Surakarta, also known as Solo, is a city in Central Java, Indonesia, located in the Solo River Valley at the confluence of the Bengawan Solo and the Pepe Rivers. It has a tropical rainforest climate with an average temperature of 27°C (81°F) and an average annual rainfall of 2,000 mm (79 in). Surakarta was founded in 1745 by Pakubuwono II, the second ruler of the Surakarta Sunanate, and was once the capital of the kingdom. The city has a rich cultural heritage and is home to many historical and cultural landmarks, including the Surakarta Palace, the Mangkunegaran Palace, and the Radya Pustaka Museum.
Numerology for Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia
Chaldean Name Number
22 => 4
Pythagorean Name Number
11
Top 10 Common & Popular Names in Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia
Famous Persons from Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia
- Ali Fikry - Born on March 7, 2008 - Actor
- Alwi Farhan - Born on May 12, 2005 - Badminton player - Gold medal at the 2023 SEA Games | Boys' singles title at the 2023 World Junior Championships
- Vania Arianti Sukoco - Born on August 28, 1999 - Badminton player - 2016 Vietnam International Series (mixed doubles), 2017 National Championships (women's doubles)
- Shania Junianatha - Born on June 27, 1998 - Singer
- Toni Syarifudin - Born on June 13, 1997 - Sport cyclist - Silver medal at 2011 Southeast Asian Games | Competed in 2016 Summer Olympics
- Cindy Nirmala - Born on January 23, 1997 - Actor
- Arya Maulana Aldiartama - Born on September 30, 1995 - Badminton player
- Omar Daniel - Born on April 9, 1995 - Actor
- Kaesang Pangarep - Born on December 25, 1994 - Television producer, and Entrepreneur
- Rio Haryanto - Born on January 22, 1993 - Formula One driver, Racing automobile driver, and Socialite
- Dory Harsa - Born on November 27, 1992 - Musician, and Singer
- Bayu Nugroho - Born on May 11, 1992 - Association football player
- Mega Utami - Born on April 2, 1992 - Actor
- Renna Suwarno - Born on February 4, 1992 - Badminton player
- Fredy Setiawan - Born on November 29, 1991 - Badminton player - Bronze medal in men's singles SL4 event at the 2020 Summer Paralympics
- Diego Banowo - Born on November 24, 1991 - Association football player
- Muhammad Ulinnuha - Born on September 5, 1991 - Badminton player
- Ayu Gani - Born on August 13, 1991 - Model - Winner of Asia’s Next Top Model Cycle 3
- Kahiyang Ayu - Born on April 20, 1991 -
- Rizki Amelia Pradipta - Born on September 1, 1990 - Badminton player - national champion
- Ayu Wulansari Raharningtyas Marditia - Born on August 25, 1990 -
- Sulis - Born on January 23, 1990 - Actor
- Erick Estrada - Born on March 17, 1989 - Actor
- Selvi Ananda - Born on January 9, 1989 -
- Anindito Wahyu Erminarno - Born on April 13, 1988 - Association football player
- Gibran Rakabuming Raka - Born on October 1, 1987 - Politician
- Rory Asyari - Born on May 12, 1987 - News presenter - Putra Solo (2006) | Cosmo Male (2009)
- Akmaludin Akbar - Born on April 24, 1987 -
- Aris Setyawan - Born on April 14, 1987 - Ethnomusicologist, Journalist, Researcher, Editor, Musician, and Writer
- Andreas Adityawarman - Born on March 1, 1987 - Badminton player
- Endra Wijaya - Born on September 1, 1986 - Sport cyclist
- Wahyu Tri Nugroho - Born on July 27, 1986 - Association football player
- Rizal Armada - Born on January 4, 1986 - Singer
- Dedy Pratomo - Born on December 3, 1985 - TNI Angkatan Udara officer - Badge 1000 Jam Terbang
- Raden Ayu Rubyantara Tanjung - Born on November 29, 1985 - Civil servant
- Cornelio Sunny - Born on April 15, 1985 - Film producer, Film director, and Actor
- Maria Magdalena Blegur - Born on May 7, 1984 -
- Fenny Anastasia - Born on January 7, 1984 - News presenter
- Suryo Agung Wibowo - Born on October 8, 1983 - Athletics competitor
- Theodora Meilani Setyowati - Born on May 8, 1982 -
- Tia - Born on May 7, 1982 - Recording artist, and Singer
- Gunawan Tri Atmodjo - Born on May 1, 1982 - Writer
