Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Previously, Ngada peoples lived in groups in “ulu eko”, “nua” and “woe” which were autonomous and there were no higher structures above them.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

For the sake of the effectiveness of colonization, a new structure was formed on it, the “Zelfbesturende Landschap” or “Landschap Bestuur” led by a “Zelfbestuurder” or king appointed by the Dutch from among the most influential local community leaders.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

In 1912, throughout Flores there were 27 Landschap Bestuur and in Ngada region there were 6 Landschap Bestuur namely Landschap Bestuur Ngada under Djawatay, Nage under Roga Ngole, Keo under Moewa Tunga, Riung under Petor Sila alias Poewa Mimak, Tadho under Nagoti, and Toring in under Djogo.


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Bajawa (city)

On April 1, 1915, according to Indisch Staatsblad Number 743, Afdeling Flores was formed led by a Resident Assistant based in Ende, in charge of 7 Onder Afdeling, including Onder Afdeling Ngada.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Onder Afdeling Ngada with its capital Bajawa consists of 4 Landschap Bestuur namely Ngada led Djawatay, Nage led Roga Ngole, Keo led Moewa Tunga and Riung led Petor Sila.


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Bajawa (city)

While Tadho and Toring who previously stood alone, joined Riung.


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Bajawa (city)

Since in 1916-1917 there was a Watuapi war led by Nipado, the appointment became Bestuurder (king) through the signing of Korte Verklaring (short treaty) as a statement of conqueration to the new Dutch kingdom could be made on 28 November 1917.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Prior to the signing of the Korte Verklaring, the Bestuurder (king) was appointed by Government Decree (Government Besluit).


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Bajawa (city)

In 1931/1932 the Dutch colonial government structure in Ngada area was Onder Afdeling Ngada centered in Bajawa headed by Controleur (a Dutchman), covering 3 Landschap Bestuur namely Ngada with the capital Bajawa, Nagekeo in Boawae and Riung in Riung.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Landschap Bestuur Keo and parts of the indigenous community of Toto merged with Nage, becoming Landschap Bestuur Nagekeo centered in Boawae.


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Bajawa (city)

In 1938 the Dutch colonial government structure in Flores and in the Ngada region underwent refinement adapted to the Inlandsche Gemmente Ordonantie Buitengewesten (IGOB) loaded in Ind. Stb. 1938 Number 490 jo Ind. Stb. 1938 Number 681.


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Bajawa (city)

The new structure is Onder Afdeling Ngada headed by Controleur (Dutchman) includes 3 Landschap Bestuur namely Ngada, Nagekeo and Riung respectively led king.


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Bajawa (city)

Under Landschap Bestuur was Gemmente/Haminte headed by Chief Haminte/Chief Mere or Gemmente Hoofd who overran the villages headed by the village chiefs.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Actually at first the Dutch chose Aimere as the capital of Onder Afdelling Ngada because it is easy to reach by sea, while Bajawa with its cool air and altitude of 1,100 meters from sea level is prepared and indeed very suitable for resting place.


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Bajawa (city)

In Bajawa was built 3 pesanggrahan (inn) namely in the former Ngadabawa District Office, Ngada Mapolres and Banwas Ngada Office now.


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Bajawa (city)

The land where the pesanggrahan building was designated by Djawatay which when it was elevated to Bestuurder Landschap Ngada.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Bajawa was then designated as the capital of Onder Afdeling Ngada probably with the consideration that Bajawa is more in the middle to be able to reach Riung and Nagekeo areas, while Aimere is too on the western edge.


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Bajawa (city)

When formed Onder Afdeling Ngada on 1 April 1915 and Bajawa was designated as its capital city, then the pesanggrahan at the former Ngadabawa District Office was made an office, at Mapolres Ngada is now the residence of Gezaaghebber/Controleur and the Banwas Office now remains a Pesanggrahan.


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Bajawa (city)

The Controleur Office was then built of wood on the east side of the pesanggrahan (at the location of the present Revenue Office Office).


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

It is regrettable that the historic building, which was then also used as a building of the Ngada Regency Parliament has been torn down and is now replaced with the Ngada Regional Revenue Office Office building.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

While the office of Bestuurder (king) was built in Kampung Bajawa.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

When the Dutch began to physically colonize the Ngada region, they found people's lives still very simple and even primitive and often turbulent due to infighting between tribes.


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Bajawa (city)

To that end, the Netherlands seeks to establish a folk school, in addition to running the “ethical politics “of the Dutch government, also so that people can read and write, not primitive, and also to refine the behavior and behavior so as to reduce the infighting between tribes and reduce the irrational mindset (takhiul or believing in vain).


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Bajawa (city)

In 1908 Gezaaghebber Couvreur briefed the Jesuit Missionaries in Larantuka to send teachers to western Flores, including to Bajawa, but had not yet been granted.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

In 1911 Gezaaghebber Koremans and Controleur Hens anointed again the Jesuit Missionaries in Larantuka with the same intent.


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Bajawa (city)

In 1912 the Jesuit Missionaries in Larantuka through the newly formed Flores School Committee (School Vereniging Flores), sent a teacher named Johanes Patipeilohy and in the same year opened the first folk school for Onder Afdeling Ngada under the name of Folk School Bajawa Catholics.


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Bajawa (city)

This first school used the building which is now the PWRI Office on Jalan Gajah Mada.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

In 1915 came again from Larantuka a teacher named Markus Fernandez.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Both teachers at once became the first Catholic Lay Missionaries for Bajawa.


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Bajawa (city)

Recorded on 19 October 1915, Mgr. Petrus Noyen, SVD, in his first visit to Bajawa, bathed 28 schoolchildren into the first Catholics in Bajawa as a result of the two teachers.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

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Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Petrus Noyen, SVD stayed at the Pesanggrahan/Controleur residence.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

On 28 April 1920, Mgr. Petrus Noyen, SVD along with Pater J. de Lange, SVD and Pater J. Ettel, SVD again visited Bajawa via Aimere on board KPM.


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Bajawa (city)

On Sunday 9 May 1920 before Pentecost there was a celebration of First Communion and Krisma preceded by the bathing of 30 children.


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Bajawa (city)

Pater Ettel recorded the events thus: “From near and far all schoolchildren came with their teachers.


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Bajawa (city)

Bajawa is full of horses.


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Bajawa (city)

The ceremony took place in a resounding manner, never before had anyone witnessed such an event.


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Bajawa (city)

Hamilton's eldest son (Gezaaghebber Onder Afdeling Ngada) is among the children who receive First Communion, his father and son both receive the Sacrament of Strengthening (Krisma), a thing that gives a very deep impression.


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Bajawa (city)

In the courtyard Gezaaghebber was organized a feast banquet.


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Bajawa (city)

Also all village heads are invited.”


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Bajawa (city)

Because the development of Catholics was very rapid, then on 11 October 1921 was established the Parish of Mater Boni Consilii Bajawa, with the first Parish Father Pater Gerardus Schorlemer, SVD.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

This new parish does not have a church building, so worship is carried out in SRK Bajawa building.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

In 1922 a small church was in the wake on the site of the old MBC Patronat building.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

On June 19, 1928 MBC Bajawa Parish received an official letter from the office of Van Inland Zelfbestuur signed by King Peamole who handed over a plot of land to build a church building, pastoran and other needs for the Catholics of MBC Bajawa Parish.


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Bajawa (city)

Next in October 1928, began the construction of the church building by all the people led by Brother Francis, SVD.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The Gothic style church building was completed and inaugurated in a festive blessing ceremony by Mgr. Arnold Vestraelen, SVD on 30 May 1930.


