However, in the Paser Regency Government version, the Kingdom of Sadurangas was established in the 16th century or around 1516 [1].


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Before Princess Petong was married to Abu Mansyur Indra Jaya.


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Princess Petong is believed to adhere to the belief of animism or a belief that worships subtle spirits and gods.


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Ethereal spirits or gods are believed to help at any time needed, to summon the delicate spirits needed a house-shaped building called Panti, inside the parlors were given pastries made in the shape of statues of rice flour resembling spirits to be called.


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Princess Petong after conjuring Abu Mansyur Indra Jaya, a year later Princess Petong gave birth to the first child of a man named Aji Mas Nata Pangeran Kerja bin Abu Mansyur Indra Jaya.


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Three years later Princess Petong gave birth to another daughter, who was named Aji Putri Mitir binti Abu Mansyur Indra Jaya and six years later Princess Petong gave birth to another man named Aji Mas Pati Indra bin Abu Mansyur Indra Jaya.


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Islamization of Islamization in Paser Kingdom through several lines, among others: The line of marriages carried out by Abu Mansyur Indra Jaya with Princess Petong, from the Paser Kingdom the king of the Paser community.


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So is the marriage of Sayyid Ahmad Khairuddin who married with Aji Mitir son Princess Petong with Abu Mansyur Indra Jaya.


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The Kendilo river trade route was a major river in their time, which traders from various regions of the archipelago, including traders from Arabia.


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The interaction between the people of the Paser Kingdom and the Muslim merchants caused some of the populace to be interested in embracing Islamic agarna.


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In a folklore, Princess Petong before mating with Abu Mansyur Indra Jaya, has been married several times, but if it will be in contact with a man, otherwise run away from inflammation or die.


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This is due to bamboo saris attached to Princess Petong.


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Mate with Abu Mansyur Indra Jaya who can cure the disease [9] Paser area when the arrival of Islam, many are known from various writings, including based on the book written by Aji Aqub in 1350 Hijriyah or 1920 AD entitled “Voyage to find the king of the land Paser” Another source of A.S. Assegaf's writing under the title “History of the kingdom of Kutai and the Sultanate of Paser” without years.


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Other sources can be traced from Dutch sources, including by S.C. Knappert under the title “Tijdschrift voor ned Indie 1883" While the legend of Princess Petong was written by III Nieuwkuyk in Version R<i data-parsoid='{"dsr":[6135,6163,2,2]}'>eide opstillen ove Boneo, Velome 9 Paser's kingdom is also alluded to in J. Zwager's writing under the title “Tijdschrift voor Nederlan Indie.


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Series 4, 1866.


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The version of Hikayat Banjar The existence of the Sand kingdom is first mentioned in Kakawin Nagarakretagama written in 1365, states Sand one of the conquered areas of Gajah Mada from Majapahit. [10]


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Meanwhile, according to Salasilah Kutai, a son of Maharaja Sakti ibn Aji Batara Agung Paduka Nira became viceroy in Pasir.


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The son of the viceroy named Aji Prince Tumenggung Bayabaya was then sworn into King Kutai Kartanegara V replacing King Kutai Kertanegara IV Aji Raja Mandarsyah.


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The Sand Kingdom mentioned in Nagarakretagama and in Salasilah Kutai is the same kingdom that is still in the rule of Kutai Kartanegara Dynasty.


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The next kingdom that emerged in the Land of Paser was the Kingdom of Sadurangas which later renamed it as Balengkong Pasir Sultanate, originally established a commander-in-chief of the Kuripan-Daha Kingdom (Hindu Banjar).


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According to Hikayat Banjar (1663), since the reign of Maharaja Suryanata, the governor of Majapahit for Dipa State (= Hindu Banjar), the big man (ruler) of Sand has become his destiny.


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Sultanate of Paser

Sand in Hikayat Banjar is mentioned as one of the lands above the wind (= land in the east or north) that conquered and gave tribute to Maharaja Suryanata until the time of Maharaja Sukarama, then until the time of Sultan Suriansyah. [11]


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The ruler/great man of Paser, Haji Tunggul/Adji Tenggal [12] (Aria Manau/Kakah Ukop) became a subordinate to the Sultan of Banjar, Mustainbillah who ruled in 1595-1642.


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When the palace of the Sultanate of Banjar has been moved from Menemuan to Batang Banyu area (between 1622-1632) because earlier in 1612 Kuin Palace attacked VOC, then Marhum Panembahan (= Sultan Mustain Billah) told Kiai Lurah Cucuk to bring a boat along with a boat crew Forty people to pick up Aji Tunggul with his wife and family.


