Putu Wijaya

Born: April 11, 1944

Gender: male

Place of birth: Puri Anom, Tabanan, Bali, Indonesia

Genre: Poetry, Literature & Fiction

Influences: poetry, surrealism, theatre

Putu Wijaya, whose real name is I Gusti Ngurah Putu Wijaya, is an Indonesian author who was born in Bali on 11 April 1944. He was the youngest of eight siblings (three of them from a different father). He lived in a large housing complex with around 200 people who were all members of the same extended family, and were accustomed to reading. His father, I Gusti Ngurah Raka, was hoping for Putu to become a doctor, but Puti was weak in the natural sciences. He liked history, language and geography.

Putu Wijaya has already written around 30 novels, 40 dramas, about a hundred short stories, and thousands of essays, free articles and drama criticisms. He has also produced film and soap-opera scripts. He led the Teater Mandiri theatre since 197…more [close] Putu Wijaya, whose real name is I Gusti Ngurah Putu Wijaya, is an Indonesian author who was born in Bali on 11 April 1944. He was the youngest of eight siblings (three of them from a different father). He lived in a large housing complex with around 200 people who were all members of the same extended family, and were accustomed to reading. His father, I Gusti Ngurah Raka, was hoping for Putu to become a doctor, but Puti was weak in the natural sciences. He liked history, language and geography.

Putu Wijaya has already written around 30 novels, 40 dramas, about a hundred short stories, and thousands of essays, free articles and drama criticisms. He has also produced film and soap-opera scripts. He led the Teater Mandiri theatre since 1971, and has received numerous prices for literary works and soap-opera scripts.

He’s short stories often appear in the columns of the daily newspapers Kompas and Sinar Harapan. His novels are often published in the magazines Kartini, Femina and Horison. As a script writer, he has two times won the Citra prize at the Indonesian Film Festival, for the movies Perawan Desa (1980) and Kembang Kertas (1985).

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Ahmad Tohari

born: June 13, 1948

Gender: male

Place of birth: Indonesia

Genre: Literature & Fiction


Ahmad Tohari is Indonesia well-knowned writer who can picture a typical village scenery very well in his writings. He has been everywhere, writings for magazines. He attended Fellowship International Writers Program at Iowa, United State on 1990 and received Southeast Asian Writers Award on 1995.

His famous works are trilogy of Srintil, a traditional dancer (ronggeng) of Paruk Village: “Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk”, “Lintang Kemukus Dini Hari”, and “Jantera Bianglala”
On 2007, he releases again “Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk” in Java-Banyumasan language which is claimed to be the first novel using Java-Banyumasan. Toward his effort, he receives Rancage Award 2007. The book is only printed 1,500 editions and sol

Ahmad Tohari is Indonesia well-knowned writer who can picture a typical village scenery very well in his writings. He has been everywhere, writings for magazines. He attended Fellowship International Writers Program at Iowa, United State on 1990 and received Southeast Asian Writers Award on 1995.

His famous works are trilogy of Srintil, a traditional dancer (ronggeng) of Paruk Village: “Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk”, “Lintang Kemukus Dini Hari”, and “Jantera Bianglala”
On 2007, he releases again “Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk” in Java-Banyumasan language which is claimed to be the first novel using Java-Banyumasan. Toward his effort, he receives Rancage Award 2007. The book is only printed 1,500 editions and sold out directly in the book launch.


Bibliography:
* Kubah (novel, 1980)
* Ronggeng Dukuh Paruk (novel, 1982)
* Lintang Kemukus Dini Hari (novel, 1985)
* Jantera Bianglala (novel, 1986)
* Di Kaki Bukit Cibalak (novel, 1986)
* Senyum Karyamin (short stories, 1989)
* Bekisar Merah (novel, 1993)
* Lingkar Tanah Lingkar Air (novel, 1995)

* Nyanyian Malam (short stories, 2000)

* Belantik (novel, 2001)* Orang Orang Proyek (novel, 2002)
* Rusmi Ingin Pulang (kumpulan cerpen, 2004)

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Kutowujoyo

born: September 18, 1943

died: February 22, 2005

gender: male

place of birth: Indonesia


Kuntowijoyo was born at Sanden, Bantul, Yogyakarta. He graduated from UGM as historian and received his post-graduated at American History by The University of Connecticut in year 1974, and gained his Ph.D. of history from Columbia University in year 1980.

