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History articles

General history

Timeline of Indonesian history (t) · The spread of Islam in Indonesia (1200 to 1600) (t) ·

Kingdoms, Sultanate, State & Dynasty

List of Indonesian monarchies (t) · Aceh Sultanate (t) · Amabi (t) · Asahan Sultanate (t) · Banten Sultanate (t) · Bone state (t) · Isyana Dynasty (t) · Janggala (t) · Kantoli (t) · Kediri (historical kingdom) (t) · Kingdom of Sunda and Galuh (t) · Kingdoms of Sunda (t) · Lanfang Republic (t) · Majapahit (t) · Malacca Sultanate (t) · Mangkunegaran (t) · Mataram Kingdom (t) · Mataram Sultanate (t) · Negara Daha (t) · Melayu Kingdom (t) · Pagaruyung Kingdom (t) · Pajang (t) · Panji (prince) (t) · Pasai (t) · Pineueng & Peukan Baro-Beukan Shot (t) · Sailendra (t) · Salakanagara (t) · Serdang (t) · Sultanate of Deli (t) · Sultanate of Sambas (t) · Sanjaya Dynasty (t) · Singhasari (t) · Sultanate of Demak (t) · Susuhunan (t) · Srivijaya (t) · Tambora (lost culture) (t), · Tarumanagara (t) · Tanette (t) · Treaty of Giyanti (1755) (t), · Tulodong (t) · Yogyakarta Sultanate (t) · Wajo Kingdom (t) ·

Colonial Indonesia

Anglo-Dutch Java War (t), Budi Utomo (t), Dutch East Indies (t), Dutch East India Company (t), Dutch Ethical Policy (t), Dutch-Portuguese War (t), Java War (t), Netherlands New Guinea (t), Padri War (t), Royal Dutch East Indies Army (t), Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force (t), Sumpah Pemuda (t),

World War II

Battle of Ambon (t), Battle of Badung Strait (t), Battle of Balikpapan (1942) (t), Battle of Balikpapan (1945) (t), Battle of Borneo (1941–42) (t), Battle of Makassar Strait (t), Battle of Manado (t), Battle of Palembang (t), Battle of Sunda Strait (t), Battle of Tarakan (1942) (t), Battle of Tarakan (1945) (t), Battle of Timor (1942–43) (t), Battle of the Java Sea (t), Borneo campaign (1945) (t), Borneo Campaign (1945) order of battle (t), Comfort women (t), Japanese occupation of Indonesia (t), Netherlands East Indies campaign (t), Netherlands Indian roepiah (t), Romusha (t), Second Battle of the Java Sea (t),

Indonesia revolution

Bandung Sea of Fire (t), Battle of Surabaya (t), Dutch-Indonesian Round Table Conference (t), Emergency Government of the Republic of Indonesia (t), Federal Constitution of 1949 (t), Indonesian Declaration of Independence (t), Indonesian National Revival (t), Indonesian National Revolution (t), Indonesian regions (t), Korps Speciale Troepen (t), Linggadjati Agreement (t), Operatie Kraai (t), Operatie Product (t), Permesta (t), Politionele acties (t), Renville Agreement (t), Roem-van Roijen Agreement (t), Siliwangi Division (t), State of East Indonesia (t), Tjisaroea (t), Timeline of the Indonesian National Revolution (1945-1950) (t), United States of Indonesia (t),

Sukarno presidency

Asian-African Conference (t), Constitutional Assembly of Indonesia (t), Guided Democracy (1957-1965) (t), Indonesia-Malaysia confrontation (t), Liberal Democracy Era in Indonesia (1950-1957) (t), New York Agreement (t), President Sukarno's 1959 Decree (t), Provisional Constitution of 1950 (t),

New Order

30 September Movement (t), 1997 Asian Financial Crisis (t), Act of Free Choice (t), Aspri (t), Dili massacre (t), Gilchrist Document (t), Indonesian invasion of East Timor (t), Lubang Buaya (t), New Order (Indonesia) (t), President Sukarno's Order of the Day (8 March 1966) (t), Supersemar (t), Transition to the New Order (t),

Post 1998

Indonesian Revolution of 1998 (t), Jakarta riots of May 1998 (t), Acehnese Civil War (t),

Inscriptions / travel records / historiography books

Hikayat Banjar (t), Hikayat Raja-raja Pasai (t), Javanese historical texts (t), Kakawin (t), Kakawin Bhāratayuddha (t), Kakawin Hariwangsa (t), Kakawin Rāmâyaṇa (t), Kakawin Sutasoma (t), Kedukan Bukit Inscription (t), Kidung Sunda (t), Kurtoğlu Hızır Reis (t), List of Hikayat (t), Malay Annals (t), Nagarakretagama (t), Pamalayu expedition (t), Pararaton (t), Rekidai Hōan (t),

City/regional history

History of Bandung (t), History of Jakarta (t),

Geography articles

General/List

Extreme points of Indonesia (t), Indo-Australian Plate (t), Indonesian throughflow (t), Indonesian regions (t), List of Biosphere Reserves in Indonesia (t), List of lakes in Indonesia (t), List of national parks of Indonesia (t), List of volcanoes in Indonesia (t), Time in Indonesia (t),

