Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a framed document hanging on a plain wall, likely indoors. The frame is ornate and gold-colored, with intricate decorative patterns along its edges. Inside the frame, the document is divided into three vertical columns, each with a dark green border. The document appears to be a historical or biographical account, written in Indonesian. The text, in Indonesian, describes the "Manaoib (Sejarah) Kanjeng Sultan Raden Abdul Fattah Al Akbar Sayyidin Panotogomo." This title translates to "Genealogy (History) of Sultan Raden Abdul Fattah the Great, the Pious Leader." The left column provides biographical details about Raden Abdul Fattah, including his birth year (1448 M / 1370 Saka), his lineage, his mother (Ibuya Putri Campa), and his childhood name (Pangeran Jimbun). It mentions his upbringing in Palembang, his move to Java at age 14, his marriage, and his association with the Wali (saints) who guided him in establishing the Glagah Wangi Bintoro Islamic kingdom. It also mentions his role in building mosques and his teachings. The middle column continues the narrative of Raden Abdul Fattah's life. It discusses his character and his ability to gain respect. It mentions his efforts in establishing the Demak Islamic kingdom and his title "Sultan Raden Abdul Fattah Al Akbar Sayyidin Panotogomo." It further details the founding of the Demak Islamic kingdom in 1478 M and his leadership, which was recognized throughout Java. It also mentions his marriage to Candara Senggala and his role in developing the Glagah Wangi Bintoro Islamic kingdom. The right column lists the principles of his governance and his lineage. It mentions eight principles of governance, such as high respect for truth and justice, respecting others, deliberation, and fulfilling societal needs. It then lists his ancestry, including Ratu Mas Panembahan Banten and Raden Patiunus. The text concludes with a prayer for God's mercy and blessings. A "Keterangan" (Notes) section at the bottom mentions that the historical account was presented at a seminar on May 29, 2004, in the Grand Mosque of Demak, during the commemoration of the Haul of Kanjeng Sultan Raden Abdul Fattah Al Akbar Sayyidin Panotogomo, held on the 13th of Jumadil Akhir. The presence of the "Masjid Agung Demak" (Great Mosque of Demak) in the notes explicitly places the context of this document in the city of Demak, Indonesia, a significant historical and religious center. The document is well-lit and clearly visible, suggesting it is an important piece
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