His father was a puppet master (dalang) and he lived under deep religious and art circumstances. He easily fond of art and writings and became a good friend of Arifin C. Noer, Syu’bah Asa, Ikranegara, Chaerul Umam, and Salim Said.

His first work was “Kereta Api yang Berangkat Pagi Hari”.

Y.B. Mangunwijaya

born: May 06, 1929

died: February 10, 1999

gender: male

place of birth: Indonesia


Yusuf Bilyarta Mangunwijaya was an architect, writer, Catholic priest, and activist. Romo Mangun (Father Mangun) was public-knowed by his novel “Burung-Burung Manyar” which awarded Ramon Magsaysay Award for South-East Asia Writings on 1996.

Not only fiction genre, Romo Mangun also write non-fiction and architectural works such as “Sastra dan Religiositas” which won The Best Non-Fiction in 1982.

Bibliography:
* Balada Becak, novel, 1985
* Balada dara-dara Mendut, novel, 1993
* Burung-Burung Rantau, novel, 1992
* Burung-Burung Manyar, novel, 1981
* Di Bawah Bayang-Bayang Adikuasa, 1987
* Durga Umayi, novel, 1985
* Esei-esei orang Republik, 1987
* Fisika Bangunan, buku Arsitektur, 1980
* Gereja Diaspora, 199…more

[close] Yusuf Bilyarta Mangunwijaya was an architect, writer, Catholic priest, and activist. Romo Mangun (Father Mangun) was public-knowed by his novel “Burung-Burung Manyar” which awarded Ramon Magsaysay Award for South-East Asia Writings on 1996.

Not only fiction genre, Romo Mangun also write non-fiction and architectural works such as “Sastra dan Religiositas” which won The Best Non-Fiction in 1982.

Bibliography:
* Balada Becak, novel, 1985
* Balada dara-dara Mendut, novel, 1993
* Burung-Burung Rantau, novel, 1992
* Burung-Burung Manyar, novel, 1981
* Di Bawah Bayang-Bayang Adikuasa, 1987
* Durga Umayi, novel, 1985
* Esei-esei orang Republik, 1987
* Fisika Bangunan, buku Arsitektur, 1980
* Gereja Diaspora, 1999
* Gerundelan Orang Republik, 1995
* Ikan-Ikan Hiu, Ido, Homa, novel, 1983
* Impian Dari Yogyakarta, 2003
* Kita Lebih Bodoh dari Generasi Soekarno-Hatta, 2000
* Manusia Pascamodern, Semesta, dan Tuhan: renungan filsafat hidup, manusia modern, 1999
* Memuliakan Allah, Mengangkat Manusia, 1999
* Menjadi generasi pasca-Indonesia: kegelisahan Y.B. Mangunwijaya, 1999
* Menuju Indonesia Serba Baru, 1998
* Menuju Republik Indonesia Serikat, 1998
* Merintis RI Yang Manusiawi: Republik yang adil dan beradab, 1999
* Pasca-Indonesia, Pasca-Einstein, 1999
* Pemasyarakatan susastra dipandang dari sudut budaya, 1986
* Pohon-Pohon Sesawi, novel, 1999
* Politik Hati Nurani
* Puntung-Puntung Roro Mendut, 1978
* Putri duyung yang mendamba: renungan filsafat hidup manusia modern
* Ragawidya, 1986
* Romo Rahadi, novel, 1981 (he used alias as Y. Wastu Wijaya)
* Roro Mendut, Genduk Duku, Lusi Lindri, novel trilogi, 1983-1987
* Rumah Bambu, 2000
* Sastra dan Religiositas, 1982
* Saya Ingin Membayar Utang Kepada Rakyat, 1999
* Soeharto dalam Cerpen Indonesia, 2001
* Spiritualitas Baru
* Tentara dan Kaum Bersenjata, 1999
* Tumbal: kumpulan tulisan tentang kebudayaan, perikemanusiaan dan kemasyarakatan, 1994
* Wastu Citra, buku Arsitektur, 1988

Pramoedya Ananta Toer

born: February 06, 1925

died:April 30, 2006

gender: male

place of birth: Indonesia

influences: Gunther Grass, Wertheim



Pramoedya Ananta Toer was an Indonesian author of novels, short stories, essays, polemics, and histories of his homeland and its people. A well-regarded writer in the West, Pramoedya’s outspoken and often politically charged writings faced censorship in his native land during the pre-reformation era. For opposing the policies of both founding president Sukarno, as well as those of its successor, the New Order regime of Suharto, he faced extrajudicial punishment. During the many years in which he suffered imprisonment and house arrest, he became a cause célèbre for advocates of freedom of expression and human rights.