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Bajawa (city)

While the new MBC pastorship began construction on 14 April 1937 led by Brother Coleman, SVD.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

When it was still frequent killings due to infighting between tribes.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Therefore, to house the punishers, the government built a prisoner house or prison or carpus which in the local language called it “bui” or “new dheke”.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

In the beginning, a zinc-walled makeshift house was built on the site that was then built market (now the office of the Nakertrans Office).


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Around 1918, the detention house moved to the front of the Police tangsi and was built permanent.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The building is still preserved until now.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

To maintain the security of the region, in Bajawa were placed a number of soldiers.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Therefore, it was built by Dutch army tangsi which later around 1939 turned into Police Tangsi until now.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

While Mapolres that exist now is a former pesanggrahan which later became the residence of Gezaaghebber.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

A hospital was built in the form of a wooden building.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The building was then once the Ngada County Lighting Department Office and has now been torn down and built a service house.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The location of the hospital then moved to the east at the place of Bappeda Ngada Office on Jalan Gajah Mada now.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The trading area is located on the west side of the city.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

In the former detention house emergency building was built Bajawa market, which when the market moved to the new location now, the old market building after renovation, used successively as the office of the Department P and K, Department Office of P and K and last occupied by the Department Nakertrans.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The complex of shops is on along present-day Peamole Street.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

For the needs of employees, the Dutch government built a number of employee houses which are now located on Jalan Imam Bonjol, Jalan Gajah Mada, and the road behind the Office of the Plantation Office towards the present Bajawa market.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

While the Controleur residential house built around 1928-1930, almost at the same time as the construction of the MBC Bajawa Parish Church building, now houses the office of Ngada Regent.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

To meet the needs of drinking water, water is taken from the source of Waereke spring water and also built a shelter that is now still standing in front of TKK Bhayangkari Bajawa.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

To meet the need for a cemetery, around 1930, a Catholic cemetery was opened in its present location.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The development of the city of Bajawa moving towards the north and east, resulted in “Nua Limazua” which had previously been the center of the settlement being located on the edge of the city.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

In addition, the frequent occurrence of fires that scorch almost all traditional houses, especially in the villages of Bhajawa, Bokua and Boseka, causing them to start moving to new locations following the direction of the development of the city of Bajawa.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Around the 30s the villages of Bokua and Boseka moved to the east at the location around the present Tanalodu Village Office and thereafter moved again to the south of the Pipipodo foothills, at the location of Bokua and Boseka villages now.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The village of Bongiso moved towards the north joining Wakomenge which descended from the top of Wolowakomenge hill to where it is today.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Kampung Pigasina moved eastward side by side with the present village of Boripo.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

While some of the residents of village Bajawa moved to the east form Bajawa B village, located around the present Tanalodu Village Office and Bajawa C village, located in the area of the present Bajawa Prisoner House.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

In the governance structure at that time, the Bajawa city area was included in the Haminte Ngadabawa area with the first haminte chief or mere chief Waghe Mawo who was later replaced by Nono Ene.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Haminte Ngadabawa area includes Bajawa city area and surrounding villages namely Bhajawa, Bokua, Boseka, Bongiso, Boripo, Pigasina, Wakomenge, Wolowio, Beiposo, Likowali, Warusoba, Watujaji, Bowejo, Bosiko, Bejo, Bobou, Fui, Seso and Boba.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

After independence, Nono Ene was succeeded by Thomas Siu as Chief of Mere Ngadabawa by direct election.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Ahead of the formation of the Ngada Level II Region, Thomas Siu was replaced by Paulus Maku Djawa.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

From the Independence of Indonesia Until the Formation of Ngada Regency (1945-1958) Until independence in 1945, the Bajawa city area consisted only of church and pastoran complex of MBC Parish, field, Controleur house, Pesanggrahan, Controleur office, Bajawa People's School, old hospital, Old market, old shopping complex, prison house, Police Tangsi and a number of employee service houses.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Residents are located outside the city area in the villages as described above.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The development of the Bajawa city area after independence in 1945 until 1950 proceeded very slowly.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The state of Indonesia which was in the war of independence was very influential on the growth of the city of Bajawa.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

There is almost no progression.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

After in 1950 Indonesia again became a unitary state and the atmosphere of war ended, the city of Bajawa began to grow slightly.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

On 5 December 1953, the Sisters of Karmel Tak Berkasut opened a convent in Bajawa.


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Bajawa (city)

They directly occupy the entrance of Bajawa city.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The presence of the Sisters of Karmel Undressed with Klausura Agung in Bajawa, with their prayer and encouragement, brings a distinctive feel to the city of Bajawa and the development of the Catholic Church in Bajawa and its surroundings.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

In 1954, SRK Bajawa II (now SDK Kisanata) was established.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Simultaneously, SRK Bajawa I (now SDK Tanalodu) built in 1912 moved its location to its present place.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The two schools eventually stood side by side, SRK Bajawa I for boys and SRK Bajawa II for girls.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

In January 1955, the Vedapura Foundation which was established in Ende opened a Vedapura Branch Office in Bajawa.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The foundation handles Catholic schooling for the entire Ngada, Nagekeo and Riung regions, and occupies its offices until now on Jalan Sugiopranoto Bajawa.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

In addition to the Vedapura Foundation, also established Sanjaya Foundation which established SMPK Sanjaya Bajawa on August 1, 1955, as the first junior high school for Bajawa city and occupies its location at SMPN I Bajawa now.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

On March 4, 1957, the FMM Sisters began their work in education, health and other social works in Bajawa.


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Bajawa (city)

They built the monastery outside the northern city area, on the site they occupy now on Jalan Yos Sudarso.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

The area of downtown Bajawa experienced little development with the presence of Karmel monastery, SMPK Sanjaya, Susteran FMM and SRK Bajawa II.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

When it was designated as the capital of Ngada Level II Region, the central area of Bajawa was north with FMM monastery, south with Karmel monastery, east with Sanjaya Junior High School and Catholic cemetery, west with Kali Waewoki, which we now know as “down town” or old town.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Regarding the election of Bajawa city to be the capital of Ngada Level II Region, H. Nainawa said that in the beginning Bajawa competed closely with Boawae as a candidate for the capital of the Ngada Level II Region to be formed.


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Bajawa (city)

In a meeting at the beginning of 1958 at the present Regent's office house led by Don J. D. da Silva who was then an official of the Lesser Sunda Province, Frans Dapangole and Emanuel Lena as envoys from Swapraja Nagekeo proposed Boawae as the capital because it was more located in the middle.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

While the envoys from Swapraja Ngada, A. J. Siwemole and H. Nainawa and Jan Jos Botha as Chairman of the Ngada Catholic Party proposed Bajawa as the capital city with historical considerations namely that Bajawa once became the capital of Onder Afdeling Ngada and already available houses and offices- Onder Afdeling Ngada heritage office.


Question: What is the area of Bajawa?

Bajawa (city)

Bajawa was then designated as the capital of Ngada Level II Region with Law No. 69 Year 1958 on the Establishment of Level II Regions in the Level I Region of Bali, West Nusa Tenggara and East Nusa Tenggara, dated July 12, 1958, and its inauguration was held on dated December 20, 1958.


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Bajawa (city)

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Malaysia Airlines

Malaysia Airlines (MYX:) (Malay: Flight Malaysia) is the national airline of Malaysia serving various domestic and international routes from its operations hub at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA).


Question: Who founded Malaysia Airlines?

Malaysia Airlines

History See also: Malaysia-Singapore Airlines Decade 1960s-1970s: Problems of Developments & Separation After Singapore seceded from the Federation of Malaysia in 1965.