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When he arrived at the palace Banjar at that time in Batang Banyu area, Aji Ratna daughter Aji Tunggul was married to Dipati Ngganding (duke of Kotawaringin) then obtained two children, Andin Juluk and Andin Hayu. [13]


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Then Andin Juluk married Prince Dipati Anta-Kasuma the son of Sultan Mustainbillah with the consort of Queen Agung, who later served the duke of Kotawaringin to replace Dipati Ngganding.


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The couple Anta-Kasuma and Andin Juluk obtained four children: Putri Bracelet, Raden Tuan, Raden Pamadi and Raden Nating.


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While Andin Hayu married Prince Dipati Tapasena son of Sultan Mustainbillah from a Javanese concubine, then obtained Prince Aria Wiraraja and Princess Samut. [11] [14] The marriage of a princess from Aria Manau/Kakah Ukop/Aji Tunggul, named Sri Sukma Dewi who held the title [15] with Abu Mansyur Indra Jaya (leader of Islamic religious expedition from Giri) who was endowed with children, namely: [16] Adjie Patih (Raden Aria Mandalika), had a child named Adjie Anum (Raden Kakatang) Princess Adjie Meter, had a child named Imam Mustafa and Princess Ratna Berana A few years passed after the marriage Aji Ratna binti Aji Tunggul with Dipati Ngganding in the country of Banjar, a grandson of Aji Tunggul [17] namely Raden Aria Mandalika (Adjie Patih) son of Priyayi from Giri who married the daughter of Aji Tunggul (Aria Manau/Kakah Ukop) came to visit the Sultanate of Banjar when the palace had been moved from Batang Banyu to Martapura, then Raden Aria Mandalika by Sultan Mustainbillah was married with his granddaughter named Princess Limbuk/Dayang Limbuk binti Pangeran Dipati Antasari.


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With this marriage, Aji Tunggul is no longer required to deliver the tribute every year like the old days, because the tribute has been given to Princess Limbuk/Dayang Limbuk, unless only if there is a prompt from Marhum Panembahan to ask for it or take it.


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Thus, Pasir got the exemption of tribute payments, even the possibility of Raden Aria Mandalika (Adjie Patih) becoming viceroy in Pasir as a representative of the Sultanate of Banjar.


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This couple Aria Mandalika (Adjie Patih) and Princess Limbuk acquire a child named Raden Kakatang (Adjie Anum).


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A year after the birth of Raden Kakatang, Sultan Mustainbillah then mangkat. [11]


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Thus, the rulers of Pasir likely still include Sultan Banjar IV Marhum Panembahan, King Kutai Kartanegara II Aji Batara Agung Paduka Nira and nobles from Giri. 1636, Paser was again conquered for the help of the VOC as per the Treaty of 4 September 1635, between Sultan Banjar and VOC. [18] 1641, Sultan Mustain Billah sent Kiai Martasura to Makassar (Tallo-Gowa) to establish bilateral relations of the two countries during I Mangadacinna Daeng Sitaba Karaeng Pattingalloang Sultan Mahmud, King of Tallo who served a bowl for Sultan Malikussaid King Gowa 1638-1654, he borrowed Sand to Marhum Panembahan as a trading place.


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Since then Sand and the outer ring region no longer send tributes to Banjar. [19]


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The events prior to the Bungaya Agreement indicate Makassar (Tallo-Gowa) recognition of the Banjar Sultanate's power over areas along the southeast and east of the island of Borneo.


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At that time the Sultan of Makassar focused on conquering the kingdoms in the eastern region of the archipelago.


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But after the Treaty of Bungaya (1667), the Gowa Sultanate was forbidden to trade east and north of Borneo.


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In the 18th century King Bugis-Wajo, La Madukelleng charmed the areas of Kutai, Paser, Pagatan and attacked Banjarmasin but was successfully broken off.


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Earlier La Madukelleng was married to Andin Anjang/Aneng Ajeng daughter of Aji Geger bin Aji Anom Singa Maulana (Sultan Aji Muhammad Alamsyah).


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When the Sultan died, La Maddukelleng's wife was nominated to be Queen Paser, But some of the Paser people rejected the nomination and there was a rebellion in the kingdom.


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To defuse the state of La Maddukelleng together His Forces attacked and conquered Paser.


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He became King of Sand in 1726—1736.


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One of the daughters of La Maddukelleng with Andeng Ajeng named Aji Putri Agung then married Sultan Aji Muhammad Idris (Sultan Kutai XIV). 1736, came the Envoy of the Kingdom of Wajo La Dalle Arung Taa, called him back to Wajo.


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With an armed force newly purchased from the British, La Madukkeleng along with Sultan Aji Muhammad Idris and troops (Kingdom of Kutai), troops of the Kingdom of Pagatan, and some additional Johor royal troops, left for Sulawesi to join the Kingdom of Gowa, the Kingdom of Tallo, and the Kingdom Wajo, to face the Bone Kingdom and the VOC allied with Ternate, Tidore, Bacan, Butung, Bugis (Bone), Soppeng, Luwu, Turatea, Layo, Bajing, Bima.


