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Giri Kawangi Pujaran Giri Harja 2 sebagai Pelestari Wayang Golek di Kecamatan Ujungberung 1995-2025 Teddiansyah Nata Negara
Priangan: Journal of Islamic Sundanese Culture Vol. 4 No. 2 (2025): Priangan: Journal of Islamic Sundanese Culture
Publisher : UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15575/priangan.v4i2.52171

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Padepokan Giri Harja is a prominent center for the preservation and development of Wayang Golek, a traditional Sundanese puppet art, in West Java. Founded by the legendary puppeteer Abeng Sunarya, the institution has evolved into an artistic hub that fosters cultural education across generations. This study explores the significant role of Pujaran Giri Harja 2, led by puppeteer Awan Kartanda Suanda Ade Kosasih, a non-lineal disciple who has been officially acknowledged within the Sunarya lineage of cultural transmission. Using historical and oral history methodologies, the research investigates informal learning processes, spiritual and cultural values, and the dynamics of succession within the Giri Harja community. Findings reveal that Giri Harja does not limit its teachings to biological heirs but extends its legacy to dedicated disciples who embody the spiritual and cultural ethos of Sundanese puppetry. The pedagogy employed is experiential and rooted in daily practice, strengthening intergenerational bonds through emotional closeness and lived experience. Symbolic mechanisms, such as verbal certification (non-formal “diplomas”), serve as markers of skill recognition. The success of Giri Harja in extending its influence nationally and internationally is further supported by an inclusive and adaptive succession strategy. This study affirms that Pujaran Giri Harja 2 stands as a tangible representation of an open and spiritually rooted cultural inheritance system resilient to temporal changes.
Perjanjian Sunda-Portugis Tahun 1522: Politik, Ekonomi, dan Interaksi Awal Islam-Eropa di Nusantara Zaahidah Aufaa Ahdillah; Teddiansyah Nata Negara
Priangan: Journal of Islamic Sundanese Culture Vol. 5 No. 1 (2026): Priangan: Journal of Islamic Sundanese Culture
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15575/priangan.v5i1.54726

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This study examines the 1522 Sunda–Portuguese Treaty as an early milestone in the political and economic encounter between indigenous polities of the Indonesian archipelago and European powers. Following the Portuguese conquest of Malacca in 1511, Portugal sought to expand its commercial network toward the pepper-producing regions of West Java. The Kingdom of Sunda viewed an alliance with the Portuguese as a strategic measure to counter the expansionist threat of the Islam-oriented Demak Sultanate. Employing the historical method and the theoretical frameworks of Political Realism and Economic Diplomacy, this research interprets the treaty not merely as a manifestation of religious conflict, but as a calculated strategy of power consolidation and economic interest. Primary sources, including the Suma Oriental and the Padrao inscription of Sunda Kelapa, are analyzed to reconstruct the dynamics of this relationship. The findings indicate that the Sunda–Portuguese cooperation represented Sunda’s defensive interests and Portugal’s economic ambitions, while Demak’s attack in 1527 marked the beginning of a broader geopolitical confrontation between Islamic polities and Western powers in the sixteenth-century archipelago.
Co-Authors Zaahidah Aufaa Ahdillah