Question: Who founded Malaysia Airlines?

Malaysia Airlines

In just six years, Malaysia-Singapore Airlines was formed before the two countries were completely separated, the airline became the place of debate between the two countries after the small country split which caused MSA to be separated, because Malaysia wanted to focus the route developed in a domestic direction, while Singapore focused on International routes.


Question: Who founded Malaysia Airlines?

Malaysia Airlines

Finally, in the Year 1972 the two interested governments, formally separated the management operations.


Question: Who founded Malaysia Airlines?

Malaysia Airlines

Malaysia Airline System, Malaysian Government Airline only gets its fleet of Fokker F27 Aircraft, domestic and international routes originating from that Country, MAS commenced operations on 1 October 1972.


Question: Who founded Malaysia Airlines?

Malaysia Airlines

MAS's first wide-body aircraft was the DC-10 in 1976 and MAS's first Boeing 747 came in 1982.


Question: Who founded Malaysia Airlines?

Malaysia Airlines

Use of the name Malaysia Airlines began in 1987.


Question: Who founded Malaysia Airlines?

Malaysia Airlines

Decade 1990s-2000s: Malaysia Airlines broke the World's Farthest Journey record from Seattle-Kuala Lumpur with a Boeing 777-200 ER aircraft with a distance of 20,044km in 21 Hours 23 Minutes, on 2 April 1997.


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Malaysia Airlines

Then 42 Hours after takeoff from Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200 ER arrived at Boeing Field, Seattle, Washington, USA making it the Boeing 777 considered the Farthest, Safest, And Wide Bodied Passenger Aircraft of the World.


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Malaysia Airlines

Cooperation of Alliance, Code sharing and Destinations Malaysia Airlines also conducts code sharing to various destinations with the following airlines: Air Mauritius American Airlines* Bangkok Airways Cathay Pacific Airways* China Southern Airlines (SkyTeam) Dragon Air* Egypt Air (Star Alliance) Etihad Airways Finnair* Firefly Garuda Indonesia (SkyTeam) Gulf Air Japan Airlines* Jet Airways KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (SkyTeam) Korean Air (SkyTeam) Myanmar Airways International Oman Air Philippine Airlines Qatar Airways* Royal Brunei Airlines Royal Jordanian Airlines* Silk Air Singapore Airlines (Star Alliance) SriLankan Airlines* Thai Airways (Star Alliance) Turkish Airlines (Star Alliance) Uzbekistan Airways Xiamen Air (Skyteam) Fleet Former fleet Throughout its operation, Malaysia Airlines has operated several types of aircraft, including: Airbus Airbus A300B4-600 Airbus A330-200 Boeing 737-200 Boeing 737-400 Boeing 747-200 Boeing 747-300 Boeing 747-400 Douglas Douglas DC-3 Douglas DC-10-30 Incident December 4, 1977 - Malaysia Airlines Flight 653 crashes in Kampung Ladang, Tanjong Kupang, Johor, Malaysia after being hijacked by the group Communist terrorist, Japanese Red Army.


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Malaysia Airlines

All 93 passengers and 7 crew members were killed in the crash. September 15, 1995 - Malaysia Airlines Flight 2133 crashed in when it landed at Tawau Airport due to heavy winds.


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Killed 32 passengers and 2 crew onboard. March 8, 2014 - Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 aboard a Boeing 777-200 from Kuala Lumpur International Airport to Beijing.


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The flight was declared crashed after it lost contact with Kuala Lumpur Air Traffic Control.


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The incident was estimated at 02.40 in the Vietnam Sea, and remains unaccounted for until now. 17 July 2014 - Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 which took off from Schiphol International Airport, Amsterdam, Netherlands was shot down shot by a Buk missile by Ukrainian rebels near the village of Grabovo, Shakhtersk, eastern Ukraine, near the Russian border, killed 298 passengers and crew of an aircraft.


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Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

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Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

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The Messenger in the Islamic teachings of the Messenger (Arabic: رسول Rasūl; Plural رسل Rusul) is a person who gets revelation from Allah with a shari'at and he is instructed to convey it and introduce it.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

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Every apostle must have been a prophet, but not every prophet was an apostle, thus, the number of prophets was far more than the number of apostles.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

According to Islamic Shari'a the number of apostles there are 312, [1] corresponding to the hadith already mentioned by Muhammad, narrated by At-Turmudzi.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

According to the Qur'an Allah has sent many prophets to mankind.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

An apostle has a higher level for being the leader of the ummat, while the prophet does not have to be the leader.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Among the apostles who have the epithet Ulul Azmi are Noah, Ibrahim, Moses, Isa and Muhammad. [2]


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

They are said to have the highest level among the apostles.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

The most messenger sent by God is to the Children of Israel, starting from Moses, ending in Jesus, and among them there are a thousand prophets.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Apostles in the Qur'an and hadith of the Quran and hadith mentioned several names of prophets as well as apostles, among them: Shaith was sent to lead the posterity of Adam and the children of Qabil. [3]


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Idris was sent for the sons of Qabil [4] in Babul, Iraq and Memphis and the sons of Syits at Abu Qubays to Egypt.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Noah was sent for the children of Rasib in the South of Iraq.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Hud was sent for ʿĀd who lived in Al-Ahqaf, Yemen.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Shaleh was sent for the Tsamūd people of the Arabian Peninsula.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Ibrahim was sent for the Kaldeā people in Kaldaniyyun Ur, Iraq.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Luth was sent for the land of Sadūm and Amūrah in Sham, Palestine.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Isma'il was sent for the inhabitants of Al-Amaliq, the sons of Jurhum and the qabilah of Yemen, Mecca.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Ishaq was sent for Kanʻān in the Al-Khalil region of Palestine.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Yaqub was sent for Kanʻān in Sham.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Joseph was sent for the Hyksos and Kanʻān in Egypt.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Ayyub was sent for the children of Israel and the people of Amoria (Aramin) in Horan, Syria.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Shu'aib was sent for the people of Rass, Madyan and Aykah.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Moses and Aaron were sent for the people of Ancient Egypt and the Children of Israel in Egypt.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Zulkifli was sent for the nation of Amoria in Damascus.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Jonah was sent for the Assyrians in Ninawa, Iraq.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Ilyas was sent for Funisia and the children of Israel, at Ba'labak Sham.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Ilyasa was sent for the children of Israel and the people of Amoria in Panyas, Sham.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

David was sent for the children of Israel in Palestine.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Solomon was sent for the children of Israel in Palestine.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Zakaria was sent for the children of Israel in Palestine.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Yahya was sent for the children of Israel in Palestine.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Isa was sent for the children of Israel in Palestine.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Muhammad was the last prophet and apostle sent in the Arabic Peninsula for all mankind and jinn. [5] [6] There are some disagreements about whom the prophet and apostle was first sent to a people.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Some argue with the evidence of the Qur'an and hadith that the first prophet and apostle was Noah, [7] [8] [9] while other opinions say the first prophet and apostle was Syits. [3]


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Adam sent before was only a prophet, and had no obligation to disseminate the treatises they believed in.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Whereas Khaḍr was a prophet considered mysterious, it is not further known for what people he was sent.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Differences of prophets and apostles Here are the differences of prophets and apostles: [10] The apostolic level is higher than the prophetic level. [11]


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

The Messenger was sent to the disbelievers, while the prophet was sent to a people who believed. [12]


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Shari'at of the apostles differs from one another, or in other words that the apostles were sent by bringing new Shari'ahs. [13]


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

The first prophet was Adam and the first apostle was Noah. [8]


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

All the messengers sent, God saved from the attempted murder waged by his people.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

As for the prophet, there were among those who were successfully killed by his people. [14]


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

The criteria of prophets and apostles It is said that prophets and apostles have several criteria that must be fulfilled, among them are: Chosen and appointed by God.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Got a mandate (revelation) from God.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

Intelligent.


