1936 – 2019
Third President of Indonesia (1998-1999) and renowned aeronautics engineer who designed Indonesia's first domestically produced aircraft.
1940 – 2009
Fourth President of Indonesia (1999-2001) and influential Islamic scholar who promoted religious tolerance and democratic reforms during his presidency.
1961 – Present
Seventh President of Indonesia since 2014, former Governor of Jakarta known for his populist approach and infrastructure development programs.
1986 – Present
Indonesian pop star and actress who began her career as a child performer and became one of Asia's most successful recording artists with multiple platinum albums.
1974 – Present
Indonesian singer-songwriter who achieved international success as a French citizen, known for hits like "Snow on the Sahara" and serving as a coach on talent shows across multiple countries.
1901 – 1970
Founding father and first President of Indonesia who proclaimed the nation's independence in 1945 and led the country until 1967.
1921 – 2008
Second President of Indonesia who ruled for over three decades (1967-1998) and established the authoritarian New Order regime before resigning during the 1998 reform movement.
1917 – 1984
Third Vice President of Indonesia (1978-1983) and prominent journalist who played a key role in Indonesia's foreign policy and Non-Aligned Movement leadership.
1996 – Present
Indonesian beauty queen who won Miss International 2019, becoming the first Indonesian to claim this international pageant title.
1949 – Present
Sixth President of Indonesia (2004-2014) and former military general who was the first directly elected president in Indonesian history.
1951 – Present
Eighth President of Indonesia since 2024 and former military general who previously served as Defense Minister under Joko Widodo.
1984 – 2021
Indonesian badminton player who won the men's doubles gold medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics partnering with Hendra Setiawan.
1987 – Present
Indonesian badminton player who won Olympic gold in women's doubles at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, securing Indonesia's first Olympic gold in that event.
1947 – Present
Fifth President of Indonesia (2001-2004) and daughter of founding president Sukarno, she was the country's first female president.
1925 – 2006
Renowned Indonesian author whose Buru Quartet tetralogy is considered one of the greatest works of Southeast Asian literature, despite being banned during the Suharto era.
1981 – Present
Indonesian badminton champion who won Olympic gold in men's singles at the 2004 Athens Olympics and multiple world championship titles.
1993 – Present
Indonesian racing driver who became the first Indonesian to compete in Formula One when he raced for Manor Racing in 2016.
1962 – Present
Indonesian economist and Finance Minister who previously served as Managing Director of the World Bank and is recognized for her expertise in public finance.
1971 – Present
Indonesian badminton legend who won Olympic gold in women's singles at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, becoming Indonesia's first Olympic champion.
1942 – Present
Indonesian businessman and politician who served two non-consecutive terms as Vice President under both Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and Joko Widodo.
1992 – Present
Indonesian national team defender who has played for clubs in Spain's La Liga and represented Indonesia in international competitions.
991 – 1049
Monarch of Kadiri kingdom
1784 – 1823
Susuhunan of Surakarta
1294 – 1375
King of Malayapura (present-day West Sumatra), ruling circa 1347–1375 CE
1943 – Present
Thirteenth Vice President of Indonesia since 2019 and prominent Islamic scholar who previously served as chairman of the Indonesian Ulema Council.