Indonesia

This source names Indonesia directly: "as the first Apostolic Delegate to Indonesia from 6 July 1947, the mission elevated to Apostolic Pro-Nunciature on 7 December 1965 and to a full Apostolic Nunciature on 14 June 1969."

This source names Indonesia directly: "2026 program in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, attended by 1,813 people in person and 602 by videoconference."

This source names Indonesia directly: "Norms, Five Genders among Bugis in Indonesia, published by Thomson Wadsworth in 2007 as part of the long running Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology series, is a short ethnography built on..."

This source names Indonesia directly: "after decades studying the music of Indonesia."

Gamelan Sekaten is kept by the Javanese courts of Indonesia and played through the week leading to Sekaten.

This source names Indonesia directly: "traditions from other regions of Indonesia, such as Bali, needs a source focused on that separate regional tradition rather than being drawn from this Central Javanese study."

This source names Indonesia directly: "conflict prevention organization whose Indonesia team maintained direct contact with combatants and officials on both sides of the Maluku conflict throughout its course."

About 87% Muslim, overwhelmingly Sunni; the world's largest Muslim population.

This source names Indonesia directly: "A Badan Wakaf Indonesia news page quoting its chairman's stated estimate of Indonesia's annual national waqf potential and the number of waqf locations recorded across the country."

This source names Indonesia directly: "Jiayi, and a hospital that opened in Indonesia in 2021."

This source names Indonesia directly: "and Brunei, and kuntilanak in Indonesia, especially Java."

This source names Indonesia directly: "as the largest Hindu temple site in Indonesia."

This source names Indonesia directly: "An Indonesian legal-affairs explainer site's account of Confucianism's official status in Indonesia: recognised in 1965 under Law No."

This source names Indonesia directly: "a bronze with silver inlay, Indonesia (Java), second half of the 9th to early 10th century, Asian Art department."

This source names Indonesia directly: "of the Bugis people of South Sulawesi, Indonesia, examining their maritime culture, social structure and the syncretic blending of Islamic practice with older indigenous religious elements, written..."

This source names Indonesia directly: "of the Toraja of highland Sulawesi in Indonesia."

This source names Indonesia directly: "headdress and batik skirt, West Java, Indonesia, Javanese culture, collected 1974 to 1976."

This source names Indonesia directly: "headdress and batik skirt, West Java, Indonesia, Javanese culture, collected 1974 to 1976 by Edward H."

This source names Indonesia directly: "record for wayang puppet theatre of Indonesia, proclaimed a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity in 2003 and inscribed in 2008, consulted 2026-08-13."

Associated with Barus on the west coast of Sumatra. The dates of his life are disputed.

The day of silence kept in Bali, and a public holiday only in Indonesia.

One of the nine walis of Javanese tradition. The accounts of his life are chronicle and hagiography rather than record, and his dates are unknown.

Java specifically; Bali, part of the same country entity, is named in the description as the exception this event does not cover.