Cultural Profile
Cirebonese culture developed from a mix of Javanese and Sundanese traditions, influenced by the establishment of the Cirebon Sultanate in the 15th century.
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['The establishment of the Cirebon Sultanate in the 15th century.', 'The spread of Islam in the region influenced by Wali Songo.', 'Colonial interactions during the Dutch East Indies period.']
Predominantly Islam, with a strong influence from Sufi traditions.
['Community cooperation', 'Respect for elders', 'Religious devotion']
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Cirebonese communities are typically organized around extended families and local leaders.
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['Batik Cirebon', 'Cirebon glass painting']
['Gamelan Cirebon', 'Tarling music']
['Topeng Cirebon dance']
Use of herbal remedies and traditional healers known as 'dukun'.
Access to modern healthcare facilities is available, though traditional practices remain popular.
Islamic boarding schools (pesantren) play a significant role in education.
Public and private schools follow the national curriculum, with increasing emphasis on higher education.
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Increased use of technology in cultural promotion and preservation.
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Challenges include the erosion of traditional practices due to globalization.
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