Islands

Adonara (t), Alor Archipelago (t), Alor Island (t), Amboi Islands (t), Ambon Island (t), Anambas (t), Aru Islands (t), Asia Islands (t), Atauro Island (t), Ayu Islands (t), Babar Islands (t), Bacan (t), Badas Islands (t), Bali (t), Banda Islands (t), Bangka Island (t), Banggai (t), Banggai Island (t), Banyak Islands (t), Barat Daya Islands (t), Rempang (t), Baso (island) (t), Batam (t), Batanta (t), Batu Islands (t), Bawean (t), Belitung (t), Berhala island (t), Biak (t), Bintan (t), Borneo (t), Bowokan Islands (t), Bulan Island (t), Bunaken (t), Bunguran (t), Bunyu (t), Buru (t), Buton (t), Danan (t), Derawan Islands (t), Enggano Island (t), Flores (t), Galang Island (t), Gili Air (t), Gili Islands (t), Gili Meno (t), Gili Motang (t), Gili Trawangan (t), Gorong archipelago (t), Greater Sunda Islands (t), Halmahera (t), Hinako Islands (t), Islands of Indonesia (t), Java (t), Kabaena (t), Kakaban (t), Kalimantan (t), Kai Islands (t), Kai Besar (t), Kai Kecil (t), Kambangan Island (t), Kangean Island (t), Kangean Islands (t), Karakaralong Islands (t), Karakelong (t), Karimata Islands (t), Karimun (t), Karimun Jawa (t), Kisar (t), Kobroor (t), Komodo (island) (t), Komoran (t), Kuran Islands (t), Lang Island (t), Laut Kecil Islands (t), Laut Island (t), Lembata (t), Lesser Sunda Islands (t), Leti Islands (t), Lingga Island (t), Lingga Islands (t), Liran (t), Lombok (t), Lucipara Islands (t), Madura Island (t), Maikoor (t), Makian (t), Malay Archipelago (t), Maluku Islands (t), Mangole Island (t), Mare Island (Indonesia) (t), Maya Karimata (t), Mentawai Islands (t), Misool (t), Morotai (t), Moti Island (t), Muna Island (t), Natuna Islands (t), Natuna Besar (t), New Guinea (t), Nias (t), Nikoi Island, Indonesia (t), Niur (t), North Pagai (t), Numfor (t), Nusa Penida (t), Obi Islands (t), Obira (t), Pabbiring Islands (t), Padang Island (t), Palu'e (t), Pantar (t), Pasaran (t), Pasumpahan (t), Peleng (t), Perboewatan (t), Penyu Islands (t), Poolsche Hoed (t), Prajurit (t), Raja Ampat Islands (t), Rakata (t), Rangsang (t), Rantau (island) (t), Riau Archipelago (t), Rincah (t), Romang (t), Rote Island (t), Run (island) (t), Rupat (t), Sabalana Islands (t), Salawati (t), Samosir (t), Sanana Island (t), Sangeang Api (t), Sangiang (t), Sangir Island (t), Sangir Islands (t), Saparua (t), Savu (t), Sebatik Island (t), Selayar Island (t), Selayar Islands (t), Seram (t), Schouten Islands (t), Siau Island (t), Siberut (t), Singkep (t), Sipura (t), Solor (t), Solor Archipelago (t), South Natuna‎ (t), South Pagai (t), Spice Islands (t), Sulawesi (t), Supiori (t), Sumatra (t), Sumba (t), Sumbawa (t), Sunda Islands (t), Supiori (t), Spice Islands (t), Takabonerate Islands (t), Talaud Islands (t), Taliabu (t), Tambelan archipelago (t), Tanahbesar (t), Tanimbar Islands (t), Tayandu Islands (t), Tebing Tinggi Island (t), Tengah Islands (t), Ternate (t), Thousand Islands (Indonesia) (t), Tidore (t), Timor (t), Togian Islands (t), Trangan (t), Tuangku (t), Tukangbesi Islands (t), Verlaten (t), Waigeo (t), Wakatobi (t), Wakde (t), Wangiwangi Island (t), Watubela archipelago (t), Weh Island (t), Wetar (t), Wowoni (t), Yamdena (t), Yapen (t), Yos Sudarso Island (t),

Mountains/volcanoes/ranges

Amasing Hill (t), Ambang (t), Arfak Mountains (t), Arjuno-Welirang (t), Baluran (t), Banda Api (t), Banua Wuhu (t), Barisan Mountains (t), Batu Tara (t), Belirang-Beriti (t), Bibinoi Hill (t), Bratan (t), Bukit Daun (t), Bukit Lumut Balai (t), Colo (volcano) (t), Dieng Volcanic Complex (t), Dukono (t), Ebulobo (t), Emperor of China (volcano) (t), Foja Mountains (t), Galunggung (t), Gamalama (t), Geureudong (t), Gunungapi Wetar (t), Helatoba-Tarutung (t), Hulubelu (t), Ijen (t), Iliboleng (t), Ililabalekan (t), Ilimuda (t), Iliwerung (t), Imun (t), Inielika (t), Inierie (t), Iyang-Argapura (t), Jailolo (t), Jayawijaya Mountains (t), Kamojang (t), Karaha Crater (t), Karang (t), Karangetang (t), Kelimutu (t), Kelut (t), Kiaraberes-Gagak (t), Krakatoa (t), Leroboleng (t), Lewotobi (t), Lewotolo (t), Lubukraya (t), Makian (t), Malang Plain (t), Maoke Mountains (t), Mount Agung (t), Mount Batur (t), Mount Besar (t), Mount Binaiya (t), Mount Bromo (t), Mount Butak (t), Mount Cereme (t), Mount Dempo (t), Mount Egon (t), Mount Empung (t), Mount Gamkonora (t), Mount Gede (t), Mount Guntur (t), Mount Hiri (t), Mount Hutapanjang (t), Mount Ibu (t), Mount Ilas Bungaan (t), Mount Ilas Mapulu (t), Mount Iya (t), Mount Kaba (t), Mount Kawi (t), Mount Kelam (t), Mount Kembar (t), Mount Kemul (t), Mount Kendang (t), Mount Kerinci (t), Mount Klabat (t), Mount Kunyit (t), Mount Lamongan (t), Mount Leuser (t), Mount Lawu (t), Mount Lokon (t), Mount Lurus (t), Mount Mahawu (t), Mount Malabar (t), Mount Manuk (t), Mount Marapi (t), Mount Merapi (t), Mount Merbabu (t), Mount Merbuk (t), Mount Nila (t), Mount Pangulubao (t), Mount Papandayan (t), Mount Patah (t), Mount Patuha (t), Mount Penanggungan (t), Mount Pendan (t), Mount Rantekombola (t), Mount Rantemario (t), Mount Rinjani (t), Mount Sago (t), Mount Sahendaruman (t), Mount Salak (t), Mount Sempu (t), Mount Serua (t), Mount Singgalang (t), Mount Sirung (t), Mount Slamet (t), Mount Sukaria (t), Mount Sumbing (t), Mount Sumbing (Sumatra) (t), Mount Sundoro (t), Mount Talakmau (t), Mount Talang (t), Mount Tambora (t), Mount Tampomas (t), Mount Tandikat (t), Mount Telomoyo (t), Mount Teon (t), Mount Tidar (t), Mount Tigalalu (t), Mount Tondano (t), Mount Tongkoko (t), Mount Tujuh (t), Mount Ungaran (t), Mount Wilis (t), Mount Wurlali (t), Nieuwerkerk (volcano) (t), Ndete Napu (t), Perbakti (t), Peuet Sague (t), Plawangan (t), Puncak Jaya (t), Puncak Trikora (t), Pulosari (t), Poco Leok (t), Poco Mandasawu (t), Rajabasa (t), Ranakah (t), Raung (t), Riang Kotang (t), Ruang (t), Rokatenda (t), Sarik-Gajah (t), Sekincau Belirang (t), Semeru (t), Seulawah Agam (t), Sibayak (t), Sibualbuali (t), Sinabung (t), Soputan (t), Sorikmarapi (t), Sudirman Range (t), Submarine 1922 (t), Suoh (t), Talagabodas (t), Tangkuban Perahu (t), Tarakan (volcano) (t), Tobaru (t), Todoko-Ranu (t), Turgo (t), Volcanoes of Java (t), Wai Sano (t), Wayang-Windu (t), Yersey (t),

