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This book tells the story of the founding of a village named BUMEN, located in Temanggung Regency, Central Java, Indonesia, in the early 19th century following the end of the Diponegoro War. At the heart of the narrative is Tumenggung Nantangjudho, a former member of Prince Diponegoro's forces who was later appointed by the Dutch colonial government to oversee the region of Sumber Secang. Despite his new position, Tumenggung Nantangjudho remained restless. Deep within, he felt a lingering calling-to liberate and empower the local people so they could work freely, grow, and build a civilized society. Yet under the grip of colonial rule, this vision proved far from easy. It was a path fraught with obstacles and resistance. Through unwavering determination, patience, resilience, and humility, he gradually turned his vision into reality. His journey reflects not only the struggle for autonomy but also the enduring spirit of leadership rooted in service and hope.

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