Bibliography:
* Kranji-Bekasi Jatuh (1947)
* Perburuan (The Fugitive) (1950)
* Keluarga Gerilya (1950)
* Bukan Pasarm

Pramoedya Ananta Toer was an Indonesian author of novels, short stories, essays, polemics, and histories of his homeland and its people. A well-regarded writer in the West, Pramoedya’s outspoken and often politically charged writings faced censorship in his native land during the pre-reformation era. For opposing the policies of both founding president Sukarno, as well as those of its successor, the New Order regime of Suharto, he faced extrajudicial punishment. During the many years in which he suffered imprisonment and house arrest, he became a cause célèbre for advocates of freedom of expression and human rights.

Bibliography:
* Kranji-Bekasi Jatuh (1947)
* Perburuan (The Fugitive) (1950)
* Keluarga Gerilya (1950)
* Bukan Pasarmalam (1951)
* Cerita dari Blora (1952)
* Gulat di Jakarta (1953)
* Korupsi (Corruption) (1954)
* Midah - Si Manis Bergigi Emas (1954)
* Cerita Calon Arang (The King, the Witch, and the Priest) (1957)
* Hoakiau di Indonesia (1960)
* Panggil Aku Kartini Saja I & II (1962)
* The Buru Quartet
o Bumi Manusia (This Earth of Mankind) (1980)
o Anak Semua Bangsa (Child of All Nations) (1980)
o Jejak Langkah (Footsteps) (1985)
o Rumah Kaca (House of Glass) (198
* Gadis Pantai (The Girl from the Coast) (1982)
* Nyanyi Sunyi Seorang Bisu (A Mute’s Soliloquy) (1995)
* Arus Balik (1995)
* Arok Dedes (1999)
* Mangir (1999)
* Larasati (2000

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Marco Kartodikromo

born: December 13, 1901

Died: March 18, 1935

Gender: male

place of birth: Indonesia

Influences; Tirto Adhi Soeryo


Marco Kartodikromo was a journalist and also Indonesia independent activist, who makes him several times detained in the colonial era. All his works were created in prison, such as Student Hijo.

He also founder of Inlandsche Journalisten Bond, a journalist group on 1914. He became a student of Tirto Adhi Soeryo, another avant-garda journalist in that era.

He died in exile at Boven Digoel on 1935.

Bibliography:
* Mata Gelap (1914)
* Student Hidjo (191
* Matahariah (1919)
* Rasa Mardika (191 and reprinted 1931
* Sair Rempah-rempah (191
* Sair Sama Rasa Sama Rata (1917)
* Babad Tanah Djawi (1924-1925)

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Seno Gumira Ajidarma

born: June 19, 1958

Gender: male

place of birth; Indonesia

Website: http://sukab.wordpress.com/

Seno Gumira Ajidarma is a writer, photographer, and also a film critic. He writes short stories, novel, even comic book.

He has won numerous national and regional awards as a short-story writer. Also a journalist, he serves as editor of the popular weekly illustrated magazine Jakarta-Jakarta. His piece in this issue is an excerpt from his novel “Jazz, Parfum dan Insiden”, published by Yayasan Bentang Budaya in 1996.

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Ayu Utami

born: November 21, 1968

place of birth; Indonesia


Justina Ayu Utami is an Indonesian writer. She was once a journalist for many national magazine but now her main activity as a writer is on Cultural Journal Kalam and Teater Utan Kayu.

Her first novel “Saman” was appreciated by many writers and critics and awarded The Best Fiction by Dewan Kesenian Jakarta in 1998 and also won the Prince Claus Award 2000 from the Prince Claus Fund.

She published her second novel “Larung” in 2002.