Lakes/dams

Lake Diatas (t), Lake Dibawah (t), Lake Gunung Tujuh (t), Lake Kerinci (t), Lake Laut Tawar (t), Lake Maninjau (t), Lake Matano (t), Lake Poso (t), Lake Ranau (t), Lake Segara Anak (t), Lake Singkarak (t), Lake Tempe (t), Lake Toba (t), Lake Towuti (t),

Sea & straits

Alor Strait (t), Ambalat (t), Badung Strait (t), Bali Sea (t), Bali Strait (t), Banda Sea (t), Bangka Strait (t), Celebes Sea (t), Ceram Sea (t), Dampier Strait (Indonesia) (t), Flores Sea (t), Gaspar Strait (t), Gita Persada Butterfly Park (t), Halmahera Sea (t), Java Sea (t), Karimata Strait (t), Lombok Strait (t), Madura Strait (t), Makassar Strait (t), Malaccamax (t), Mentawai Strait (t), Molucca Sea (t), Ombai Strait (t), Sape Strait (t), Savu Sea (t), Selayar Strait (t), South China Sea (t), Strait of Malacca (t), Sumba Strait (t), Sunda Strait (t), Wetar Strait (t),

Rivers

Asahan River (t), Barito River (t), Batang Hari River (t), Bengawan Solo River (t), Brantas (t), Ciliwung River (t), Citarum River (t), Digul (t), Kapuas River (t), Krio River (t), Mahakam River (t), Mamberamo (t), Maro River (t), Musi River (Indonesia) (t), Sesayap River (t),

Bays/Peninsulas/Gulfs/Beaches/Tip

Banten Bay (t), Bird's Head Peninsula (t), Blambangan Peninsula (t), Bomberai Peninsula (t), Bukit Peninsula (t), Buyat Bay (t), Cenderawasih Bay (t), Dreamland Beach (t), Gulf of Tomini (t), Jakarta Bay (t), Jimbaran (t), Kuta (t), Lawa River (Indonesia) (t), Legian (t), Minahassa Peninsula (t), Nusa Dua (t), Sebakor Bay (t), Seminyak (t), South Cape (Indonesia) (t), Staring-baai (t), Yos Sudarso Bay (t),

National Parks

Alas Purwo National Park (t), Bali Barat National Park (t), Betung Kerihun National Park (t), Bogani Nani Wartabone National Park (t), Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (t), Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park (t), Gunung Ciremai National Park (t), Gunung Rinjani National Park (t), Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park (t), Gunung Leuser National Park (t), Gunung Palung National Park (t), Kayan Mentarang National Park (t), Kelimutu National Park (t), Kerinci Seblat National Park (t), Komodo National Park (t), Laiwangi Wanggameti National Park (t), Lore Lindu National Park (t), Lorentz National Park (t), Rawa Aopa Watumohai National Park (t), Siberut National Park (t), Tesso Nilo National Park (t), Ujung Kulon National Park (t), Way Kambas National Park (t),

Mines/oil/gas fields

Grasberg mine (t), Tangguh gas field (t),

Caves

Liang Bua Cave (t), Maharani cave (t),

Local/historical regions

Asmat Swamp (t), Baliem Valley (t), Kedu Plain (t), Maguwo (t), Netherlands New Guinea (t), West Timor (t), Western New Guinea (t),

Administration articles

General administration articles

Kotamadya (t) · Subdistricts of Indonesia (t) · Village (Indonesia) (t) ·

Provinces

Aceh (t) · North Sumatra (t) · West Sumatra (t) · Riau (t) · Riau Islands (t) · Jambi (t) · Bengkulu (t) · South Sumatra (t) · Bangka-Belitung Islands (t) · Lampung (t) · Jakarta (t) · Banten (t) · West Java (t) · Central Java (t) · Yogyakarta (t) · East Java (t) · West Nusa Tenggara (t) · East Nusa Tenggara (t) · Bali (t) · West Kalimantan (t) · Central Kalimantan (t) · South Kalimantan (t) · East Kalimantan (t) · North Sulawesi (t) · Gorontalo (province) (t) · Central Sulawesi (t) · South East Sulawesi (t) · South Sulawesi (t) · West Sulawesi (t) · Maluku (province) (t) · North Maluku (t) · Papua (Indonesian province) (t) · West Papua (province) (t)

Regencies

List of regencies and cities of Indonesia (t),

Aceh

Aceh Besar Regency (t), Aceh Jaya Regency (t), Aceh Singkil Regency (t), Aceh Tamiang Regency (t), Bener Meriah Regency (t), Bireuen Regency (t), Central Aceh Regency (t), East Aceh Regency (t), Gayo Lues Regency (t), Nagan Raya Regency (t), North Aceh Regency (t), Pidie Regency (t), Pidie Jaya Regency (t), Simeulue Regency (t) South Aceh Regency (t) Southeast Aceh Regency (t) Southwest Aceh Regency (t) West Aceh Regency (t).