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After La Maddukelleng, then the Paser kingdom led Sultan Sepuh Alamsyah (Sultan Paser II) 1738—1799. 1765, the VOC promised to help Sultan Banjar Tamjidullah I who was pro Dutch VOC to conquer Paser back to levy tribute.


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Paser had been under the influence of La Madukkeleng who was anti Dutch VOC [18] 1768—1799, the government of Aji Dipati who held Sultan Dipati Anom Alamsyah, he married Ratu Intan I binti Daeng Malewa, Queen of Cantung and Batulicin. [20] 1787, Paser as one of the vazal Banjarmasin who Sultan Banjar Sunan Nata Alam was handed over to VOC in Tract 13 August 1787 after Prince Nata was recognized by the VOC as Sultan of Banjarmasin and succeeded in capturing the rightful heirs of the Sultanate of Banjar Prince Amir bin Sultan Muhammadillah who had been assisted by Arung Trawe and the Bugis nobility- Paser but failed.


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Sultanate of Paser

Sunan Nata Alam ruled over land borrowed from VOC or as VOC protectorate area. [18] 1797, Sovereignty over Paser and Pulau Laut was handed back by VOC to Sultan Banjar Sunan Nata Alam.


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Sultanate of Paser

The Dutch were then replaced by the British colonials. [18] 1799—1811, the government of Aji Panji who held Sultan Sulaiman Alamsyah, he annexed the lands of Tanah Bumbu under the rule of King Gusti Besar binti Pangeran Pabu bin Daeng Malewa. occupation of the Dutch East Indies in the Contract of Approval of Karang Intan I on 1 January 1817 between Sultan Sulaiman of Banjar with the Dutch East Indies represented Resident Aernout van Boekholzt.


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This occurred after the Dutch re-entry into Borneo in place of the British. [18] 1823, Paser became an occupied area of the Dutch East Indies in the Contract of Approval of Karang Intan II on 13 September 1823 between Sultan Sulaiman of Banjar and the Dutch East Indies represented by Resident Mr. Tobias. [18] 1826, Pasir was reaffirmed to be an occupied area of the Dutch East Indies according to the Treaty of Sultan Adam al-Watsiq Billah of Banjar with the Dutch East Indies signed in the Dutch Loji in Banjarmasin on May 4, 1826. [18] 1815—1843, the reign of Sultan Mahmud Han Alamsyah, he made political contract with the Dutch East Indies. 1849, Based on Staatsblad van Nederlandisch Indië no. 40 of 1849, Paser territory was included in zuid-ooster-afdeeling according to Bêsluit van den Minister van Staat, Gouverneur-Generaal van Nederlandsch-Indie, on 27 August 1849, No. 8. [21] 1880—1897, The reign of Sultan Muhammad Ali Alamsyah, it was he who first dared to oppose the Dutch so that he was banished and raised in Banjarmasin [22] 1906-1918, the time of the Paser people's struggle against the colonial rule of the Dutch East Indies.


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Until 1959, Paser Territory was in the status of cawedanan within the territory of South Kalimantan Province.


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Ruler of the Sand Name of the RuleragelarYear of PowerUtry Inside the Petung1516-xxxxaji Mas Anom Indra bin Aji Mas Pati Indra1607—1644Aji Anom Singa Amulana bin Aji Mas Anom Indra1644—1667Aji Perdana bin Aji Anom Lion MaulanaMaterials Sulaiman1667—1680Aji Duwo bin Aji Mas Anom Lion MaulanaMaterials Adam1680—1705Aji Geger bin Aji Anom Lion MaulanaSultan Aji Muhammad Alamsyah (Sultan of Pasir I) 1703—1726La Madukellengla Madukelleng (Sultan of Sand, Arung Matoa Kingdom of Wajo, gis,) 1726—1736Aji Negara bin Sultan Aji Muhammad AlamsyahSultan Sepuh Alamsyah (Sultan Pasir II) 1738—1768Aji Dipati bin Panembahan AdamSultan Dipati Anom Alamsyah (Sultan of Pasir III) 1768—1799Aji Panji bin Ratu AgungSultan Sulaiman Alamsyah (Sultan of Pasir IV) 1799—1811Aji bin Aji Muhammad AlamsyahSultan Ibrahim Alamsyah18—1815—Aji I Karang bin Sultan Sulaiman AlamsyahSultan Mahmud Han Alamsyah1815—1843Aji Adil bin Sultan Sulaiman AlamsyahSultan Adam Alamsyah1843—1853Aji Tenggara bin Alamsyah1875—1890Sultan Muhammad Ali Alamsyah1880—1897Prince Nata bin Prince Dipati SulaimanSultan Sulaiman Alamsyah1897—1898Prince Ratu bin Sultan Adam AlamsyahSultan Raja Besar Alamsyah1898—1900Prince Mangku Jaya Sulamasultan Ibrahim Khaliluddin [23] 1900—1906 Afdeeling Pasir en de Tanah Boemboe Sultanate of Pasir held a contract with the Netherlands on 18 November 1850 under Sultan Mahmud Han. [24]


