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Just as this K-1 cart braves the rugged hills and solemn valleys, so too shall I press onward, threading the silver wires of wisdom through the land, that light and learning may follow in my wake.
Just as this K-1 cart braves the rugged hills and solemn valleys, so too shall I press onward, threading the silver wires of wisdom through the land, that light and learning may follow in my wake.
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Kaliper1, also known as K1, is a Wikipedian editor who has been editing articles since 25 June 2020. Kaliper1 began contributing to various Wikimedia sites by initially focusing on making minor improvements such as correcting grammatical errors, adding citations, fixing formatting, adding category and image tags, captions, and links. This hobby served as a pastime after half-retiring from other endeavors. However, due to the upheaval of 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic, kaliper1 found themselves with an abundance of free time, leading to feelings of boredom and a desire to make a positive impact on the world. As a result, they turned their attention towards contributing to Wikipedia and other related sites, with the aim of making meaningful contributions to the broader online community.

Contributions

To many to list them down, You can see my Wikipedia contributions here and Commons uploads, in which some are still in display, are here.

Persons of interests in China

One of the first image/texts edits I've done in Wikipedia was concerning persons of interests in China. Specifically 1920-1940s Manchukuo and Northeast China. I've initially chosen this due to the fact that I was returning back from Beijing. Visiting Museums, Universities (Jilin and Northeast), Old Buildings, and Religious sites in northeast china, that's plastered with history, intrigues me. And during my time there, I've had uploaded photos on Baidu baike (Chinese: 百度百科; pinyin: Bǎidù Bǎikē; lit. 'Baidu Encyclopedia'), A chinese version of Wikipedia per-say. Mainly about unknown and obscure old photos catalogued in museums from the 1920-40's. As of now i've only uploaded Pictures of Feng Yong (Chinese: 馮庸) and Ying Qianli (Chinese: 英千里) from my Baidu baike postings and scouring. So far also i'm planning to add all of my picture postings in Baidu baike site to wikipedia for the world to see. On 2024, I've revisited China, specifically in the Dunhuang area where I traversed the via a local bus. This visit was specifically towards interest within the Silk road, eventually reaching Xi'an. Most of my photos was corrupted due to a damaged SD drive, but thankfully some was managed to get extracted. I'll upload some here at commons.

Everything Timor-Leste

I have had the opportunity to contribute to the Wikipedia pages related to Timor-Leste, a small country situated between Indonesia and Australia. Specifically, my focus has been on editing and improving the political and geographical sections of these pages. One significant challenge I encountered was the scarcity of information on the English version of the Timor-Leste Wiki in comparison to the more extensive and detailed German Wiki pages. To address this disparity, I decided to translate relevant pages from German to English, which allowed me to make meaningful contributions to the English language wiki community. I noticed that there were far more German language Wikis about Timor-Leste than English, and the Indonesian Wiki was highly underdeveloped. Given that I had some understanding of the German language, albeit a bit rusty and not in use for a long time, I decided to contribute my skills and knowledge to this cause. Thus far, I have been able to make a meaningful contribution by translating and expanding several Wiki pages related to Timor-Leste by also joining WikiProject East Timor.

One out of many examples of the changes I made to these Wiki pages can be seen in the pages for KOTA, PUN, and PST, where I added detailed information on the geography and politics of these regions. I find Timor-Leste to be a fascinating country with a rich cultural history and also personal history! In which, motivated me to contribute to these Wiki pages. I wish to visit Timor-Leste one last time. However, that is a story for another time. In the meantime, I hope others can appreciate the work that I, and many others, have done to improve the quality and depth of information available on Timor-Leste.

ASEAN

My interest in ASEAN (the Association of Southeast Asian Nations) comes from a long and deep fascination with regional cooperation, diplomacy, and the cultural ties that bind Southeast Asia together. I began editing and improving ASEAN-related articles to clarify and expand historical contexts, particularly those involving the founding period in the late 1960s. Much of my work has focused on the ASEAN Declaration (Bangkok Declaration), the formation meetings in Bangkok, and the early diplomatic efforts involving Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. I was inspired to contribute after studying archival newspapers and documents from the region, including materials from national archives and various foreign ministry publications during my time in university.