North Sumatra

Deli Serdang Regency (t), Karo Regency (t),

West Sumatra

Agam Regency (t), Dharmasraya (t), Limapuluh Koto (t), Mentawai Islands (t), Padang Pariaman (t), Pasaman (t), West Pasaman (t), South Pesisir (t), Sawahlunto Sijunjung (t), Solok Regency (t), South Solok (t), Tanah Datar (t)

Bengkulu

South Bengkulu (t), North Bengkulu Regency (t), Rejang Lebong Regency (t), Muko-Muko Regency (t),

Cities

Banda Aceh (t), Bau-Bau (t), Bireuen (t), Blangkejeren (t), Blangpidie (t), Bogor (t), Calang (t), Jantho (t), Langsa (t), Lhokseumawe (t), Karang Baru (t), Kutacane (t), Meulaboh (t), Meureudu (t), Sabang, Indonesia (t), Sigli (t), Senggarang (Indonesia) (t), Simpang Tiga Redelong (t), Sinabang (t), Singkil, Indonesia (t), Subulussalam (t), Suka Makmue (t), Takengon (t), Tapaktuan (t),

Subdistricts

Jelambar (t), Pelabuhan Ratu (t),

Government institutions

Cipinang Penitentiary Institution (t),

Biography articles

Painters / sculpture

Affandi (t), I Ketut Soki (t), Marina Joesoef (t), Mochtar Apin (t), Mpu Gandring (t), Raden Saleh (t), Sudjana Kerton (t), Tio Tjay (t), Tjokorda Krishna Putra Sudharsana (t),

Architects

Albert Aalbers (t), Gunadharma (t), Thomas Karsten (t),

Businessmen

Abdul Latief (t), Bob Hasan (t), Budi Santoso (t), Christianto Wibisono (t), Eka Cipta Widjaja (t), H. Subrata (t), James Riady (t), Jaya Suprana (t), Mochtar Riady (t), Oei Tiong Ham (t), Putra Sampoerna (t), Rachman Halim (t), Robert Budi Hartono (t), Sudono Salim (t), Sukanto Tanoto (t), Surya Paloh (t), Ted Sioeng (t),

Filmmakers / actors / entertainers / hosts

Ade Novit (t), Andhara Early (t), Amelia Natasha (t), Aryo Danusiri (t), Atika Suri (t), Barry Prima (t), Christine Hakim (t), Deddy Mizwar (t), Dian Sastrowardoyo (t), Franklin Darmadi (t), Indy Barends (t), Jajang C. Noer (t), Joko Anwar (t), Mariana Renata (t), Meilinda Soerjoko (t), Monty Tiwa (t), Pierre Roland (t), Riri Riza (t), Rudy Soedjarwo (t), Sandrina Malakiano (t), Suzzanna (t), Tora Sudiro (t), Vena Annisa (t),

Military / fighters

Abdul Haris Nasution (t), Abdullah Mahmud Hendropriyono (t), Agum Gumelar (t), Agus Wirahadikusumah (t), Ahmad Yani (t), Ali Murtopo (t), Amirmachmud (t), Arie Frederik Lasut (t), Basuki Rahmat (t), Bung Tomo (t), Cut Nyak Meutia (t), Da'i Bachtiar (t), Djoko Suyanto (t), Donald Izacus Panjaitan (t), Ernest Douwes Dekker (t), Frans Kaisiepo (t), Gajah Mada (t) Gatot Soebroto (t) Harbrinderjit Singh Dillon (t), Hartono Rekso Dharsono (t), Ishak Effendi (t), Kiras Bangun (t), Leonardus Benjamin Moerdani (t), Maraden Panggabean (t), Mohammad Jusuf (t), Mohammad Toha (t), Omar Dhani (t), Pattimura (t), Pierre Tendean (t), Poncke Princen (t), Prabowo Subianto (t), R. Sugiyono Mangunwiyoto (t), Sarwo Edhie Wibowo (t), Siswondo Parman (t), Soeprapto (t), Sudirman (t), Sutoyo Siswomiharjo (t), Teddy Jusuf (t), Teuku Umar (t), Tuanku Imam Bonjol (t), Wiranto (t), Yunus Yosfiah (t),

Musicians

Anggun (t), Broery (t), Cantika (t), Chrisye (t), Delon Thamrin (t), Denny AJD (t), Dorce Gamalama (t), Ebiet G. Ade (t), Elvy Sukaesih (t), Evie Tamala (t), Fahmy Shahab (t), Gesang Martohartono (t), Inul Daratista (t), Iwan Fals (t), Jahja Ling (t), Joy Destiny Tobing (t), K. P. H. Notoprojo (t), Krisdayanti (t), Maylaffayza (t), Meuthia Kasim (t), Rhoma Irama (t), Rini Wulandari (t), Titi DJ (t), Wage Rudolf Supratman (t), Wayan Limbak (t), Yuni Shara (t),

Monarchs / sultanates / chieftain

Abu Nasr Abdul Kahhar (t), Adityawarman (t), Ageng (t), Alauddin al-Kahar (t), Ali Mughayat Syah (t), Amangkurat I of Mataram (t), Amangkurat II of Mataram (t), Airlangga (t), Anak Wungsu (t), Anusapati (t), Agung Anom (t), Baginda Seri Sultana Zinatudin Kemalat Shah (t), Bona Sijabat (t), Dharmawangsa (t), Diponegoro (t), Gedhe Pamanahan (t), Gusti Ngurah Made Pemecutan (t), Abu Nasr Abdul Kahhar (t), Hamengkubuwono I (t), Hamengkubuwana IV (t), Hasanudin (t), Hayam Wuruk (t), Iskandar Muda (t), Iskandar Thani (t), Joyoboyo (t), Ken Arok (t), Ken Dedes (t), Kertanegara of Singhasari (t), Malik ul Salih (t), Mangkunegara IV (t), Maulana Yusuf (t), Mpu Sindok (t), Panangkaran (t), Pangeran Ratu (t), Panji Tohjaya (t), Parameswara (sultan) (t), Pakubuwono II (t), Pakubuwono IX (t), Panembahan Senopati (t), Raden Wijaya (t), Sabdapalon (t), Salahuddin of Aceh (t), Samaratungga (t), Shi Jin Qing (t), Sri Sanjaya (t), Suhita (t), Sunan Gunungjati (t), Sultan Agung of Mataram (t), Taj ul-Alam (t), Tribhuwana Wijayatunggadewi (t), Tun Ledang Shah (t), Tulodong (t), Wikramawardhana (t),