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Sultanate of Sand is one of the leenplichtige landschappen areas within Afdeeling Sand en de Land Boemboe according to Staatblaad of 1898 no. 178.


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Question: Where is Sachsen-Coburg located?

Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha

Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha is the former duchy (Herzogtum in German) in Thüringen and also the leading royal family in Europe.


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Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha

Its territory of power was melted down in 1918 (after Germany's defeat in World War I), with Coburg coming into the state of Bayern, Gotha coming into Thüringen, whereas the rest of the territory was incorporated into Sachsen.


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Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha

The duchy of this duchy was established on 12 November 1826 by Ernst I of Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha (1784-1844, formerly Ernst I of Sachsen-Coburg-Saalfeld) through an exchange of territories divided over Coburg and Gotha when he ceded the duchy of Saalfeld and Themar to Meiningen.


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Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha

Even so Gotha remains in its own territory.


Question: Where is Sachsen-Coburg located?

Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha

After the last duke (Karl Eduard of Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha) abdicated the throne in 1918, a referendum was held, after which Coburg entered the territory of Bayern and Gotha was merged with Thueringen.


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Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha

The dynasty of the first duke Ernst I of Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha came from Wangsa Wettin which was one of the branches of the duchy of Ernst that controlled Sachsen.


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Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha

His descendants, the dukes in Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha (S-C-G) ruled that duchy between 1826-1918, and brought down 4 dynasties in Europe: 1831: dynasties in Belgium 1836-1912: dynasties in Portugal 1901: Dynasties in Great Britain, inherited through Albert of Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha and Victoria I of Great Britain (from here was born the mother of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, daughter of Sibylla of Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha); in 1917 Britain changed the name of this dynasty to Windsor 1887-1946: Ruler of Bulgaria (from this was born Simeon Sakskoburggotski, former Prime Minister of Bulgaria) The second, Ernst II of Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha, had a closeness of association with the first indigenous Indonesian realist painter, Raden Saleh.


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Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Soichiro Honda (本田一郎 Honda Sō'ichirō,) is a Japanese industrialist born in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

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Honda spent his childhood helping his father in the bicycle repair business.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

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At the time of 15, with no formal education, Honda moved to Tokyo to find work.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

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He worked an apprenticeship in a workshop in 1922, and after considering his job, he remained employed there for six more years before returning to his hometown to begin his car repair effort in 1928 at the age of 22.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

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Honda loved automotive races and created a speed record in 1936.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

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He then sustained injuries in a severe accident - his bones were broken including on both of his wrists - and managed to be persuaded his wife to stop racing.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Honda then concentrated on his efforts, and in 1937 he moved to the manufacture of piston rings by establishing Tokai Seiki Heavy Industry (IBTS, Tokai Seiki Heavy Industry).


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

In 1948 he sold IBTS to Toyota for 450,000 yen (roughly equal to 1 million US dollars if measured in 2003).


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

In 1948 Honda began motorcycle production as president of Honda Corporation.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Honda turned the company into a multinational company worth billions producing the world's best-selling motorcycles.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Honda remained president of the company until he retired in 1973, then stayed on as a director and was appointed “supreme advisor” in 1983.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

After retiring Honda busied himself with work related to the Honda Foundation.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

He died in 1991 due to lever failure.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

His life and career journey Soichiro Honda was born as the first child of a blacksmith named Gihei Honda, in 1906 in a small village called Komyo (now named Tenryu), Japan.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

He did not receive adequate formal education and was not brilliant at school.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Yet it has very high spirits and ideals.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Various literature mentions that the beginning of his interest in the automotive world began at a very young age.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

In 1922 he was working on the Art Shokai workshop, not passing on his father's expertise as a blacksmith.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

His job was not directly related to the machine as he wanted but as a cleaning service worker while babysitting the workshop owner, until the workshop owner discovered a real Honda talent.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Six years later he was believed to open the workshop of Art Shokai branch in Hamamatsu. It was the workshop that opened the next way.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

At first, he felt that his workshop was the only one in the city, but soon he was faced with the fact that he was not alone.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Soon appeared new competitors but he had 2 steps to win the competition.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

