Kartini
Indonesian heroine, feminist (1879-1904) · Indonesia · On the map · Died at 25
Raden Adjeng Kartini, also known as Raden Ayu Kartini, was a prominent Indonesian advocate of women's rights and female education.
Kartini is read about 419 times a day, in 40 languages.
A typical day, 30 days to 9 November 2026
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Kartini with her family, 1890 to 1904
Kartini: Part of a letter to Rosa Abendanon, 1903 or 1904. Dutch:Maar de vrouw kan zich los koopen, zij moet dan zooveel en zooveel betalen... Translation: But the woman can ransom herself, she then has to pay so and so much...
Portraits of - from left to right - the three sisters Kartini, Kardinah and Roekmini by two different mothers. Kartini and Kardinah were daughters of Ngasirah. Roekmini was the daughter of the chief wife, Raden Ayu Sosroningrat, 1902.
Raden Adipati Sosroningrat, regent of Jepara (1881-1905) and Kartini's father with a decoration. Probably Semarang, 1900.
Teak wood carvings were a typical feature in wealthy homes, including furniture and doors. A group of woodcarvers from Jepara at work, between 1900 and 1920.
Commemoration of Kartini Day 21 April 1953.
Kartini and Indonesian women emancipation statue, donated by Japanese people. East park of Merdeka Square, Jakarta, Central Jakarta. Photo 2010.Awards
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Indonesia
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Lived 1879 to 1904 · aged 25