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

From the people of the children of Adam (man).


Question: what is the number of Prophets in Islam?

apostle

The Prophet and Apostle was a man. [15] [16] Apostles in Christian teachings Reference See also Prophet Prophet Islam Category:Religion


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Artillery is generally a designation for gaps (weaponry), knowledge of gaps, troops and its own weaponry in the form of long-range heavy weapons.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

At first, the term artillery (French: artillerie) was used to refer to any heavy equipment that fired projectiles on the battlefield.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

This term is also used to describe soldiers whose job is to perform these tools.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

With the invention of flying vehicles in the early 20th century, artillery began to be used also to call anti-air ground guns.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Artillery was the deadliest and most effective landform of land armament, in the Napoleonic Wars, World War I and World War II.Most of the deaths were caused by artillery battles.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

In 1944, Joseph Stalin said in a speech that artillery was the “God of War”. [1]


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

The most famous artillery officers in history were probably Napoleon.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Origin Name The term first appeared in medieval times, from Old French atellier meaning “set”, and attillement meaning “equipment”.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

From the 13th century an artillier was a maker of any weapon of war, and 250 years later, the word “artillery” encompasses a wide variety of weapons of war.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

History The mechanical systems used to throw ammunition in ancient warfare, also known as “war machines”, such as the slingshot, onager, trebuchet, and bow, are also referred to by military historians as artillery.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

In the Middle Ages Artillery with gunpowder propellant was used firstlyon January 28, 1132 when General Han Shizhong of the Song Dynasty used Escalade and Huochong to capture a city in Fujian.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Later, crude weapons spread to the Middle East and reached Europe in the 13th century, in a very limited way.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

In Asia, the Mongols adopted Chinese artillery and were used effectively in major conquests.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

In the late 14th century, Chinese rebels used artillery and organized cavalry to push the Mongols out of China. [2]


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

The army of Mehmed II, which conquered Constantinople in 1453, included good artillery and armed warriors with gunpowder guns.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

The Ottoman dynasty conducted sieges of sixty-nine artillery guns in fifteen separate places and trained them on the city walls.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

The barrage of Ottoman cannon fire lasted forty days, and they are estimated to have fired up to 19,320 times.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

The fall of Constantinople was probably the first event of great importance whose outcome was determined by the use of artillery when Mehmed II's massive bronze cannon, destroyed the walls of the city, then ended the Byzantine Empire. [3]


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Artillery is thought to have entered the Archipelago at the time of the invasion of the Mongol Yuan kingdom of 1293.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

At that time the Mongol army carried cannons which were later imitated by the Majapahit people into cetbang.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

These guns were cannons charged from aft (breech-loaded) and had a length of between 1—3 metres.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

This cetbang was used by Majapahit in conquering other kingdoms in the archipelago.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

After the collapse of Majapahit in 1527, these cetban-like rear charging cannons began to fade, replaced by front charging cannons (muzzle loaders) named Lela and Rentaka.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Lela cannons are typically smaller in size than 16th-century European cannons, but have interesting motifs.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

While the rentaka is a rotary cannon, its size is smaller still than the lela.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Because it was easy to rotate, this rentaka became an effective antidote to pirates who usually used small ships.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Cetbang Majapahit from the 1300s. The Lanun also used a lace on his boat.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Lela Malay muzzled dragoons Type Artillery Artillery Cannon is basically divided into 3, viz.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Gun, is artillery that has a long barrel, the fastest bullet velocity, and has a trajectory of bullets that tend to be straight.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Now for field artillery shows, this type of artillery is rarely used because it is heavy and too large and long to carry.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

A howitzer, is an artillery that has a relatively short barrel, a moderate bullet velocity, and a trajectory that is more curved design.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

In a word, the howitzer is a mixture of Gun with Mortar.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Being a favorite because with a shorter barrel and a weight equivalent to the Gun, the howitzer wears a much larger and more lethal caliber.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Mortar, is the artillery that has the shortest barrel (L/14 down), slow bullet speed, and highly parabolic trajectory Artillery is also divided into several types namely: Mountain Artillery (Mountain Artillery), that is artillery that can be carried in difficult terrain.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Artillery Unloading (Pack Artillery) also has the same definition.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

However, not all Artillery Unloading is Self-propelled Artillery Mountain Artillery (Self-propelled Artillery), is a type of artillery mounted on a vehicle and moves independently both rubber wheeled and wearing chain wheels.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

An example is CAESAR.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Artillery Tarik (Towed Artillery), in contrast to Self-motion Artillery, Atileri Tarik cannot move alone and must be towed by trucks.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Anti-tank Artillery (Anti-tank Artillery), is artillery whose purpose is specifically to destroy tanks.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Usually worn Gun type.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Air Defence Artillery (Anti Aircraft Artillery), commonly called AA or Arnahud.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Is artillery used to attack airborne targets.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

The Rail Artillery (Railway Artillery), almost the same as the Tug Artillery, only these were put on the railway tracks and pulled by Locomotives.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Marine Artillery (Naval Artillery), is artillery mounted on a warship and used to attack other ships or the aid of ground forces.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Rocket Artillery (Rocket Artillery), that is, a type of artillery that uses rockets as a tool.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Unlike the cannon-based artillery which has good accuracy.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Rocket Artillery has only saturation function.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Field Artillery System Because field artillery uses indirect fire, its weapons must be part of a system that allows them to attack invisible targets.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

The main functions in field artillery systems are: Command Communication: Authority to allocate resources; Targeting: Detect, identify and infer the location of the target; Control: Authority to determine the target and hand out units to attack it; Data calculation Shooting: To deliver gunfire from unit to target; Gunner units: Weapons, launchers or mortars grouped together; Specialist services: generating data to produce data in order to shoot accurately; Logistics services: To provide war supplies, particularly ammunition, and equipment support.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Organizationally and spatially, the function can be organized in various ways.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Since the creation of indirect shooter weapons, each soldier does it differently at different times and in different places.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Technology is often a factor, as are military-social issues.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

Cost is also a problem because artillery is expensive because the large amount of ammunition used is indeed expensive.


Question: What is artillery?

Artillery

List of countries in order of artillery count: [4] Russia — 26,121 [5] North Korea— 17,900+ [6] China — 17,700+ [7] India — 11,258+ [8] South Korea — 10,774+ [9] US — 8,137 [10] Turkey — 7,450+ [11] Israel — 5,432 [12] Egypt — 4,480 [13] Pakistan — 9,29+ [14] See also Cannon Weapons Reference


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Butch Hartman or Elmer Earl Hartman IV () is the creator of Nickelodeon's U.S. animated series The Fairly OddParents, Danny Phantom and T.U.F.F. Puppy and Sony Pictures Animation's upcoming film, AIDS Attack where starring Sacha Baron Cohen as Freddie Mercury.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Childhood Butch Hartman was born in Highland Park, Michigan to the couple Elmer Earl Hartman III and Carol Davis.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

He was given the pseudonym “Butch” when he was a child and still uses the name professionally as an adult.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Butch spent his childhood days in Roseville, Michigan and his teenage years in New Baltimore, Michigan.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

He received a diploma from Anchor Bay High School located in New Baltimore in 1983.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

He has always attended the California Arts Association in Valencia, California.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Early Career Hartman entered the cartoon field in 1986, My Little Pony was among the work he first followed with It's Punky Brewster.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

In 1990, he entered DiC Entertainment, where he worked with the cartoons Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, Captain N: The Game Master and Gadget Boy.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Later, she became a scriptwriter, directing and storyboard artist for several Cartoon Network designs, such as Dexter's Laboratory, Cow and Chicken, and Johnny Bravo.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

The Fairly OddParents and Danny Phantom The greatest glory he came in 1997 when he created The Fairly OddParents (for which he made character voices too).