Colonial figures

Abraham Patras (t), Adriaan Valckenier (t), Dirck van Cloon (t), Diederik Durven (t), Gerard Reynst (t), Moäng Ratu Dona Ines Ximenes da Silva of Flores (t), Rijckloff van Goens (t),

Politicians

Adam Malik (t), Abdul Rahman Saleh (t), Abdurrahman Wahid (t), Aburizal Bakrie (t), Agung Laksono (t), Agus Salim (t), Akbar Tanjung (t), Ali Alatas (t), Ali Sadikin (t), Alvin Lie (t), Alwi Shihab (t), Amien Rais (t), Amir Murtono (t), Amir Sjarifuddin (t), Anak Agung Bagus Suteja (t), Anak Agung Gede Agung (t), Anton Apriantono (t), Astrid Susanto (t), Ateng Wahyudi (t), Barnabas Suebu (t), Budiman Sudjatmiko (t), Dada Rosada (t), Dewa Made Beratha (t), Dipa Nusantara Aidit (t), Dita Indah Sari (t), Dr. Subroto (t), Emil Salim (t), Fauzi Bowo (t), Frans Tutuhatunewa (t), Ginandjar Kartasasmita (t), Hamzah Haz (t), Hasballah M. Saad (t), Hasan di Tiro (t), Hassan Wirajuda (t), Hatta Rajasa (t), Hidayat Nur Wahid (t), I Gede Ardika (t), I Gusti Putu Martha (t), Ida Bagus Mantra (t), Ida Bagus Oka (t), Imam Utomo (t), Irwandi Yusuf (t), Jahja Muhaimin (t), Joesoef Isak (t), Jusuf Habibie (t), Jusuf Kalla (t), Jusuf Wanandi (t), Juwono Sudarsono (t), Kwik Kian Gie (t), Nabiel Makarim (t), Nugroho Wisnumurti (t), M. H. Lukman (t), Malam Sambat Kaban (t), Manuel Carrascalão (t), Mardiyanto (t), Mari Pangestu (t), Maria Walanda Maramis (t), Megawati Sukarnoputri (t), Mochtar Kusumaatmadja (t), Mohammad Hatta (t), Muhammad Natsir (t), Muhammad Nazar (t), Muhammad Yamin (t), Munir Said Thalib (t), Musso (t), Paku Alam VIII (t), Pakubuwono X (t), Pakubuwono XI (t), Pakubuwono XII (t), Radius Prawiro (t), Rachmat Witoelar (t), Rasuna Said (t), Ratu Atut Chosiyah (t), Rizal Nurdin (t), Ruslan Abdulgani (t), Sam Ratulangi (t), Samanhoedi (t), Satrio Arismunandar (t), Semaun (t), Soe Hok Gie (t), Soedarsono Hadisapoetro (t), Soenario (t), Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono IX (t), Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono X (t), Subandrio (t), Sudharmono (t), Suharto (t), Sukarno (t), Sunaryati Hartono (t), Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (t), Sutan Sjahrir (t), Sutiyoso (t), Syahrir (t), Tan Malaka (t), Tarmizi Taher (t), Theys Eluay (t), Tjokroaminoto (t), Try Sutrisno (t), Umar Wirahadikusumah (t), Wahid Hasyim (t), Wilopo (t), Yap Thiam Hien (t), Yenny Wahid (t), Yusril Ihza Mahendra (t),

Sportspeople

Ade Chandra (t), Adriyanti Firdasari (t), Alan Budikusuma (t), Alvent Yulianto (t), Andre Kurniawan Tedjono (t), Anggun Nugroho (t), Ardy Wiranata (t), Atep (footballer) (t), Budi Sudarsono (t), Boaz Solossa (t), Candra Wijaya (t), Charis Yulianto (t), Christian Hadinata (t), Denny Sumargo (t), Dick Sudirman (t), Eddy Hartono (t), Elie Aiboy (t), Endang Nursugianti (t), Eng Hian (t), Eny Widiowati (t), Ferry Sonneville (t), Firman Utina (t), Flandy Limpele (t), Fransisca Ratnasari (t), Greysia Polii (t), Halim Haryanto (t), Hariyanto Arbi (t), Hastomo Arbi (t), Hendra Aprida Gunawan (t), Hendra Setiawan (t), Hendrawan (t), Hendro Kartiko (t), Hermawan Susanto (t), Icuk Sugiarto (t), Iie Sumirat (t), Ismed Sofyan (t), Jo Novita (t), Joko Riyadi (t), Joko Suprianto (t), Legimin Raharjo (t), Liem Swie King (t), Liliyana Natsir (t), Lita Nurlita (t), Luluk Hadiyanto (t), Mahyadi Panggabean (t), Maria Kristin Yulianti (t), Markis Kido (t), Muhammad Rizal (t), Mia Audina (t), Minarti Timur (t), Njoo Kiem Bie (t), Nova Widianto (t), Nurfitriyana Saiman (t), Puspitasari Rina Dewi (t), Rian Sukmawan (t), Rudy Hartono (t), Rudy Gunawan (t), Saktiawan Sinaga (t), Sigit Budiarto (t), Simon Santoso (t), Sony Dwi Kuncoro (t), Markus Horison (t), Ortizan Solossa (t), Paul de Thouars (t), Ponaryo Astaman (t), Rani Mundiasti (t), Rexy Mainaky (t), Ricky Subagja (t), Susi Susanti (t), Tan Joe Hok (t), Taufik Hidayat (t), Tony Gunawan (t), Tri Kusharjanto (t), Verawaty Wiharjo (t), Vita Marissa (t),

Writers / journalist

Abdul Muis (t), Agus R. Sarjono (t), Ahmadun Yosi Herfanda (t), Ali Akbar Navis (t), Auw Jong Peng Koen (t), Ayu Utami (t), Budi Putra (t), Chairil Anwar (t), Desi Anwar (t), Djamaluddin Adinegoro (t), Donny Anggoro (t), Eka Kurniawan (t), Fahri Asiza (t), Fira Basuki (t), Goenawan Mohamad (t), Hamzah Fansuri (t), Hartriono B. Sastrowardoyo (t), Helmi Johannes (t), Herawati Diah (t), Kho Ping Hoo (t), M. Nasroen (t), Multatuli (t), Mpu Prapanca (t), Pandji Tisna (t), Pramoedya Ananta Toer (t), Putu Wijaya (t), Rangga Warsita (t), Sapardi Djoko Damono (t), Subagio Sastrowardoyo (t), Sutardji Calzoum Bachri (t), Rahadyan Sastrowardoyo (t),