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Nh. Dini

born; January 29, 1936

Gender; female

place of birth; Indonesia


NH Dini (Nurhayati Sri Hardini Siti Nukatin) started writing since 1951. In 1953, her short stories can be found in most of national magazines like Kisah, Mimbar Indonesia, and Siasat. She also writes poems, radio play, and novel.

Bibliography:
* Padang Ilalang di Belakang Rumah
* Dari Parangakik ke Kampuchea
* Sebuah Lorong di Kotaku
* Jepun Negerinya Hiroko
* Langit dan Bumi Sahabat Kami
* Namaku Hiroko
* Tirai Menurun
* Pertemuan Dua Hati
* Sekayu
* Pada Sebuah Kapal
* Kemayoran
* Keberangkatan
* Kuncup Berseri
* Dari Fontenay Ke Magallianes
* La Grande Borne

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Umar Kayam

born: April 30, 1932

Died: March 17, 2002

Gender; male

place of birth: Indonesia

Website: http://www.umarkayam.org


Many predicate have been given to Umar Kayam. He was a writer, lecturer, bigscreen artist. Most of his time was spended as a lecturer at Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta.

Bibliography:
* Sri Sumarah (Pustaka Jaya, 1975)
* Para Priyayi (Pustaka Jaya, 1992)
* Jalan Menikung/Para Priyayi 2 (Pustaka Jaya, 2002)


Bibliography:
* Sri Sumarah (Pustaka Jaya, 1975)
* Para Priyayi (Pustaka Jaya, 1992)
* Jalan Menikung/Para Priyayi 2 (Pustaka Jaya, 2002)

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Oka Rusmini

born: July 11, 1967

Gender: female

place of birth: Indonesia


Luh Ayu Oka Rusmini lives in Denpasar Bali, Indonesia. She often send her writings to national newspaper and this year read her poems at Winternachten Poem Festival at Netherland.

Her works describe women in the context of patriarchi culture in traditional society, and these become her characteristic.

Bibliography:
* Tarian Bumi (2000)
* Sagra (2001)
* Kenanga (novel)
* Patiwangi (poems)


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Sindhunata

born; May 12, 1952

Gender; male

place of birth: Indonesia

Dr. Gabriel Possenti Sindhunata, SJ, or just simply call him Romo Sindu is an Indonesian Catholic priest, also an editor for local culture magazine “Basis”. He also worked as journalist for national newspaper, especially for commenting football review and culture issues. His famous work was “Anak Bajang Menggiring Angin”.

Bibliography:
* Segelas Beras untuk Berdua, Penerbit Buku Kompas (2006)
* Dari Pulau Buru ke Venesia, Penerbit Buku Kompas (2006)
* Petruk Jadi Guru, Penerbit Buku Kompas (2006)
* Kambing Hitam: Teori Rene Girard (2006)
* Ilmu ngglethek Prabu Minohek(2004)
* Mengasih Maria: 100 tahun Sendangsono (2004) as editor
* Air Kata-kata (2003)
* Jembatan Air Mata: Tragedi Manusia Pengungsi Timor Timur

Dr. Gabriel Possenti Sindhunata, SJ, or just simply call him Romo Sindu is an Indonesian Catholic priest, also an editor for local culture magazine “Basis”. He also worked as journalist for national newspaper, especially for commenting football review and culture issues. His famous work was “Anak Bajang Menggiring Angin”.