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

It was actually a few short cartoons to the draft anthology Oh Yeah!


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Cartoons.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Nickelodeon picked it up as a full series.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

The Fairly OddParents became popular in second place after SpongeBob SquarePants.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Caused by the 'OddParents' series, Butch created another cartoon for Nickelodeon, namely Danny Phantom in 2004.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Both drafts would have stopped spending in sometime between 2006 and 2007.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

However, many enthusiasts of The Fairly OddParents and Danny Phantom have crafted lively seduction letters to save both designs.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Doogal He has also been the executive publisher and writer for the draft of Doogal, the Franco-British film The Magic Roundabout, which has been voted by the Guild! —? —> Weinstein officiating in the United States.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

It premiered on February 24, 2006.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

After all, Doogal got a gross profit of 7 million dollars and got 7% for Rotten Tomatoes.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Future and Others Butch is undergoing two projects for Nickelodeon, namely a “live action” series and a cartoon.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Other work included voicing several characters on Family Guy cartoons and playing the character Sean Masters on the short-lived series Generations in 1991.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

Now he's settled in Bell Canyon, California with his wife, Julieann and two children, Carly and Sophia.


Question: Who is Mr. Crocker's paternal character in the Nickelodeon cartoon series?

Butch Hartman

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Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Buru Island is one of the major islands in the Maluku Islands.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

With an area of 8,473.2km², and a coastline length of 427.2km, Buru Island ranks third after Halmahera Island in North Maluku and and Seram Island in Central Maluku.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

In general, Buru Island is in the form of hills and mountains.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Its highest peak reaches 2,736 m.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

It was famous as an island of exile for political prisoners during the days of President Soeharto's New Order government.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Demographics According to BPS data in 1997, the population of Buru Island is 105,222 inhabitants.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

At that time Buru consisted of 3 sub-districts, namely Buru Utara Barat with sub-district capital at Air Buaya, East North Buru with district capital at Namlea and South Buru with sub-district capital at Leksula.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

At that time also the three districts in Buru Island are still within the area of Central Maluku Regency which has the capital city in Masohi, Seram.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

The composition of the population by religion as of 1997:48% Islamic, 41% Christian, and 11% miscellaneous.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

There are several ethnic groups that settle in Buru: indigenous ethnicities, namely Buru (both on the coast and inland); and ethnic arrivals, namely Ambon, Southeast Maluku (especially Kei), Ambalau, Kep.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Sula (especially Sanana), Buton, Bugis, and Javanese (especially in transmigratory residential areas).


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

There is unknown data regarding the composition of the population by ethnicity.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

There are several plains areas on Buru Island.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

The widest plain is the Waeapo River valley in the South North Buru Subdistrict with the capital Mako.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

This Waeapo plain in the early '70s became one of the places of settlement for the Tapol/Napol case G30S.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

And then in the early '80s began to be opened for transmigratory settlement units and until now became rice granaries for Buru Island.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Aside from Waeapo, Buru is minimal with plains.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

The other plains are generally narrow, can be found almost along the western northern coastline and almost along the eastern southern coastline.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Therefore, with the exception of the Waeapo area, densely populated residential areas are more numerous in coastal areas.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Since February 2003, Buru Regency was bloomed from 5 sub-districts to 10 districts.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Thus the number of villages also underwent additions, from 81 Villages to 94 villages.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Meanwhile, the number of hamlets there are 125 hamlets.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Table of Old and New District February 2003 Like previous periods, this expansion in practice does cause pros and cons, especially the issue of inclusion of a village/hamlet area into another village/sub-district area.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

For example, Hamlet Metar, which in the previous period was included in the area of Grandeng Village, South Buru District, unilaterally refused to enter into the area of Lele Village District Waeapo.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Rejection is not done publicly, but it concerns administrative affairs, Hamlet Head still prefer to deal with Grandeng Village.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

However, this expansion is a middle way regarding the issue that previously also arose regarding the inclusion of an area into a certain sub-district.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

For example, in about 2001—2002, there were pros and cons regarding the inclusion of Namrole area into the area of Buru South East [sub-district capital: Wamsisi].


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

There are temporary hamlets or villages that want to enter into South Buru Subdistrict [sub-district capital: Leksula], but also some want to enter into East South Buru District.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Therefore, the expansion in February 2003 by making Namrole a separate sub-district, is a middle way that can be taken.


Question: Where is Buru Island?

Buru Island

Buru Buru Buru People Gallery Category:Buru Regency


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

Valentino Rossi () was a racing driver in the world motorcycle grandprix championship after the Michael Doohan era, with world title titles in four different classes he achieved within seven years of career.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

He is one of the most successful drivers of all time, with 7 world titles in the top class (500cc/MotoGP) and two titles in the 250cc and 125cc classes.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

According to the American sports magazine Sports Illustrated, Rossi is one of the biggest salaried sportsmen in the duunia, he was estimated to be paid $34 million in 2007.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

The son of former 250 cc GP drivers Graziano Rossi and Stefania Palma holds many records and the achievements he achieved surpass many of his seniors.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

In total the eccentric racer notched up 9 world title titles, once in the 125cc class in 1997, once in the 250cc class (1999), and seven times world champion in the 500cc/MotoGP peak class (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008 and 2009).


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

After his father, Graziano Rossi, Rossi started racing in the Grand Prix in 1996 for Aprilia among the 125 cc category and won the first World Championship the following year.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

From there, he moved into the 250cc category with Aprilia and won the 250cc World Championship in 1999.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

He won the 500cc World Championship with Honda in 2001, the MotoGP World Championship (also with Honda) in 2002 and 2003, and continued his winning streak by winning the 2004 and 2005 world championships, having left Honda to join Yamaha, before seizing regained the title in 2008 and defended it in 2009 and 2010, he then moved to Ducati in 2011 after a tension with his teammates.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

However, while at Ducati he suffered a slight setback in terms of performance on the track that forced him to return to Yamaha in 2013 until now.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

Rossi is first in the standings to win the most races in 500 cc/MotoGP history, with 86 wins, and second in the all-time wins overall standings with 112 race wins (behind Giacomo Agostini with 122).


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

Rossi, along with Jimmie Johnson (NASCAR), Michael Schumacher (F1) and Sebastien Loeb (WRC), also widely referred to people as one of the legends of automotive sports in the early 21st Century.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

Born into racing Rossi was born to be a racing driver, he grew up in an environment that was very supportive of his career.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

His father, Graziano Rossi was a great racing driver in the '70s. Automatically it's great in a lumpy atmosphere racing environment.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

When children his age are engrossed in his toys, Rossi plays with real racing motorcycles in the middle of the paddock of famous racers Luca Cadalora or Loris Reggiani.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

He's a true Interisti Entertainer When he first joined the 500cc GP with Doohan's Nastro Azzurro-Honda team, and headlined by a powerful Australian mechanic named Jerremy Burgess, the atmosphere of the paddock greatly affected Doohan's temperamental temper.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

All mechanics and team staff looked serious and tended to be stressful.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

This atmosphere made Rossi really unreasonable, he didn't think he could imagine racing without feeling fun, then when he started winning, he was determined to celebrate massively, he thought he just wanted to do something new, show the emotion of winning the race.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

From then on, the victory party became his trademark.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

Not only with friends, also thousands of supporters who packed the circuit.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

With his actions, Rossi is like a magnet that attracts people to watch the GP.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

GP lovers of course still remember his stunt of chicken-costumed fans around the circuit, the action stunned fans dressed as doctors, he also once once had a giant number one symbol as a symbol of world champion, as well as his wheelie and burnout action are countless every obtaining victory.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

He also often gave his kneepad or hat to his fans by throwing it while on the podium.