First it accepts repairs rejected earlier by other workshops and second is to work as quickly as possible so customers don't take long to wait.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Yet Soichiro is not the type to be satisfied with one success.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

He wanted a lot of ideas that needed to be embodied.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

For example the idea of making alloy wheels with metal spokes in place of wooden spokes.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

His obsession was making piston rings that back then were still hard to come by.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Those days, foreign-made was rarely perfect and difficult to make.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

It was the piston ring that made himself back to school at the age of 28 after wrestling with assorted trials, the piston ring he made not quite the way he expected.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

It took three years to realize this piston ring project.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

But at the time of war the world eventually became a supplier of military industry.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

After the war was over, he came up the idea of installing engines on bicycles that were the forerunner of motorcycles later in life.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Initially he made use of ex-war machinery.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

As the artificial was sold, the public response was amazing.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

His trade was quick to sell until he encouraged him to make motorcycles.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Although the motorcycle was successful, Honda turned out to be hit with financial problems even threatened with bankrupt.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

He was indeed a great inventor and mechanic but was not good at managing finances.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

This is what then brought together with Takeo Fujisawa.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

In the eyes of his employees, Soichiro was notoriously loud, even not infrequently he “flirted” in the true sense.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Working with Soichiro means there are two options: move to another company or study with him.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

In addition to loving the world of machinery, Soichiro himself is crazy about racing.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

It was also what later became the key to his success.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

From the racecourse, he gained valuable input for his product development.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Even when he only entered the world of car making in 1962, only 2 years after, he immediately realized his dream, plunging in the Formula 1 arena.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Whereas in the mass production scene, Honda spawned a market-preferred, fuel-efficient and high-speed product, which became Honda's trade mark until now.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

When he retired in 1973, he handed over the lead to Kiyoshi Kawashima.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Soichiro died in 1991 at the age of 84 from liver disease.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

Leaving his wife, Sachi and a son as well as two daughters.


Question: Who invented the motor the first time?

Soichiro Honda

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Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Bengawan Solo (Hanacaraka:, Bengawan Sala) is the longest river in Java Island, Indonesia with two headwaters namely from the Sewu Mountains, Wonogiri and Ponorogo, further empties into Gresik area.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

“Bengawan” in Javanese means “great river”.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

In the past, the river was once named Wuluyu [1], Wulayu, and Clover (spelled Semangy in 17th-century Dutch script) [2].


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

This River Administrative Region is about 548.53Km long and flows two provinces, namely Central Java and East Java.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The district passed through includes three parts namely: Wonogiri Upstream Administrative Region, first major upstream (Mungkur Elephant Catchment Area) Karanganyar Ponorogo, second major upstream (Kali Madiun Catchment Area) Boyolali, Sragen, Klaten Central Administrative Region Sukoharjo, Solo, Ngawi, Madiun, Magetan, Blora, Cepu Administrative Region Downstream Bojonegoro, Tuban, Lamongan, and Gresik [3] [4] The Bengawan Solo River section of the present-day Bengawan Solo stream was formed approximately four million years ago.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Formerly there was a stream flowing south, thought to be from the same headwaters as the present river.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Due to the geological uplift process due to the insistence of the Indo-Australian plate that urged the mainland of Java, the flow of the river turned to the north. [5]


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Sadeng Beach in the southeastern part of Yogyakarta Special Region is known as “muara” Bengawan Solo Purba. [6]


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Upstream area This area mostly includes upstream areas of Tenggar times, upstream times Muning, upstream of Mungkur Elephant Reservoir and parts of Wonogiri district with V-shaped river cross-section.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Many activities done in this dareah are agriculture, such as rice and peanuts.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The river wall in this area averages steeply and high.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

As it is widely used for agriculture, the area around the river on this section is subject to considerable erosion and sedimentation.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Central area This area mostly covers the downstream areas of Mungkur Elephant Reservoir, parts of Wonogiri, Karanganyar, Sukoharjo, Klaten, Solo, Sragen, parts of Ngawi district and parts of Tempuran (downstream) times Madiun (Bengawan Madiun).


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

In addition the area is a densely populated area.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

By and large economic activity in the area of this part of the river is higher than the upstream and downstream sections, and is dominated by industrial activities.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

As a result, a lot of sewage enters the river and contaminates the vegetation in this area.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The most prominent community activities in the area are agriculture, water utilization as a daily necessity, animal husbandry and industry.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Downstream Area This area includes some Tempuran (downstream) Kali Madiun, parts of Ngawi, Blora, Bojonegoro, Lamongan, Tuban and ends at Ujungpangkah village, Gresik [7].


