Armorial de Indonesia

Esta es una lista de emblemas o escudos de armas utilizados en Indonesia . Indonesia está dividida en 38 provincias y cada provincia se divide en regencias (kabupaten) y ciudades (kota). Hay 416 regencias y 98 ciudades . Cada provincia, regencia y ciudad tiene su propio emblema.

Muchos de los emblemas incorporan arroz y algodón (para la prosperidad y el quinto principio de Pancasila , un remanente de la heráldica socialista popular durante la era de la democracia guiada ); símbolos que marcan Pancasila en su totalidad; así como símbolos que marcan la fecha en que Indonesia declaró su independencia , el 17 de agosto de 1945.

Nacional

Provincial

Regencias y ciudades

Aceh

Sumatra del Norte

Sumatra occidental

Riau

Islas Riau

Jambi

Sumatra del Sur

Bengkulu

Islas Bangka-Belitung

Lampung

Bantén

Jacarta

Java Occidental

Java Central

Región Especial de Yogyakarta

Java Oriental

Bali

West Nusa Tenggara

East Nusa Tenggara

West Kalimantan

Central Kalimantan

South Kalimantan

East Kalimantan

North Kalimantan

West Sulawesi

South Sulawesi

Southeast Sulawesi

Central Sulawesi

Gorontalo

North Sulawesi

Maluku

North Maluku

Southwest Papua

West Papua

Central Papua

South Papua

Highland Papua

Papua

Historical

National

Emblem of East Indies (Indonesia) during VOC rule (1602–1799)
Coat of arms of Dutch East Indies (1800–1945)
Proposed first design of the coat of arms of United States of Indonesia (1949–1950)
Proposed second design of the coat of arms of United States of Indonesia (1949–1950)
Proposed third design of the coat of arms of United States of Indonesia (1949–1950)
One of the early design of the coat of arms of United States of Indonesia after third proposal, deemed too mythical by Masyumi (1949–1950)
Prototype of the present national coat of arms, deemed to similar to the United States bald eagle (1950)

Kingdom and Sultanate

The Surya Majapahit, the emblem of the Majapahit Empire (1293–1527). The empire was dissolved in 1527 after being defeated by the Demak Sultanate.
Coat of arms of Yogyakarta Sultanate (since 1755), the only monarchy with political power in Indonesia.
Emblem of Surakarta Sunanate (since 1745). Its political power was taken by the government in 1946 and the territory merged into Central Java. But it still exists as a protector of Javanese culture
Coat of arms of the Riau-Lingga Sultanate (1824-1911). The sultanate was occupied, then abolished by the Dutch in 1911 and its territory were directly annexed into the Dutch East Indies.
Coat of arms of the Deli Sultanate (1632-1946). Its political power was taken by the government in 1946 and the territory merged into North Sumatra.
Coat of arms of the Pontianak Sultanate (1771-1950). Its political power was taken by the government in 1959 and the territory merged into West Kalimantan.
Emblem of the Banten Sultanate (1527–1813). The sultanate was defeated and abolished by the Dutch authority in 1813 while its remaining territory was annexed into the Dutch East Indies.
Royal seal of Sultan Tangkal Alam of the Pagaruyung Kingdom (1347–1833). The kingdom was defeated and abolished by the Dutch in 1833 after the Padri War while its remaining territory was annexed into the Dutch East Indies.
Emblem of the Lanfang Republic (1777–1884), a tributary state of the Qing Dynasty established in West Kalimantan, which was then occupied and dissolved by the Dutch in 1884.

Subdivisions

States

Coat of arms of the former State of East Indonesia (1946–1950).
Coat of arms of the former State of East Indonesia (1946–1950) with escutcheon.
Coat of arms of the former State of East Sumatra (1947–1950)
Coat of arms of the former State of Pasundan (1948–1950).