Religious figures

Abu Bakar Bashir (t), Ahmad Dahlan (t), Ahmad Khatib (t), Ahmad Syafi'i Maarif (t), Anton Medan (t), Hamka (t), Hasyim Asy'ari (t), Imaduddin (t), Julius Darmaatmadja (t), Mangunwijaya (t), Narendra Shastri (t), Stephen Tong (t), Sunan Ampel (t), Sunan Bonang (t), Sunan Giri (t), Sunan Kalijaga (t), Sunan Kudus (t), Sunan Maulana Malik Ibrahim (t),

Scientists / physicians / teachers / intellectuals

Abdul Rahman Saleh (hero) (t), Arief Budiman (t), Arnold Ap (t), Herman Johannes (t), Ki Hajar Dewantara (t), Kusmayanto Kadiman (t), Nurcholish Madjid (t), Ong Hok Ham (t), Poerbatjaraka (t), Poorwo Soedarmo (t), Pratiwi Sudarmono (t), Selo Soemardjan (t), Sukadji Ranuwihardjo (t), Ulil Abshar Abdalla (t), Wilhelmus Zakaria Johannes (t),

Criminals

Ahmad Suradji (t), Agung Abdul Hamid (t), Amrozi bin Nurhasyim (t), Asmar Latin Sani (t), Dulmatin (t), Huda bin Abdul Haq (t), Imam Samudra (t), Muhammad Rais (t), Riduan Isamuddin (t), Rusman Gunawan (t), Sumanto (t), Tommy Suharto (t),

Other

Agni Pratistha (t), Artika Sari Devi (t), Cliff Muntu (t), Dina Astita (t), Hotman Paris Hutapea (t), Ifa Sudewi (t), Ita Martadinata Haryono (t), Kristiani Herawati (t), Liang Dao Ming (t), Linton Sirait (t), Mbah Maridjan (t), Muhammad Subuh Sumohadiwidjojo (t), Nadine Chandrawinata (t), Novemthree Siahaan (t), Pollycarpus Priyanto (t), Putri Raemawasti (t), Raden Ayu Kartini (t), Siti Hartinah (t), Taufiq Kiemas (t), Tristan Dowse (t),

Non-Indonesians (as historians, anthropologists, etc.)

M. C. Ricklefs (t), Heinrich Bürger (t), Herbert Feith (t), Clifford Geertz (t),

List articles

List of Chinese Indonesians (t), List of Indonesians (t), List of Indonesian Ambassadors to Australia (t), List of Indonesian Ambassadors to the United Kingdom (t), List of Indonesians by net worth (t), List of Indonesian language poets (t), List of Indonesian painters (t), Lists of Indos (t), List of Minangkabaus (t), List of National Heroes of Indonesia (t), List of people on stamps of Indonesia (t),

Structure articles

General architecture/(infra)structure articles

Banjarese architecture (t), Indonesian architecture (t), Rail transport in Indonesia (t),

Components/styles

Bubungan Tinggi (t), Kelong (t), Kraton (Indonesia) (t), Omo sebua (t), Pendopo (t), Rumah Gadang (t), Tongkonan (t),

Palaces

Istana Bogor (t), Istana Luwu (t), Istana Maimun (t), Istana Merdeka (t), Istana Negara, Jakarta (t), Istana Wakil Presiden (t), Palace of Rokan Hulu (t),

Airports

Abdul Rachman Saleh Airport (t), Achmad Yani Airport (t), Adisucipto International Airport (t), Adisumarmo International Airport (t), Babullah Airport (t), Berau Airport (t), Bima Airport (t), Buluh Tumbang Airport (t), Datadawai Airport (t), Dumatubin Airport (t), El Tari Airport (t), Ende Airport (t), Fakfak Airport (t), Frans Kaisiepo Airport (t), Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport (t), Hang Nadim Airport (t), Hasanuddin International Airport (t), Husein Sastranegara International Airport (t), Iskandar Airport (t), Jalaluddin Airport (t), Juanda International Airport (t), Juwata Airport (t), Kaimana Airport (t), Ketapang Airport (t), Komodo Airport (t), Kuala Namu International Airport (t), Long Apung Airport (t), Long Bawan Airport (t), Maumere Airport (t), Minangkabau International Airport (t), Mopah Airport (t), Mutiara Airport (t), Ngurah Rai Airport (t), Nunukan Airport (t), Padangkemiling Airport (t), Pangkalpinang Airport (t), Pangsuma Airport (t), Pattimura Airport (t), Polonia International Airport (t), Radin Inten II Airport (t), Rendani Airport (t), Sam Ratulangi Airport (t), Sampit Airport (t), Selaparang Airport (t), Sentani Airport (t), Sintang Airport (t), Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (t), Sorong Airport (t), Sultan Iskandarmuda Airport (t), Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II Airport (t), Sultan Syarif Qasim II International Airport (t), Sultan Thaha Airport (t), Supadio Airport (t), Syamsudin Noor Airport (t), Tanjung Harapan Airport (t), Temindung Airport (t), Timika Airport (t), Tjilik Riwut Airport (t), Waingapu Airport (t), Wolter Monginsidi Airport (t),

Bridges

Barelang Bridge (t), Sunda Strait Bridge (t), Suramadu Bridge (t),

Archaeological sites

Borobudur (t), Bukit Kerang (t), Candi Kalasan (t), Candi Muara Takus (t), Candi of Indonesia (t), Candi Sukuh (t), Candi Surawana (t), Dieng Plateau (t), Gunung Kawi (t), Liang Bua Cave (t), Mendut (t), Pawon (t), Prambanan (t), Prasasti Plumpungan (t), Pugung raharjo (t), Ratu Boko (t), Sangiran (t), Trinil (t),

Churches

Gereja Kristen Sulawesi Tengah (t), Greja Kristen Jawi Wetan (t), Jakarta Cathedral (t),

Mosques

Istiqlal Mosque (t), Masjid Agung Demak (t), Masjid Raya Mosque (t), Masjid Sultan Suriansyah (t),