Bibliography:
* Segelas Beras untuk Berdua, Penerbit Buku Kompas (2006)
* Dari Pulau Buru ke Venesia, Penerbit Buku Kompas (2006)
* Petruk Jadi Guru, Penerbit Buku Kompas (2006)
* Kambing Hitam: Teori Rene Girard (2006)
* Ilmu ngglethek Prabu Minohek(2004)
* Mengasih Maria: 100 tahun Sendangsono (2004) as editor
* Air Kata-kata (2003)
* Jembatan Air Mata: Tragedi Manusia Pengungsi Timor Timur (2003)
* Bola di balik bulan: Catatan sepak bola Sindhunata (2002)
* Long and Winding Road, East Timor (2001)
* Pendidikan: Kegelisahan Sepanjang Zaman: Pilihan Artikel Basis (2001) - as editor
* Membuka Masa Depan Anak-anak kita: Mencari Kurikulum Pendidikan Abad XXI (2000)
* Menggagas Paradigma Baru Pendidikan: Demokratisasi, Otonomi, Civil Society, Globalisasi (2000) - as editor
* Sumur Kitiran Kencana: Karumpaka ing Sekar Macapat Dening D.F. Sumantri Hadiwiyata (2000)
* Sakitnya Melahirkan Demokrasi (2000)
* Bisikan Daun-daun Sabda (2000)
* Tak Enteni Keplokmu: Tanpa Bunga dan Telegram Duka (2000)
* Bayang-bayang Ratu Adil (1999)
* Menjadi Generasi Pasca-Indonesia: Kegelisahan Y.B. Mangunwijaya (1999) - as editor
* Pergulatan Intelektual dalam Era Kegelisahan: Mengenang Y.B. Mangunwijaya (1999) - as editor
* Cikar Bobrok (199
* Mata Air Bulan (199
* Sayur Lodeh Kehidupan: Teman dalam Kelemahan (199 - as editor
* Sisi Sepasang Sayap: Wajah-wajah Bruder Jesuit (199
* Semar Mencari Raga (1996)
* Aburing kupu-kupu kuning (1995)
* Nderek Sang Dewi ing Ereng-erenging Redi Merapi (1995)
* Hoffen auf den Ratu-Adil: das eschatologische Motiv des “Gerechten Königs” im Bauernprotest auf Java während des 19. und zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts (1992) - disertasi
* Baba Bisa Menjadi Indonesier: Bung Hatta, Liem Koen Hian, dan Sindhunatha, Menyorot Masalah Cina di Indonesia (198
* Anak Bajang Menggiring Angin (1983)
* Bola-Bola Nasib: Catatan Sepak Bola Sindhunata

Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono

General (Ret.) Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) was born in 9 September 1949 is the sixth President of Indonesia (2004 - 2009) after Presidents Sukarno, Suharto, Habibie, Abdurahman Wahid and Megawati.

Education
Bachelor degree from Indonesia’s military academy in 1973.
Joining the Airborne and Ranger Course at Fort Benning United States in 1975.

Masters degree in Management from Webster University in 1991.
PhD in agricultural economics from Insitut Pertanian Bogor (IPB) Bogor Agricultural Institute on 3 October 2004
Participating in Infantry Officer Advanced Course at Fort Benning USA and in the On The Job Training with the 82nd Airborne Division (1981 / 1982)
Joining jungle warfare school in Panama in 1982
Undertaking the Antitank weapons Course in Belgium and Canada in 1983 / 1984
Taking a Battalion Commando Course in Malaysia in 1985
Studying at US Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas in 1991

Career
Joining Kostrad and became a platoon Commander in the 330 Airborne Battalion
Mortar platoon commander in 1977
Operations Officer for an Airborne Brigade during 1977-1978
Battalion Commander at Kostrad between 1979-1981
At Army Headquarters for two years 1981-1982
Commander of the Infantry Trainers’ School 1983
Batalion Commander KODAM IX/Udayana Bali between 1986-1988
Indonesia’s Chief Military Observer of United Nation Peacekeeping Force in Bosnia in 1995-96

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As reported by BBC, Mr Yudhoyono is probably best known internationally for his leading role in Indonesia’s fight against terrorism in the wake of the Bali bombing in 2002.

His speech on the anniversary of the attack was seen as one of the strongest delivered by any Indonesian leader on an issue which is still politically sensitive.

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Megawati

Diah Permata Megawati Setiawati Soekarnoputri (born January 23, 1947), was (the fifth) President of Indonesia from July 2001 to October 20, 2004. She was the country’s first female President, and the first Indonesian leader born after independence. She is the daughter of Indonesia’s first president, Sukarno.[1]

Megawati entered politics in 1987 as a candidate of the Indonesian Democratic party (PDI) and served in parliament for 10 years. She was elected head of the PDI for a five-year term in 1993 but was removed in 1996, at which time she formed the Indonesia Democratic party of Struggle (PDI-P). Her party won a plurality in the 1999 parliamentary elections, and she ran unsuccessfully for president the same year.[2]

Despite Megawati’s high profile, her bid for the presidency came under fire because of her gender. In the largest Islamic nation in the world-90 percent of Indonesia’s 200 million inhabitants are Muslim-her opponents claimed that she should not be elected because of her gender. Although Islamic law does not prohibit a woman from leading the country, and religion is not seen as having nearly as much clout as politics in the nation, some were trying to stir public sentiment against the concept. Although Megawati was a practicing Muslim, some were suspicious of how much of an adherent she was, due to her wide support from non-Muslims. Other issues included her three marriages and her lack of a formal degree.