Provinces

Emblem of the former province of East Timor (1976–1999), now the independent state of East Timor.
Emblem of the former Municipality of Greater Jakarta (1951–1960) and the first emblem of Special Capital Region of Jakarta (1960–1963).
Former emblem of Special Capital Region of Jakarta (1963–1964). The motto was written in Republican Spelling System, which in current version was replaced by the Indonesian Spelling System from 1964 onwards.
Former emblem of North Kalimantan (2014–2021) as per North Kalimantan Governor Regulation No. 4/2014.^[41]
Former emblem of the then Irian Jaya (1963–2002), now Papua.
Former emblem of the then West Irian Jaya (1999–2007), now West Papua.
Former temporary emblem of Southwest Papua (2022–2023).
Former temporary emblem of Highland Papua (2022–2023).

Colonial era

Coat of Arms of Ambon during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Bandung during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Batavia during Dutch colonization, now called Jakarta.
Coat of Arms of Buitenzorg during Dutch colonization, now called Bogor.
Coat of Arms of Cheribon during Dutch colonization, now called Cirebon.
Coat of Arms of Garut during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Magelang during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Makassar during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Malang during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Manado during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Medan during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Oosthaven during Dutch colonization, now called Bandar Lampung.
Coat of Arms of Padang during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Palembang during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Pekalongan during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Semarang during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Sukabumi during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Surabaya during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Madiun during Dutch colonization.
Coat of Arms of Pontianak during Dutch colonization.

Cities and regencies

Former emblem of Toba Samosir Regency. The regency was renamed into Toba Regency as of 2020 which affects the use of the former Emblem.^[42]
Former emblem of Pasaman Regency (1981–2012). With the creation of new West Pasaman Regency from its territory this logo was deemed not reflecting the current reality and replaced.^[43]
Former emblem of Payakumbuh City (1972–2012). With the addition of more nagaris into its territory, this logo was deemed not reflecting the current reality and replaced.^[44]
Emblem of former Tanjung Jabung Regency, now split into West Tanjung Jabung Regency and East Tanjung Jabung Regency since 1999.^[45]
Former logo of Penukal Abab Lematang Ilir Regency (2012–2016), rice and cotton not yet added.^[46]
Former emblem of Pangkal Pinang City
Former emblem of Central Lampung Regency
Former emblem of South Lampung Regency (1981–2011), this logo was deemed not reflecting the current reality and replaced in 2011.^[47]
Former emblem of West Lampung Regency, with the creation of Pesisir Barat Regency from its territory, this logo was deemed not reflecting the current reality and replaced in 2015.^[48]
Former emblem of Mesuji Regency (2011–2017).^[49]
Former emblem of Bandar Lampung
Former emblem of Banjarnegara Regency (1967–2022)
Former emblem of Kendal Regency (1967–2011) replaced because it deemed not reflecting the current reality.^[50]
Former logo of Pekalongan City used from 2014, deemed too abstract and after negative response the logo was reverted in 2017 to a 1958 coat-of-arms.^[51]
A variant of old and incorrect (albeit used officially) emblem of Dompu Regency.^[52]
Emblem of the former Pontianak Regency (1963–2014). To prevent confusion with Pontianak City this regency was renamed to Mempawah Regency.^[53]
Emblem of Kutai Regency, now called Kutai Kartanegara Regency and has a new Emblem
Former emblem of Mahakam Ulu Regency (2013–2019).^[54]
Emblem of North Mamuju Regency, renamed to Pasangkayu Regency in 2018
Former emblem of East Kolaka Regency (2013–2022).^[55]
Former emblem of Muna Regency (2002–2012). With the creation of new West Muna Regency and North Buton Regency this logo was deemed not reflecting the current reality and replaced.^[56]
First emblem of Southeast Minahasa Regency (2007–2010).^[57]
Second emblem of Southeast Minahasa Regency (2010-2014). This emblem was negatively received because of lack of "Manguni" (Owl), faunal identity used by Minahasan people.^[58]
Former emblem of Buru Regency.
Emblem of Tanimbar Islands Regency used until 2019, this regency was formerly known as Western Southeast Maluku Regency.
Former emblem of Fakfak Regency (1975–2008). By the suggestion of traditional leaders, the nutmeg fruit are reversed.^[59]
Former emblem of Jayawijaya Regency.

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