Question: what is the number of Valentino Rossi trophies?

Rossi Valentino

“Valentino is a great fighter.


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But he also knows that we're in the middle of the entertainment business.


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So he also likes to entertain,” Burgess said.


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Rossi's nickname In the course of his racing rossi, often change nicknames and do things that attract attention and entertain.


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He reasoned that everything was done starting with the intention of having fun and doing something funny.


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Rossifumi The nickname Rossi created by his friend when Rossi was racing in the 125cc class this nickname was created because Rossi was amazed by the typical Japanese racer with his long hair, Norick Abe who was then 17 years old and tenaciously fought with Michael Doohan and Kevin Scwantz in the 500cc class, because the real name of the Japanese driver was Norifumi Abe then Rossi nicknamed Rossifumi.In 2004 Rossi and Abe both defended Yamaha were in different teams but one graphic, namely the dominance of blue. Rossi was in the Gauloises Fortuna Yamaha Team while Abe was based in Fortuna Gauloises Tech 3 Yamaha Team.


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Valentinik This nickname comes from the cartoon character Daffy Duck who became a superhero who in Italy was named Paperinik.


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This nickname was worn by him at the time of racing in the 250cc class.


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The Doctor After moving up to the 500cc class in the 2000 season Rossi dubbed himself The Doctor because racing in the 500cc class took seriousness and he felt he wasn't a kid anymore, besides he also liked the idea of being a crazy illmuwan and doing crazy experiments, he considered appropriate Wear that nickname after getting the feat as world champion.” In 500cc racing we don't need superheroes.


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All we need is calm, calm, and thinkers like doctorates,” he said.


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Besides, the name Valentino in Italy is mostly used by doctorates.


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He also began to cut back on the victory celebrations that he considered to have been inappropriate.


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“It's enough to wave like other drivers, then an all-out party night with my friends.”


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Moved to Yamaha At the end of the 2003 season ahead of the 2004 season Valentino Rossi made a surprising decision.


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He decided the hijra of the team he held at that time, namely Honda manufacturer team, Repsol Honda HRC which has delivered him to the 2002 and 2003 world champions and brought Doohan to win the world champion 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 as well as Alex Criville became world champion 1999.


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Rossi decided to leave the super team and chose to join the Yamaha team, which last won the world title in 1992 through rider Wayne Rainey.


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Rossi did not move to the Yamaha team alone, he also brought in Jerremy Burgess, his former chief mechanic who also handled Doohan and Criville.


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They conducted a series of tests to fix Rossi's Yamaha YZR-M1 motor technology to match the strongest motorcycle in MotoGP at the time, Honda's RC211V.


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Regarding his move, many did not think and pessimistic he would be able to defend his champion title.


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One pessimistic statement came from Max Biaggi, his sworn enemy saying, “I didn't expect him to move to Yamaha, but it will be hard to beat Honda anyway.


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Even Rossi himself was less optimistic he was able to defend his world champion.


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“We need time to perform competitively, to win the first season with Yamaha is obviously very difficult”.


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But he regurgitated all those pessimistic views.


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Even in the first series of the 2004 season at GP Welkom, South Africa he beat Max Biaggi riding a Honda motorcycle, albeit with very stiff resistance, with a Yamaha motor, who last climbed the podium of 1992.


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Even in 2004 and 2005 Rossi became world champion with Yamaha and became the first Yamaha rider to champion the most in a season (Rossi was runner-up 9 times in 2005 season).


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Hobby's Private Life Rossi tries to keep his private life out of the public eye as much as possible, although he has made no secret of his fondness for Italian football club Inter Milan.


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Rossi often watches live Inter Milan matches by sitting with their reserve players.


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Rossi is known to be close friends with Inter Milan players Marco Materazzi and Balotelli, Even shortly after winning the 2006 German Grandprix Rossi celebrated by wearing Materazzi's 23 Italian football shirt.


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After Rossi won his ninth World title in October 2009, Inter Milan congratulated Rossi on their official website.


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Rossi is also a left-hander.


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Valentino Rossi is one of the Ambasssador brand of famous racing shirt from Italy, namely Dainese belonging to Lino Dainese and also a well-known brand of helmet namely AGV, owned by Gino Amisano.


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Since competing in the 125 class, Rossi has always worn both brands.


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Although in the 1996-1997 season, Rossi was also sponsored by Alpinestars who were heavy rivals of the Dainese.


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In both of those seasons, Rossi used Alpinestars shoes until the 1997 season ended.


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Pet Rossi's famous pet dog is named Guido, a British bulldog he has owned since 2000.


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After Rossi often travelled the world Guido could not stay in London and stayed with Rossi's mother in Tavullia.


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Rossi can only see the dog when he visits his mother.


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Guido whose image had been the mascot on motorcycle seats and Rossi's helmet, died after the 2008 Australian GP, and to reward, Rossi designed a special sticker bearing a picture of Guido with a pair of heavenly angel wings being floating in the clouds.


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Guido has several times made other appearances on Rossi motors.


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When trailing by 32 points in the championship in 2006, Guido dressed in an Inuit suit.


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Guido also wore a prisoner's shirt during pre-season tests.


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Guido's death has attracted so much attention as it was mentioned in Italy's most prestigious sports newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport.


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The Dog even stars in Quarantasei, a graphic novel produced by Milo Manara containing fiction about the adventures of Valentino Rossi and his eventual glory in motor racing.


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Since Guido's death, Rossi now has two new dogs (one male and one female), the new dogs are named Cesare and Cecilia.


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Career statistics Race Season Class of the Year (key) (Bold races show pole position) (Tilted races indicate fastest lap) Awards and achievements Record All records renewed until 31 August 2014 500 CC/MotoGP record: Rossi is First series champion most in history with 86 wins.


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First up the most podiums throughout history with 129 podiums.


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First climbed the most podiums in a season with 16 podiums in 2003, 2005 and 2008.


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First most fastest laps in a season with 12 fastest laps in 2003.


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First most points in a season with 373 points in 2008.


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First the podiums in sequence with 23 consecutive podiums, from the 2002 Portugal GP to the 2004 South African GP.


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First fastest fastest lap of the race with 73 laps, beating Giacomo Agostini by 69 laps.


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Second in consecutive world championships won with 5 consecutive times in 2001-2005 world championships together with Michael Doohan with 5 consecutive world title in 1994-1998, behind Giacomo Agostini with 7 times in a row at the 1966-1972 world championships.


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Second throughout history with 7 world champion titles, behind Giacomo Agostini with 8 world titles.


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Second throughout history the most pole positions with 51 poles, behind Michael Doohan with 58.


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Second most won the race in a season with 11 wins in 2001, 2002 and 2005 along with Giacomo Agostini, behind Michael Doohan with 12 wins in 1997.


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Third most pole positions in a season with 9 leading starting positions in 2003 along with Casey Stoner and Kevin Schwantz, behind Michael Doohan with 12 pole positions in 1997, Wayne Gardner and Freddie Spencer with 10 pole positions each in 1987 and 1985.


