Bengkulu
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| Motto: Ikan sejerek, bere secupak, madarrr! | |
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| Coordinate | {{{coordinate}}} |
| Tungku | Bengkulu (city) |
| Gobernador | Agusrin Maryono Najamuddin |
| Lapad/Dagul | 19,788.70 km² |
| Populasyun | 1,564,000 (2000) |
| Pangasiksik | {{{densities}}} |
| Katutubu | Javanese (22%), Rejang (21%), Serawai (18%) |
| Kasalpantayanan | Islam |
| Amanu | Bengkulu, Indonesian |
| Time zone | WIB (UTC+7) |
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Pilawen
- Reid, Anthony (ed.). 1995. Witnesses to Sumatra: A traveller's anthology. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press. pp. 125-133.
- Reprints of British-era primary source material
- Wilkinson, R.J. 1938. Bencoolen. Journal of the Malayan Branch Royal Asiatic Society. 16(1): 127-133.
- Overview of the British experience in Bencoolen
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