Central Java is a province of the Republic of Indonesia is located in central Java. A province whose government is in the city center of Semarang as its capital. Central Java has bordered by West Java Province in the west, the Indian Ocean and Yogyakarta in south, East Java in the east, and the Java Sea in the north. Its area 32800.69 km², or approximately 25.04% of the size of the island of Java. Central Java province also includes Nusakambangan Island in the south (near the border with West Java), as well as Java Karimun islands in the Java Sea. Central Java province has a total population of 34,897,757 people *). Definition of Central Java geographically and culturally sometimes also include the Special Region of Yogyakarta, Central Java, known as the "heart" of Javanese culture. Nevertheless in the province of Central Java, there are other tribes who have a different culture to Java, such as the Sundanese tribes on the border with West Java. In addition there are also citizens of Chinese-Indonesian, Arabic-Indonesia and India-Indonesia scattered throughout the province of Central Java. HISTORY OF CENTRAL JAVA PROVINCE As a province, Central Java has been known since the Dutch colonial era was based on the rules in force at the time . Age of Dutch occupation government in Java and Madura divided into Gewest (residency), Afdeeling / Regentschap (district), District / Standgeemente (Township), and Oderdistrict (District) by Wet houdende decentralisatie van het Bestuur in Nederland -Indie (Wet Decentralisatie 1903 ), the Occupation of Japan During the occupation, Japan amended the Local Governance namely Law No. 27 of 1942 (the Year of Japan in 2062), which stipulates that all Java except Vorstenkendeh (kingdoms) divided into regions Syuu (residency), Si ( Township), Ken (District), Gun (District), Son ConderDistrik and Ku (village) After the Independence of the Republic of Indonesia on August 17, 1945. The establishment of the Central Java Province established by Article 18 of the 1945 Constitution, published Law No. 10 of 1950 pursuant to Regulation No. 31 In 1950, Law 10 of 1950, was declared effective on August 15, 1950. Furthermore, based on the Central Java Provincial Regulation No. 7 of 2004 set Anniversary of the Province of Central Java on l5 August 1950. Central Java province is divided into several areas of public administration led by a local chief and the mayor. Various regions in Central Java has a natural beauty and a unique culture and appeal to tourists. For example, Plato in Wonosobo Dieng, Karimun Island in the district of Jepara, Prambanan temple in Klaten and in several other areas. Below are the cities and counties in the province of Central Java as having an attractive tourist charm, is as follows: http: //www.jatengprov.go.
Sedang diterjemahkan, harap tunggu..