「indonesia」の投稿一覧

Kebijakan Kolonialisme di Banyumas Sesuai dengan peraturan yang diberlakukan pemerintah kolonial, dalam rangka pengerahan tenaga kerja selama pelaksanaan sistem tanam paksa dilaksanakan kerja wajib, yang meliputi kerja wajib umum ( heerendiensten ), kerja wajib pancen ( pancendiensten ), dan kerja wajib garap penanaman ( cultuurdiensten ). Kerja wajib tersebut meliputi pengerjaan lahan perkebunan, pembuatan dan perbaikan saluran irigasi, kegiatan penanaman, pemanenan, pengangkutan hasil panen ke

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Surabaya Maps in Colonial Era

Indonesia is a country that was once colonized by colonial nations. One of them is the city of Surabaya, which was once the administrative area of the East Java region

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Internal conflict in Shingasari, the descendants of Ken Arok and the descendants of Tumapel

Tumapel Scramble Tumapel is one of the subordinate regions of the Kadiri Kingdom. At that time, what became Akuwu (the equivalent of a sub-district head today) of Tumapel was called Tunggul Ametung. With Lohgawe's help, Ken Arok was accepted to work as a bodyguard for Tunggul Ametung. Ken Arok was then attracted to Ken Dedes, the beautiful wife of Tunggul Ametung. Moreover, Lohgawe also predicted that Ken Dedes would bring down the kings of the land of Java. This made Ken Arok even more determin

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CONFLICT THAT HAPPENED IN ANCIENT KINGDOM OF MATARAM IN CENTRAL JAVA

Not all kings who reigned in ancient Mataram were legitimate heirs. The inscription notes that there was an unusual change of power. There are at least two inscriptions containing the names of Mataram rulers. The Mantyasih Inscription (907 AD) and the Wanua Tengah III Inscription (908 AD), both were issued during the Balitung period. Based on the list of kings written in the Mantyasih Inscription (907 AD) there were nine rulers in the Ancient Mataram Kingdom before Balitung. Starting from Rakai

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REVIEWING THE HISTORY OF WARUNG TEGAL (WARTEG) FROM ITS APPEARANCE IN 1960

Warung Tegal Ordinary, also abbreviated as Warteg, is often the mainstay of residents of all walks of life to fill a rumbling stomach. Its existence is not only concentrated in big cities, but also stands in small towns throughout the archipelago (Juanda, 2004). Dishes in warteg are generally simple and do not require very complete kitchen equipment (Hastiyanto, 2010). Fried rice and instant noodles can almost always be found, as well as snacks such as fried bananas, drinks such as coffee, tea a

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