Hours before the assembly vote was scheduled in October 1999, the Golkar party humiliated Habibie by replacing him as a presidential candidate with party chair, Akbar Tanjung, the speaker of the parliament. This change did not make a difference, though. In a surprise shift in support, the assembly voted in Wahid, the Muslim leader respected for his teachings on tolerance and self-respect. The vote was 373 for Wahid, 313 for Megawati, and five abstentions. As predicted, there were outbursts of violence, but not nearly as bad as expected. Megawati appeared on television holding Wahid’s hand, and she commented, according to Mydans, “For the unity of the nation I call on the people of Indonesia to accept the results of the election.”[3]

Wahid encountered numerous problems as president of a resurgent democracy, and in mid-2000 he turned the administration of everyday operations over to her. When the parliament voted the following year to remove Wahid from office, she was chosen as president. She subsequently (2004) failed to win election to the office at the polls, losing to former general Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.[4]

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Hidayat Nur Wahid

Mr Hidayat Nur Wahid is the chairman of the People Consultative Assemby (MPR). He is also a founder of the Justice Party, now known as the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS), a new and influential political party that aims to introduce a more progressive form of Islam in Indonesia. Hidayat, president of the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) from 2000-2003, represents a party that increased its percentage of votes for the House of Representatives (DPR) by 650 percent in 2004 over 1999. Although considered an Islamist party in 1999 when its platform was based on the state imposing shari’a for all Muslims, the party dropped that plank in 2004 and ran instead on anti-corruption, transparency and public service. Although receiving only seven percent of the votes in 2004, if its rate of growth continues it will likely be a major party in the legislature in 2009 and will be in a position to field a presidential candidate by 2014 or sooner.

Hidayat was trained as a scholar, not a politician. Born in East Java and schooled at the well-known modernist pesantren in Gontor, he went on to the State Islamic Institute in Yogyakarta and the Islamic University of Madinah, Saudi Arabia, where he spent ten years between the ages of 22 and 32 in a doctorate program and on the faculty. Returning to Indonesia, he has in the last decade been a lecturer, author and leader in Islamic studies and organizations.

Immediately after taking his position as the chairman of MPR, he announced he would shun accommodation in a nearby five-star hotel, pointing out that if all legislators did the same it would save the state billions of rupiah. He also announced he will refuse to accept the state-issued official Volvo sedans. A rare character, low profile, a man of his word, he continues to do what best for Indonesia.

Hamengkubuwana X

Hamengkubuwono X (born 2 April 1946) is the hereditary king of the historical Yogyakarta Sultanate in Indonesia, and is currently also the elected governor of the modern Yogyakarta Special Region. He was inaugurated on 3 October 1998.

According to special status granted to the Yogyakarta state when the Republic of Indonesia was formed, the hereditary king is to hold the position of governor of the province. However, this provision was not honored by the Indonesian central government when Hamengkubuwono X ascended the throne in 1988. The then-serving hereditary vice-governor Sri Paku Alam VIII, prince of an enclave within Yogyakarta, was instead elevated to the position of governor.

In 1998 the central government required an election be held for the post of governor, and Hamengkubuwono X was elected by the province’s assembly.

Background

He was educated in law at the Universitas Gajah Mada in Yogyakarta.

Title
From birth up to marriage: Bendoro Raden Mas Herjuno Darpito
After marriage up to appointment as Crown Prince: Kanjeng Gusti Pangeran Haryo (KGPH) Mangkubumi
As Crown Prince: KGPAA Hamengku Negara Sudibyo Raja Putra Nalendra Mataram.
As Sultan: Ngarsa Dalem Sampeyan Dalem Ingkang Sinuwun Kangjeng Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono Senapati ing Ngalogo Ngabdurrokhman Sayidin Panatagama Khalifatullah ingkang jumeneng kaping X