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Bengawan Solo river delta is in the Sedayu area of Gresik regency.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

In this Delta deliberately made canals by humans, precisely since the time of the Dutch East Indies.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The Bengawan Solo Delta produces sedimentation of as much as 17 million tons of silt per year.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The Pangkah Delta is the result of modification of Bengawan Solo river downstream.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

One of the goals of this modified section downstream of Bengawan Solo is to avoid siltation in the Madura strait.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The deposits are carried by the Bengawan Solo stream from terminus to downstream.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

An artificial delta that is engineered that is to the north of the city of Gresik.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The delta is named Delta Pangkah because it is in the administrative area of Ujung Pangkah Village.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Mungkur Gajah Dam Mungkur Gajah Reservoir is 5 Km south of Wonogiri regency city, Central Java Province.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The dam or reservoir was built starting in the 1970s and became operational in 1978.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Reservoir with a large area of inundation of approximately 8800 ha.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Some functions of this reservoir include: to irrigate 24 000 ha rice fields in Sukoharjo, Klaten, Karanganyar to Sragen.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

In addition it is also to supply the drinking water of Wonogiri City.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Another function is to generate electricity from the hydropower plant which was originally designed for 12.4 Mega Watts.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The 100-year-old designed reservoir is apparently subjected to very rapid siltation.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

So the age of this reservoir becomes shorter than previously thought.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

This siltation occurs as a result of very high erosion in the upper reaches of the reservoir resulting in very high sedimentation rates in the Mungkur Elephant reservoir.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Bengawan Solo Fish Some types of fish in Bengawan Solo river include: Rengkik (Hemibragus Nemurus) Jambal (Pangasius Djambalis) Jendil (Pangasius Nemurus) In addition there are still many types of fish found in Bengawan Solo.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Starting bader (tawes), areng-areng, garingan, wader, cork, indigo, until tender.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

But, of the many types of fish, only the windows are the favorite culinary menu of the people.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Jendil is a fish native to the Bengawan Solo river.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The white-green slimy fish is similar to the patin fish that live in a number of rivers in Sumatra.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The difference is that it is rather small and elongated in shape.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Residents in Bojonegoro, Tuban, and Cepu love this fish, because the fat is relatively little and the texture of the meat is soft.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

This differs from the fish of aquaculture, which is usually a lot of fat.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

In the dry season the Bengawan Solo river recedes and the saturfish are abundant.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Usually these fish live in water depths of 2-3 meters and tend to be in running water.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The anglers use bait, ranging from worms, crickets, leaf caterpillars, or mixed foods.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Fishing locations on the Bengawan Solo river, quite a lot, such as motion weir in the district Kalitidu-Trucuk, the river north of the Bojonegoro Big Market, and in the village of Sale, Kalitidu.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Normally, fishes of the type of whingers are at a depth of more than four meters.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Whereas the windowfish tend to be on the surface.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The ancient life of Bengawan Solo Watershed (Watershed) Bengawan Solo is the largest watershed and longest watershed in Java Island, located in the provinces of Central Java and East Java.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The watershed of Bengawan Solo has relatively flat topographic characteristics and is predominantly in low-lying areas resulting in meandering river flows (meander).


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Bengawan Solo river meander is one of the areas that has great potential for paleoanthropological and archaeological dwellings.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

This terrace on the left right of the river contains many remains of ancient fauna, artifacts, and bones and specimen Homo erectus.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The remains are submerged along with the deposition of its river terrace.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Based on the results of previous research of ancient human life, the area identified ancient terrace Bengawan Solo has a history of amazing discoveries.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Many fossils were found in the region along the Bengawan Solo river terrace.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Such as the discovery of the skull and bones of Homo erectus as well as the discovery of intact skeleton ancient elephants


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The areas of the discovery include Sangiran, Sambungmacan, Cemeng, Trinil, Selopuro, and Ngandong.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The discovery of skull fossils in the Sambungmacan, Trinil and Ngandong regions is one of the evidence of human civilization in the watershed region.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The dating of the findings shows that Homo erectus inhabiting this region is younger (Progressive) than Homo Erectus living in Sangiran (Arkaik and Tipu).


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The evidence shows the shift of Homo Erectus dwelling in the lower direction of Bengawan Solo river.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Since 2012 until 2014, BPSMP Sangiran in collaboration with Puslit Arkenas conducted ancient human studies along the Bengawan Solo watershed.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Based on surveys that have been conducted, from Medalem to Ngandong have identified as many as 41 ancient terraces that have the potential to contain archaeological finds especially fossils and artifacts.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

In addition to surveys, excavation activities were also conducted at the Matar site which is located opposite the Ngandong Site.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The results of the study obtained, at this site found many artifacts and fossils of fauna but not yet found human fossils.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

All results of this study will add knowledge and information about ancient humans along the downstream stream of Bengawan Solo.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Trinil Museum Trinil houses many fossils — ancient fossils such as human skulls, elephants and tools — tools used in ancient human times.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Trinil Museum is located in Pilang hamlet, Kawu village, kec.