- Diliana Ermaningtias - Born on January 30, 1982 -
- Ratna Anjani - Born on December 28, 1981 - Singer
- Nia Chandra Kirana - Born on November 12, 1981 -
- Evin Novia - Born on May 27, 1981 -
- Wynne Prakusya - Born on April 26, 1981 - Tennis player
- Aditya Warman - Born on January 31, 1981 - Musician
- Adityawarman - Born on January 31, 1981 -
- Sruti Respati - Born on September 26, 1980 - Singer
- Buddhiarto - Born on July 25, 1980 -
- Hendri Susilo Pramono - Born on July 5, 1979 - Tennis player - Six medals at Southeast Asian Games | Team gold in 2003 | Two medals in soft tennis at Southeast Asian Games 2011
- Kusworo Wibowo - Born on February 6, 1979 - Polri officer
- Prajna P Kirana Laksmi - Born on July 5, 1978 -
- Yeyen Lidya - Born on May 5, 1978 - Presenter, Model, and Actor
- Dina Ardiyanti - Born on July 9, 1977 -
- Eng Hian - Born on May 17, 1977 - Olympic competitor, and Badminton player - Olympic bronze medal
- Deddy Mahendra Desta - Born on March 15, 1977 - Radio personality, Musician, Master of ceremonies, Comedian, and Actor
- Pritagita Arianegara - Born on November 23, 1976 - Film director
- David Bayu Danangjaya - Born on August 29, 1976 - Musician
- Endah laras - Born on August 3, 1976 - Artist
- Novel bin Muhammad Alaydrus - Born on July 24, 1975 - Preacher, and 'ālim
- Novel Alaydrus - Born on July 24, 1975 - Ulama, Da'i, and Pimpinan majelis ilmu dan dzikir
- Iwan Setiawan Lukminto - Born on June 24, 1975 - - Tatler 500 Indonesia
- Heru Cokro - Born on December 23, 1974 - Politician
- Wiji Lestari - Born on September 3, 1974 -
- Muhammad Hatta - Born on August 17, 1973 - Politician
- A. Riski Sadig - Born on March 10, 1973 - Politician
- Agung Setyabudi - Born on November 2, 1972 - Association football player
- Ronny Irawan - Born on October 26, 1972 - Film producer
- Oktino Setyo Irawan - Born on October 23, 1972 -
- Arianti Dewi - Born on September 27, 1972 -
- Decky Hardijantho - Born on August 7, 1972 - Politician
- Laila Istiana Ds - Born on August 3, 1972 - Politician
- Bobby Sandhora - Born on July 5, 1972 - Singer
- Rijfa Hadita - Born on April 25, 1971 -
- Diah Permatasari - Born on January 25, 1971 - Model, and Actor
- Kas Hartadi - Born on December 6, 1970 - Association football player, and Association football coach
- Eko Pece - Born on November 26, 1970 - Artist
- Abiyoso Seno Aji - Born on October 25, 1970 - High-ranking police officer
- Djoko Waseso - Born on September 9, 1970 - Politician
- Joko Sugeng Sriyanto - Born on June 7, 1970 - TNI-AU officer
- Airlangga - Born on April 24, 1970 -
- Muhammad Rizky - Born on February 5, 1970 - Journalist
- Melati Suryodarmo - Born on July 12, 1969 - Performance artist, Choreographer, and Sculptor - Bonnefanten Award for Contemporary Art (BACA) in 2022
- Daniel Adityajaya - Born on July 11, 1969 - Official
- Benny Tjokrosaputro - Born on May 15, 1969 - Investor, and Businessperson
- Jatmiko Adi - Born on April 25, 1969 - TNI-AU High Officer
- Bambang Suprianto - Born on February 20, 1969 - Olympic competitor, and Badminton player - national champion | Asian champion
- Wijayanto - Born on December 27, 1968 - Islamic preacher, and Lecturer
- Tung Desem Waringin - Born on December 22, 1968 - Writer
- Sri Rohana - Born on December 3, 1968 -
- Nucky Hendaryanti - Born on January 20, 1968 -
- Puspo Wardoyo - Born on November 30, 1967 - Businessperson
- Sosiawan Leak - Born on September 23, 1967 - Writer - penghargaan dari Yayasan Hari Puisi Indonesia
- Asep S. Sambodja - Born on September 15, 1967 - Writer (died: December 9, 2010)
- Warsito Taruno - Born on May 15, 1967 - Scientist
- Dewi Aty Indhrati Pringgodani - Born on January 23, 1967 -
- Jean Retno Aryani - Born on January 14, 1967 - Singer
- Rudy Gunawan - Born on December 31, 1966 - Olympic competitor, and Badminton player - Olympic silver medal | world champion | South East Asian Games champion
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