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Most starts in the MotoGP class, with 246 starts beating Alex Barros who only collected 245 starts.


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The films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is an American super hero film series, based on characters appearing in Marvel Comics publications.


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These films went into production since 2007, and to date Marvel Studios has released fifteen films, while twelve others are still in various stages of production.


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The series collectively has earned gross revenues of more than $11.7 billion at the world box office, making it the most successful film franchise of all time.


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Kevin Feige has been cast as a producer in every film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.


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Also joining Feige as a producer were Avi Arad for the two films released in 2008, Gale Anne Hurd for The Incredible Hulk and Amy Pascal for Spider-Man: Homecoming.


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The films were written and directed by various individuals and featured large cast numbers.


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Many actors including Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Samuel L. Jackson and Scarlett Johansson signed contracts to star in several films at once.


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The first film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe was Iron Man (2008), which was produced by Paramount Pictures.


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Paramount also distributed Iron Man 2 (2010), Thor (2011), and Captain America: The First Avenger (2011), while Universal Pictures distributed The Incredible Hulk (2008).


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Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures began distributing the MCU films counted from The Avengers [1] [2] which ended Phase One of the franchise.


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Phase Two includes Iron Man 3 (2013), Thor: The Dark World (2013), Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014), Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), and Ant-Man (2015).


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Captain America: Civil War (2016) is the first film from Phase Three followed by Doctor Strange (2016) and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017), with Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Thor: Ragnarok (2017), Black Panther (2018), Avengers: Infinity War (2018), Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018), Captain Marvel (2019) and Avengers: Endgame (2019) are scheduled to follow.


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Sony Pictures will distribute the Spider-Man films, which they will keep ownership of, fund, and have creative control over the films. [3]


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Spider-Man: Far From Home has been scheduled for 2019 along with three untitled films for 2020 and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.


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Feige indicated that Marvel might clear groupings by stage after the end of Phase Three.


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The Roman Empire (Latin: Imperium Romanum) was the post-Republican period of the ancient Roman civilization, characterized by governments led by emperors, and ownership of vast areas of power around the Middle Sea in Europe, Africa, and Asia.


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The 500-year-old republic that preceded it had been weakened and destabilized by a series of civil wars and political conflicts, when Julius Caesar was named dictator for life and then assassinated in 44 BC.


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Civil war and executions continued, culminating in the victory of Octavian, Caesar's adopted son, over Mark Antony and Kleopatra in the Battle of Actium as well as the conquering of Egypt.


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After the above events, Octavian dominion became unassailable and in 27 BC, the Roman Senate formally granted him full power and the new title of Augustus, effectively marking the end of the Roman Republic.


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The reign of the Roman Empire persisted for roughly 500 years.


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The first two centuries of the empire were marked by a period of unprecedented prosperity and political stability, known as the Pax Romana or “Roman Peace”.


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After the victory of Octavian, the extent of the Empire increased drastically.


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After Caligula's assassination in 41, the Senate was considered desirous to restore Republican power, but the Praetorian Guard proclaimed Claudius emperor.


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Under Claudius' reign, the Empire undertook its first massive expansion since Augustus.


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After Claudius' successor, Nero, ruled suicide in 68, the Empire experienced a brief period of civil war and the onset of a major revolt in Judea, when four different legion generals declared themselves Emperors.


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Vespasianus succeeded to victory in 69 and founded the Flavianus Dynasty, before being succeeded by his son Titus, who opened the Colosseum shortly after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.


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His brief tenure was passed on by his brother Domitianus, who ruled for 15 years before finally being assassinated in 96.


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The Senate then appointed the first emperor of the Five Good Emperors.


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The Roman Empire reached its heyday under the reign of Trajanus, the second emperor of the Nerva-Antonine dynasty.


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A period of increasing chaos and deterioration began during the reign of Commodus.


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The killing of Commodus of 192 triggered the onset of the War of the Five Emperors, which was won by Septimius Severus.


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The assassination of Alexander Severus in 235 triggered the Crisis of the Third Century, when 26 men were declared Emperors by the Roman Senate for fifty years.


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The empire was successfully stabilized during the reign of Diokletianus by the introduction of the Tetrarchy, characterized by four Emperors ruling the Romans simultaneously.


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This policy ultimately failed, leading to the outbreak of a civil war later won by Constantine I, who defeated his rival and became sole ruler of the Empire.


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Constantine then moved the eastern Roman capital to the Byzantines, which was later renamed Constantinople in honor of the Emperor.


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Constantinople remained the capital of the Eastern Empire until 1453.


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Constantine also established Christianity as the state religion.


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After the death of Theodosius I, the last Emperor to rule a united Empire, the Empire's power slowly weakened as a result of abuse of power, civil war, invasion and migration of the Barbarians, military reforms, and economic depression.


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The plundering of Rome in 410 by the Visigoths and in 455 by the Vandals further accelerated the collapse of the Western Empire, and the ousting of Emperor Romulus Augustulus in 476 by Odoaker is considered to mark the end of the Western Empire.


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The Eastern Roman Empire remained afloat for the following thousand years, before finally falling into the hands of the Ottoman Turks in 1453.


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The Roman Empire was one of the most influential economic, cultural, political, and military powers in the world of its time.


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This empire became the largest empire in the time of classical antiquity and one of the widest empires in world history.


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During Trajanus' reign, the area of the Empire reached 5 million square kilometers [4] [8] and became ruler for nearly 70 million inhabitants, or 21% of the entire world population at the time.


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Its long age and vast territory resulted in Roman Empire influences such as Latin and Greek, culture, religion, inventions, architecture, philosophy, law, and forms of government persisting eternal in its successor countries.


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In European medieval times, attempts were even made to establish successors to the Roman Empire, including the Crusader state, the Romanian Empire, and the Holy Roman Empire.


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Through explorations carried out by the Spanish, French, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian, German, British, and Belgian Imperium, Roman and Greek culture, or today known as Western culture, have been spread throughout the world and play an important role in the development of the modern world.


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Rome's history had begun to expand its territory shortly after the founding of the Republic in the 6th century BC, although it did not extend beyond Italy until the 3rd century BC.


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Thus, the Romans had actually been an “empire” long before it was ruled by an Emperor. [9]


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In the modern context, the Roman Republic was not a nation-state, but rather a network of cities that were allowed to govern itself (though the degree of independence gained from the Roman Senate varied) and the provinces administered by a military commander.


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These territories were not ruled by the Emperor, but by magistrates elected annually (usually by the Roman Consul) as liaison to the Senate. [10]


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For various causes, the 1st century BC was a time of political and military upheaval that ultimately led to the Republic being ruled by an Emperor. [11]


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The military power of consuls is listed in the Roman legal concept of “imperium”, literally meaning “command” (albeit in a military sense). [12]


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Occasionally, a consul who is considered successful is given the honorary title of Imperator (commander), and it is this word that later became the origin of the word “Emperor” (and “Empire”), since this title was originally always given to Emperors when they ascended the throne. [13]


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The Romans had experienced a long series of internal conflicts, conspiracies and civil wars from the late 2nd century BC onwards, along with a massive expansion of territory beyond Italy.


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Towards the end of this period, in 44 BC, Julius Caesar was appointed dictator for life before finally being assassinated.


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Caesar's murderous faction was driven out of Rome and defeated at the Battle of Phillipi in 42 BC by forces led by Mark Antony and Caesar's adopted son, Octavian.