Temples

Mother Temple of Besakih (t), Pura Luhur (t), Tanah Lot (t),

Monuments

Monumen Nasional (t),

Houses/Villas/Hotels

Hotel Indonesia (t), Kertha Gosa Pavilion (t), Villa Isola (t),

Railway stations/ports/harbours

Belawan (t), Gambir Station (t), Jakarta Kota Station (t), Jatinegara (t), Tanjung Priok (t), Teluk Bayur (t),

Roads/transportation infrastructures

Braga Street (t), Great Post Road (t), Jakarta Monorail (t), Jakarta-Merak Toll Road (t), Jalan Jaksa (t), Jalan Malioboro (t), Jagorawi Toll Road (t), Trans-Sumatran Highway (t),

Offices/malls/towers

Blok M (t), Entertainment X'nter (t), Grand Indonesia (t), ITC Roxy Mas (t), Jakarta Convention Center (t), Jakarta Tower (t), Mal Artha Gading (t), Mal Kelapa Gading (t), Mall Taman Anggrek (t), Plaza Indonesia (t), Plaza Senayan (t), Pondok Indah Mall (t), Ratu Plaza (t), Senayan City (t), The Peak Twin Towers (t), Wisma 46 (t),

Musea/libraries/scientific buildings

Bosscha Observatory (t), Gedong Kirtya (t), Indonesian Record Museum (t), National Museum of Indonesia (t),

Botanical gardens/parks/amusement centers

Garuda Wisnu Kencana (t), Taman Impian Jaya Ancol (t), Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (t), Waterbom Park (t),

Sport venues

Ambang Stadium (t), Baharuddin Siregar Stadium (t), Benteng Stadium (t), Bung Karno Stadium (t), Brawijaya Stadium (t), Delta Stadium (t), Gajahmada Mojosari Stadium (t), Gajayana Stadium (t), Gelora 10 November Stadium (t), Gelora Kieraha Stadium (t), Haji Agus Salim Stadium (t), Harapan Bangsa Stadium (t), Jakabaring Stadium (t), Jalak Harupat Soreang Stadium (t), Jatidiri Stadium (t), Kamal Djunaedi Stadium (t), Kanjuruhan Stadium (t), Kapten i Wayan Dipta Stadium (t), Kelapa Gading Sport Mall (t), Klabat Stadium (t), Lagaligo Stadium (t), Lebak Bulus Stadium (t), Maesa Stadium (t), Manahan Stadium (t), Mandala Stadium (t), Mandala Krida Stadium (t), Mattoangin Stadium (t), Menteng Stadium (t), Mulawarman Stadium (t), Ngurah Rai Stadium (t), Pajajaran Stadium (t), Pendidikan Stadium (t), Persiba Stadium (t), Pogar Bangil Stadium (t), Punawarman Stadium (t), Sanggeng Stadium (t), Siliwangi Stadium (t), Sentul International Circuit (t), Surajaya Stadium (t), Teladan Stadium (t), Tridadi Stadium (t), Tugu Stadium (t),

Others

Gedung Sate (t), Cipinang Penitentiary Institution (t), Ragunan Zoo (t),

List articles

List of airports in Indonesia (t), List of Balinese sea temples (t), List of shopping malls in Indonesia (t), List of Indonesian ports (t),

Nature articles

Fauna

Mammals

Aceh (cattle) (t), Celebes Warty Pig (t), Hose's Frog (Talk), Mountain Giant Sunda Rat (t),

Birds

Biak Scops Owl (t), Flores Scops Owl (t), Rajah Scops Owl (t), Javan Scops Owl (t), Mentawai Scops Owl (t), Simeulue Scops Owl (t), Enggano Scops Owl (t), Chestnut-backed Thrush (t), Red-necked Crake (t), Purple-bearded Bee-eater (t),

Fish

Hemileiocassis panjang (t),

Amphibia

Bornean Flat-headed Frog (t), Ansonia glandulosa (t), Crested Toad (t), Sulawesian Toad (t), Bufo claviger (t), Bufo valhallae (t),

Flora

Paphiopedilum glaucophyllum (t), Vernonia zollingerianoides (Talk:Vernonia zollingerianoides), Calophyllum bifurcatum (t), Calophyllum brassii (t), Calophyllum caudatum (t), Calophyllum collinum (t), Calophyllum goniocarpum (t), Calophyllum heterophyllum (t), Calophyllum hirasimum (t), Calophyllum insularum (t), Calophyllum macrophyllum (t), Calophyllum novoguineense (t), Calophyllum papuanum (t), Calophyllum parvifolium (t), Calophyllum pauciflorum (t), Calophyllum persimile (t), Calophyllum piluliferum (t), Calophyllum rufinerve (t), Calophyllum savannarum (t), Calophyllum vexans (t), Kayea macrophylla (t), Mammea novoguineensis (t), Mammea timorensis (t), Areca glandiformis (t), Drymophloeus oliviformis (t),Cocos nucifera

Disasters

1938 Banda Sea earthquake (t), 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake (t), 2005 Banda Sea earthquake (t), 2005 Sumatra earthquake (t), 2006 Banda Sea earthquake (t), 2007 Java earthquake (t), March 2007 Sumatra earthquakes (t), May 2006 Java earthquake (t), 2006 Pangandaran earthquake and tsunami (t), July 2006 Sulawesi earthquake (t), List of Indonesian earthquakes (t), September 2007 Sumatra earthquakes (t), Sidoarjo mud flow (t),

Culture articles

General articles

Dance of Indonesia (t), Indonesian philosophy (t), Indonesian literature (t),

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Acehnese people (t), Ambonese (t), Amungme (t), Asmat people (t), Atoni (t), Badui (t), Balinese people (t), Banjar people (t), Bantenese (t), Batak (Indonesia) (t), Batin people (t), Bauzi (t), Betawi (t), Bugis (t), Bunak (t), Chinese Indonesian (t), Dani people (t), Dayak people (t), Ganda Sirait (t), Gayo people (t), Iban people (t), Indian Indonesian (t), Indo people (t), Javanese people (t), Karo people (t), Kasepuhan (t), Kayan (t), Kemak people (t), Kendayan (t), Kenyah (t), Kombai people (t), Korowai (t), Krio Dayak people (t), Lani (ethnic group) (t), Lindu (t), Madurese people (t), Malays (ethnic group) (t), Mandailing (t), Manusela (t), Mentawai people (t), Minahasa (t), Minangkabau (t), Nage (t), Nuaulu (t), Orang laut (t), Osing (t), Rejang people (t), Sasak (t), Seafarers (t), Selako (t), Sika people (t), Sundanese people (t), Tenggerese (t), Tidong (t), Toraja (t),

