By: M. Farid W Makkulau
ETTAPEDIA.ORG - Ever visited Makassar City, South Sulawesi? Makassar City is a leading city in Eastern Indonesia. It's history can still be traced through the remaining historical heritage, proof that this area was once one of...
By: M. Farid W Makkulau, Researcher of Bissu Communities
ETTAPEDIA.ORG - Hearing the word of 'Bissu', the memory of everyone in the Bugis and Makassar peoples must be the figure of a malebbi (graceful or unique) pre-Islamic bugis preacher during the...
By: M. Farid W Makkulau
ETTAPEDIA.ORG - THE BUGIS are ethnic groups - the most of the three main language groups and ethnicities of South Sulawesi, in the southwest Sulawesi province, the third largest island in Indonesia. Thus the author quoted...
By: M. Farid W Makkulau
ETTAPEDIA.ORG - The writing of local history is still dominated by the disclosure of the three great kingdoms that once existed in South Sulawesi, namely First, the Kingdom of Luwu whose king is called...
By: M. Farid W Makkulau
ETTAPEDIA.ORG - An ancient architecture of European style stands firmly in Sinjai District, South Sulawesi is crowded on holidays. Its a fortress of the past as a symbol of the unity of the three kingdoms and...
Oleh: M. Farid W Makkulau
Related Post: National Treasure, Ekspedisi Wilkes dan La Galigo
ETTAPEDIA.ORG - Sureq Galigo or La Galigo is an epic creation myth of the Bugis (Buginese) from South Sulawesi, written down in manuscript form between the 18th...
By: M. Farid W Makkulau
ETTAPEDIA.ORG - Makassar Bugis Society is a society that likes to make agreements (Buginese: Ulu Ada ', Makassarese: Ulu Kana), not only in social life, but also in the context of local government and political life.
The...
By: M. Farid W Makkulau
ETTAPEDIA.ORG - In Lesang, Biraeng Area, Minasate’ne District, Pangkep Regency, the Leang Lompoa is cave is 5 m up the ground level and the size of the cave mouth measures 8 m high and 27,5...
By: M. Farid W Makkulau
ETTAPEDIA.ORG - THIS word, Manu '(in Bugis Languange) or Jangang (in Makassar Languange) meaning chicken, is a very close word in the life of Bugis Makassar people. Cultural Reasearcher, Gilbert Hamonic mentions that botanical culture...