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Antony and Octavian disagreed on the division of the Romans and Octavian forces managed to defeat the forces of Antony and Kleopatra in the Battle of Actium of 31 BC.


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In 27 BC, the Senate and People of Rome elevated Octavian as princeps (“first citizen”) with proconsul imperium, and thus began Principatus (the first epoch in the history of the Roman Empire, beginning from 27 BC to 284 AD), as well as giving him the name Augustus (“the glorified”).


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Although the old constitution remained implemented, Augustus in reality dominated constitutional affairs.


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Augustus' reign ended a civil war that had lasted for a century, and was considered to begin a period of unprecedented prosperity and peace.


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Therefore, he was much loved and considered worthy of holding office as de facto king, if not de jure.


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In the years of his reign, a new constitutional order was formed, so that after his death, this new constitutional order was nevertheless implemented as before when Tiberius was crowned as the new Emperor. The 200 years of reign beginning since Augustus was traditionally known for the Pax Romana (“Roman Peace”).


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During this period, the Empire's glory accrued with unprecedented increasing social stability and economic prosperity.


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Uprisings in the provinces were rare, but when they occurred, rebellions took place “fiercely and swiftly”, [14] as happened in Britain and the Gauls.


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The Jewish-Roman war that lasted 60 years in the second half of the first century was a great war that occurred at the beginning of the empire, either in terms of old warfare or violence. [15]


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Augustus' success in creating the principles of the turn of dynastic thrones was eclipsed by a number of talented and outliving heirs; the Julio-Klaudianus dynasty had four emperors ruling Roman—Tiberius, Caligula, Klaudius, and Nero.


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The dynasty was overthrown in 69 AD in the War of the Four Emperors, which was won by Vespasianus.


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Vespasianus became the founder of the short-lived Flavianus dynasty, followed by the Nerva—Antonine dynasty which gave birth to the “Five Good Emperors”: Nerva, Trajanus, Hadrianus, Antoninus Pius, and philosopher Marcus Aurelius.


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In the view of the Greek contemporary historian and observer Dio Cassius, the ascending to his throne emperor Commodus in AD 180 marked the switch from “a golden kingdom to an iron kingdom" [16] —a well-known comment that led some historians, notably Edward Gibbon, to argue that the reign Commodus marked the beginning of the deterioration of the Roman Empire.


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In 212, during the reign of Caracalla, Roman citizenship was granted to all independent inhabitants throughout the Empire.


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However, although this policy was universally enacted and arguably successful, the ruling Severan dynasty afterward brought the Romans into turbulent times—times of darkened reigns when emperors in power always ended their posts by being killed or executed.


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In the run-up to its collapse, the Roman Empire was faced with the Crisis of the Third Century, a period marked by numerous invasions, civil conflicts, economic depressions, and bouts of plague. [17]


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In defining historical epochs, this crisis is seen as a switch from the Classical Antiquity period towards Late Antiquity.


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Diokletianus (reigned 284—305) brought the Empire back to the brink of collapse, but he declined the role of princeps and became the first emperor to be appointed regularly as dominus, master, or lord. [18]


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It marks the end of the “Principatus” and the beginning of the “Dominatus”.


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During the reign of Diokletianus also took place Imperial efforts in countering the threat from Christianity with the onset of the Great Persecution.


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The conditions of absolute monarchy dating back to the reign of Diokletianus remained until the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476.


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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Diokletianus divided the Empire into four regions each ruled by a different Emperor (Tetrarchy). [19]


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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Convinced that he had overcome all the problems in Rome, Diokletianus abdicated with his fellow caisers, and the Tetrarki-even collapsed.


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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The throne was then taken over by Constantine, who became the first emperor to embrace Christianity and set Constantinople as the new capital of the Eastern Empire.


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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In the decades of dynastic rule of Constantinianus and Valentinianus, the Empire was divided into western and eastern axes, with the centers of power being in Rome and Constantinople.


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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The reign of Julianus, who sought to restore Hellenistic and Classical Roman religions, lasted only briefly and was succeeded by Christian Emperors.


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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Theodosius I, the last emperor to rule East and West, died in AD 395 after making Christianity the official religion of the Empire. [20]


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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The Roman Empire began to weaken in the early 5th century as a result of blurring migrations and invasions of the Germanic peoples that overwhelmed the Empire to accommodate and resist these arrivals.


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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Most chronologies set the end of the Western Roman Empire in 476, when Romulus Augustulus was forced to surrender the throne to the Germanic warlord Odoaker. [21]


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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By placing himself under the rule of the Eastern Emperor, instead of crowning himself Emperor (as other Germanic tribal leaders did after overthrowing the emperor), Odoaker ended the Western Empire's rule by breaking the Western Emperor's throne line.


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The Eastern Empire's control in the West began to wane in the following century.


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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The Eastern Empire—currently known as the Byzantine Empire, but at that time still referred to by the “Roman Empire” or various other names—ended in 1453 after the death of Constantinusxi and the fall of Constantinople into the hands of the Ottoman Turks. [22]


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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The geography and demography of the Roman Empire was one of the largest empires in history, with mutually contiguous areas of power throughout Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. [23]


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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The Latin phrase imperium sine fine (“empire without ends" [24]) denotes an ideology of no time or space that limits the Empire.


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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In Vergil's epic poem, the Aeneid, it is mentioned that this indefinite empire was bestowed upon the Romans by the great god Jupiter. [25]


Question: Berao vast dominion of the Roman Empire?

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This claim to universal power was strengthened and renewed when the Empire came under Christian rule in the 4th century. [26]


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In reality, most of the Roman expansion was done during the time of the Republic, although parts of northern Europe were conquered in the 1st century AD, when Roman control in Europe, Africa, and Asia grew stronger.


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During the reign of Augustus, a map of the world was displayed for the first time before an audience in Rome, comparable to the composition of the most comprehensive work of political geography that survived antiquity, the Geographica by the Greek writer Strabo. [27]


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When Augustus died, this work (Res Gestae) was still used as a guideline for examining societies and places within the Empire. [28]


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Geography, censuses, and the maintenance of written records were major concerns of the administration of the Roman Empire. [29]


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The Roman Empire achieved its widest expansion under the reign of Trajanus (98—117), [30] encompassing an area of 5 million square kilometers that is today divided into 40 different modern states. [31]


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Its population has traditionally been estimated at 55—60 million inhabitants, [32] or one-sixth to one-fourth of the entire world population at the time. [33]


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This made the Roman Empire the political entity with the largest number of inhabitants in the West until the mid-19th century. [34]


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Recent demographic studies argue that the number of Roman population at its peak reached 70 million to more than 100 million inhabitants. [35]


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The three largest cities in the Empire—Rome, Aleksandria, and Antioch—were nearly double the size of European cities in the early 17th century. [36]


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As revealed by historian Christopher Kelly: Formerly the empire stretched from Hadrian's Wall in the rainy region of northern England to the banks of the Euphrates river in Syria; from the great river Rhine—Danube, which flowed along the fertile region, in the European flat region of the Low Countries up to the Black Sea; across the rich plains of coastal North Africa and the Nile Valley hemispheres of Egypt.


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The empire completely encircled the Mediterranean... dubbed by its conquerors with mare nostrum—'our sea'. [32]


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Trajanus' successor, Hadrianus, implemented a policy of maintaining rather than expanding the empire's territory.


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During his reign, borders (fines) were marked and border lines (limites) guarded Roman soldiers. [37]


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The most heavily guarded border is the most unstable region. [38]


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Hadrian's Wall, which separated Roman territory from territories they considered vulnerable to barbarian threats, is a major frontier monument that still survives today. [39]