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Bengawan Solo

Kedunggalar, Ngawi district with a distance of about 14 km from the city of Ngawi towards the west.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

When entering the Trinil Museum area visitors will be greeted with the museum archway with the background of ancient elephants.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The statue of this elephant is quite large with very long tusks.


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Bengawan Solo

The anatomy of this elephant bears a resemblance to a mammoth but without fur.


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Bengawan Solo

Behind the pendopo are houseplants and some trees.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

At the back of the park is a monument to the discovery of Pithecantropus Erectus by Eugene Dubois.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

On the monument it is inscribed “P.e. 175 cm (image of arrows), 1891/95”.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

The writing intends Pithecantropus Erectus (P.e.) to be found about 175 meters from the monument.


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Bengawan Solo

There are several buildings in Trinil Museum.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

One of them is a pendopo (gazebo) located in the center of the area and space — a primeval site room that visitors can use for rest.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

In the room of the ancient site there are two entrances, namely the front and side.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

At the front of the entrance there is an ivory ornament Stegodon that will welcome you.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

According to research, the Trinil site was one of the places of ancient human dwelling in the Middle Pleistocene epoch about 1.5 million years ago.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Arriving inside the museum, visitors can dig into further information by looking at a fossil collection of 1,200 of 130 types.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Inside the museum are exhibited replicas of ancient humans in the form of replicas of Pithecantropus Erectus found in Trinil (Ngawi) as well as fossils from Africa (Australopithecus Africanus) and Germany (Homo Neanderthalensis).


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Another collection found in the Trinil Museum is fossils of ancient human skulls laid out with an explanation of its spread in the world, then fossils of Stegodon ivory and ancient buffalo.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Bengawan Solo Expedition This book is a summary of Kompas's daily journalistic journey.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

This expedition seeks to photograph fundamentally the problems of the river from its history, how the role of humans around it, what benefits are obtained from the river, to the damage caused by human actions.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Through this expedition many aspects of life were successfully revealed, including its cultural life.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Bengawan Solo not only reaches across areas, but also across times.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

As an ancient river various events took place in it, in its valley or around its flow area.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Bengawan along approximately 527 Km this transcribes events from prehistoric times, the era of Hindu and Buddhist kingdoms, Islamic kingdoms, Diponegoro War, the era of revolution until the emergency landing of Garuda aircraft.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Hulu Bengawan Solo in the form of Muning times and Tenggar times in Jeblogan village, Karang Tengah district, Wonogiri regency, Central Java, bordering Punung sub-district, Pacitan regency, East Java.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Punung is rich in cave karts (limestone), among which were once the dwellings of the period of “hunting” and “advanced food gathering”.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Pacitan area is an important place in paleolithic technology research because there are many prehistoric devices in clear form.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Evidence of prehistoric life is also found in a number of places located more towards the downstream of Bengawan Solo, namely the areas of Sragen, Karanganyar, Blora and Ngawi.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Others this river is admired by the people around the world, especially Japan because it was inspired by the same Gesang keroncong song titled, namely Bengawan Solo.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

In addition, this place was once the scene of the crash of Garuda Indonesia Flight 421.


Question: Where is the Bengawan Solo river located?

Bengawan Solo

Reference Outside Category:Rivers in Central Java Category:Surakarta City Category:Rivers in East Java


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Darius I (550 BC — 486 BC; reigned 522 BCE -486 BC), also known as Darius the Great (Persian: داریوبزر, Daryūsh-e-Bozorg; ancient Persian: Dārayavahuš, Akadian language Dariamuš, Elam language Dariyamauiš, Aramaic Dryhwš, Hebrew language: דירידידיריירירייריריייריייייריה ות Daryawesy, Latin Darius; or also” Darius Hystaspes” where Hystaspes is his father's name), was the third “king of kings” (emperor) of the Akhemeniyah Empire.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

During his time of power, his country reached its peak of glory, covering areas up to Egypt, North India, and parts of Greece.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

His empire began to decline after his death and the appointment of his son, Xerxes I, as king. [1]


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

He gained power by killing Bardiya.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Darius was then crowned the morning afterwards.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

As the new emperor, he had to face rebellions throughout the country, but Darius managed to quell them.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

He then sent an expedition to punish Athens and Eritrea for aiding the Ionian revolt.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Darius expanded his empire by conquering Trakia and Makedon.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

He also attacked the Saka, an Iranian tribe that attacked Media and killed Koresh the Great. [2]


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Darius organized his empire by dividing it into provinces and placing satraps as rulers.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