Languages

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Beliefs/traditions/religions/festivities

Adat (t), Abangan (t), Aliran kepercayaan (t), Archbishops of Semarang (t), Bishops and Archbishops of Jakarta (t), Buddhism in Indonesia (t), Catholicism in Indonesia (t), Confucianism in Indonesia (t), Christianity in Indonesia (t), Diocese of Maumere (t), Galungan (t), Gotong royong (t), Hari Raya Aidilfitri (t), Hinduism in Indonesia (t), Hinduism in Java (t), Hinduism in Sulawesi (t), History of the Jews in Indonesia (t), Islam in Indonesia (t), Javanese beliefs (t), Javanese calendar (t), Javanese sacred places (t), Kaharingan (t), Kyai (t), Marapu (t), Nyepi (t), Parmalim (t), Protestants in Indonesia (t), Santri (t), Satu Suro (t), Slametan (t), Subud (t), Suangi (t), Tabuik (t), Tombo Ati (t),

Scripts

Balinese script (t), Batak script (t), Jawi script (t), Old Kawi script (t), Lontara script (t),

Poetry/literature

Bhinneka Tunggal Ika (t), Hikayat Bayan Budiman (t), Hikayat Hang Tuah (t), Javanese historical texts (t), Javanese poetry (t), Kakawin (t), Kakawin Bhāratayuddha (t), Kakawin Hariwangsa (t), Kakawin Rāmâyaṇa (t), Kakawin Sutasoma (t), Kidung (t), Kidung Sunda (t), Pantun (t), This Earth of Mankind (t),

Dance

Bedhaya (t), Randai (t),

Events

Bali Holocaust Conference (t), Bali Kite Festival (t), Miss Indonesia (t), Puteri Indonesia (t),

Film

Beauty and Warrior (t), Coklat Stroberi (t), Ekspedisi Madewa (t), Jaka Sembung (t), Kuntilanak (film) (t), Koper (film) (t), Nagabonar Jadi 2 (t), Mengejar Mas-Mas (t), Mystics in Bali (t), Reality, Love, and Rock'N Roll (t), The Photograph (film) (t),

Food & drink

Bakpia Pathok (t), Soto (food) (t), Lupis (food) (t),

Music

Popular

Andra and The BackBone (t), The Osaka Journals (t), Annemarie (t), The Living Model EP (t), ABC on TV (t), Krakatau (band) (t), Gigi (Indonesian band) (t),

Traditional

Buka (music) (t), Calung (t), Sulukan (t),

Other

Cuti bersama (t), LGBT rights in Indonesia (t), Homo floresiensis (t), Javanese name (t), Marga (Batak) (t), Public holidays in Indonesia (t), Sunan (t),

Media

List of radio stations in Bandung, Indonesia (t),

Sports

1989 Sudirman Cup (t), Indonesia Fed Cup team (t), Indonesia national football team (t), PB Djarum (t), Perguruan Pencak Silat Padjadjaran Nasional (t), Silat (t),

Theater/Characters/Folklore/Mythology

Ameta (t), Antaboga (t), Balinese mythology (t), Barong (mythology) (t), Batara Kala (t), Cerita rakyat (t), Damarwulan (t), Dewi Shri (t), Hainuwele (t), Leyak (t), Malin Kundang (t), Mundinglaya Dikusumah (t), Nyai Loro Kidul (t), Panji (prince) (t), Pocong (t), Pontianak (folklore) (t), Punokawan (t), Rangda (t), Semar (t), Setesuyara (t), Silewe Nazarate (t), Watu Gunung (t), Wayang (t), Wayang style (t), Twalen (t),

Weapons/clothes

Mandau (knife) (t), Kris (t), Tunggal panaluan (t),

Bussiness articles

General economy

Indonesian rupiah (t) ·

Companies

Adam Air destinations (t), Cardig Air (t), Unilever Indonesia (t),

Politics articles

Organization with political affiliates

Center for Strategic and International Studies (Indonesia) (t), Nahdatul Ulama (t), People's Democratic Front (Indonesia) (t), People's Youth (t),

Political parties

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Elections

Acehnese regional election, 2006 (t), Indonesian legislative election, 1997 (t), Indonesian legislative election, 2004 (t), Indonesian presidential election, 2004 (t), Indonesian presidential election, 2009 (t),

Separatist movements

Darul Islam (t), Free Aceh Movement (t), Free Papua Movement (t), South Moluccas (t), Republic of West Papua (t), Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Indonesia (t), Revolutionary Front for an Independent East Timor (t),

Cabinets

Ampera Cabinet (t), Development Reform Cabinet (t), Fifth Development Cabinet (Talk) First Development Cabinet (Talk) Fourth Development Cabinet (Talk) Mutual Assistance Cabinet (t), National Unity Cabinet (t), Revised Ampera Cabinet (Talk) Revised Dwikora Cabinet (t) Second Development Cabinet (Talk) Second Revised Dwikora Cabinet (t), Seventh Development Cabinet (t), Sixth Development Cabinet (Talk) Third Development Cabinet (Talk) United Indonesia Cabinet (Talk)

Political elements

Bhinneka Tunggal Ika (t), Commission I (t), List of Presidents of Indonesia (t), List of Prime Ministers of Indonesia (t), List of Vice Presidents of Indonesia (t), Pancasila (politics) (t), People's Consultative Assembly (t), People's Representative Council (t), President of Indonesia (t), Regional Representatives Council (t), Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia (t),

Law and constitution

Constitution of Indonesia (t),

Non-political organization articles

Education

Schools

Al-Mukmin Islamic school (t), Nurul Fikri Boarding School (t), SMA 3 Bandung (t),

Religious

Gereja Injili di Tanah Jawa (t), Huria Kristen Batak Protestant (t), Parisada Hindu Dharma (t),