He introduced a uniform financial system, and made Aramaic the official language of the empire.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Darius also waged development projects in Susa, Pasargadae, Persepolis, Babylonia, and Egypt.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

He made a codification of legislation for Egypt.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Darius also ordered the engraving of Behistun's inscriptions, namely autobiographies concerning him.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

The primary sources The carved and trilingual inscribed Monument on Mount Behistun describes the life of Darius from the time of his appointment to his death.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Such carvings or reliefs are written in Elam, Ancient Persian, and Babylonian languages.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

This inscription first introduces the ancestors and lineages of Darius.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

To clarify his ancestors, engraved the events that occurred after the death of Koresh the Great. [3] [4] Darius mentions several times that he was the rightful emperor with the grace of Ahura Mazda, the main deity of the Zoroastrian religion.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

In addition to these reliefs, several texts and monuments from Persepolis have been found, which include partially Ancient Persian inscriptions from Gherla, Romania (Harmatta), and letters from Darius to Gadates, written in Greek texts from the Roman period. [2]


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Herodotus, the Greek historian and author of Historia, chronicled the life of the Persian caesar-emperor and the Greco-Persian wars.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

He recorded various information about Darius, which began from the abdication of Gaumata who was accused of being an usurper for the throne, and continued until the end of Darius' reign. [2]


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

The Book of Ezra in the Hebrew Bible and the Old Testament in the Christian Bible, especially chapter 6 verse 1, writes the king's instructions on the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem, which was destroyed by the Babylon army in 586 BC.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

The building was so and inaugurated in the 6th year of the reign of Darius (March 515 BC), which is also recorded in the Book of Ezra chapter 6 verse 15, and thus the prophet Jeremiah's prophecy of 70 years was fulfilled perfectly.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Besides between the times of Koresh and Darius, the exchange of letters with kings Ahasyweros and Artahsasta is also written in chapter 4 verse 7.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

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King Artahsasta was the grandson of king Darius I; in the days of his reign, Ezra and Nehemiah went to Jerusalem.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

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Generous financing for the temple from Darius resulted in support of him and his successors from Jewish priests. [5] [6] The existence of a king Darius in the Book of Daniel, identified as “Darius of the Media”.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

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He began ruling at the age of 62 (Daniel chapter 6 verse 1), raised 120 satraps to rule all provinces or districts (chapter 6 verse 2), and was made king over all Chaldeans (chapter 9, verse 1), as well as preceding Koresh (chapter 11, verse 1).


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

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Therefore, many experts identify him with Cyaxares II instead of Darius I of Persia. [7]


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

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Life of Birth and youth Darius was born as the eldest child of the couple Hystaspes and Rhodugune in 550 BC.


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Hystaspes is the figurehead of Persis.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

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Behistun's inscription states that Darius' father was satrap of Bactria in 522 BC.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

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According to Herodotus, Hystaspes served as satrap of Persis, although many historians state this was a mistake.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

In addition, according to Herodotus (III.139), Darius, before acquiring power, became a remodel (doryphoros) in warfare against Egypt (528—525 BC). [8]


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Coming to power There are two different stories about the beginning of Darius' rule.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Inscriptions of Behistun and Herodotus give a similar tale, but historians state Darius' ruling may have been unofficial.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

It is possible that 'Gaumata' was indeed Bardiya, and under the protection of the revolution, Darius killed the successor to the throne and seized power.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

The fact that Darius' father and grandfather were alive indicates that he was not the successor to the throne. [9]


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Darius version According to Behistun's inscription, Kambisus II killed Bardiya, his own brother, but this murder was unknown to the Iranians.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

The usurper for the throne called Gaumata came and deceived the people, declaring that he was Bardiya. [10]


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

The Iranians then rebelled against Cambyses, and on 11 March 522 BC, resistance to Cambyses broke out.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

On 1 July, the Iranians voted to be led by Gaumata, as “Bardiya”.


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No member of the Akhameniyad family came forward against the Gaumata for their safety.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Darius pleaded for help, and in September 522 BC, he along with Otanes, Intraphrenes, Gobryas, Hydarnes, Megabyxus and Aspathines killed Gaumata in the fort of Sikayauvati.


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Darius was then declared emperor. [10]


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

Greek historians According to the accounts of Greek historians, Cambyses II had ceded the kingdom to Patizeithes when he went to Egypt.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

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Cambyses II then sent Prexaspes to kill Bardiya.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

Darius I of Persia

After his assassination, Patizeithes locates his brother Gaumata (a Magi similar to Bardiya) and declares him emperor.


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Darius I of Persia

Otanes learns that Gaumata is an impostor.


Question: where was Cyaxares II born?

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Together with six other Iranian noble families (including Darius), they plan to take down the fake Bardiya.