My goal is to help make ASEAN articles more comprehensive and accessible, not only for Southeast Asian readers but also for the wider global community. I have a mission to make ASEAN related articles to be comparable to the standards of WikiProject European Union; as much as 1:1. As I, and many parts of the community, see the EU as our main role model; and we should follow their example. Indeed, it is a one-man band. But it is hoped that these efforts will encourage greater understanding of ASEAN’s role in regional stability, economic growth, and cultural exchange in Asia. If the EU can work, so to does ASEAN. And if a sitting Defence Secretary of the U.S. does not know what ASEAN is,[1] then there is much more work to be done.

Pop Kreatif

If you're here from the Pop Kreatif article, I'd recommend listen to this Playlist first to get the idea of what is truly, Indonesia's City Pop. [Give it a try.]

Current drafts

Even as an established editor with the rights and requirements of autoconfirmed status to publish articles directly, I rarely make use of that route. Instead, I typically opt to create articles through the Articles for Creation (AfC) process. Both for the purposes of a better review and recheck, a second opinion is incorporated into the drafting stage. It is, in my view, a safer and more reliable method that helps refine an article to its fullest. The only exceptions are articles tied to ongoing events or matters of timeliness, where immediate publication may be warranted.
Did you know ...
... that drafting an article could take weeks, even months?

I'm somewhere between draft #37 and #84.
One eye on the citations, one hand on the cig. If it ain’t done by tonight, it’s getting done tomorrow. Maybe.

Here are Kaliper1's current drafts. You may see my work being done below.

Expansions. Articles not made by me, but have the obligation to look better than my articles.

> Reason: Updated needed (c.2005)

> Reason: Suspect. per WP:LLM.

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Moh. Ilyas family line

You might have seen the infobox. Yes, you read it right. I am a direct descendant of Prince Diponegoro. My branch traces through the Sokaraja line of the Naqshbandiyah Khalidiyah Mujaddadiyah: from KH Ali Dipowongso in Makkah to KH Moh Ilyas in Sokaraja, then through the successive caretakers of that pesantren tradition. The line is named as the Moh. Ilyas great family line. The chain begins with Kanjeng Sultan Hamengkubuwono III of the Keraton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat, followed by his son and heir in struggle, Bendara Pangeran Harya (BPA) Prince Diponegoro, the National Hero.

Kyai Haji Raden Mas Muhammad Ilyas Ziarah kubur site in Sokaraja, Banyumas Central Java, Indonesia
Prince Diponegoro first married at the age of 27. He wed Ayu Retno Madubrongto, a religious teacher and the second daughter of Kiai Gede Dadapan. From this union, he was blessed with a son, Putra Diponegoro II.[2] From him the line continues on from Kanjeng Pangeran Adipati (KPA) Diponegoro II of Diponingrat, then to Kyai Haji Ali Dipowongso, who was active and studied deeply in Mekkah,[3][4] and then to Kyai Haji Raden Mas Moh. Ilyas bin Ali Dipowongso, the founder of the Tarekat Naqsyabandiyah Mujaddadiyah in Sokaraja.[5][6] After him, the mantle passed to Kyai Haji Raden Affandi bin Ilyas, the second mursyid, who passed away on 05 January 1916, followed by Kyai Haji Raden Rifai bin Affandi, the third mursyid, who passed away on 4 August 1968 (10 Jumadil Awal 1388 H), and then to Kyai Haji Raden Abdulsalam bin Rifai, the fourth mursyid, who passed away on 12 May 2014 (12 Rajab 1388 H).[7] The leadership then continued with Kyai Haji Raden Ir. Torik Arie Ghuzdiwan,[8] who was appointed as the sixth mursyid in May 2014. Kyai Haji Raden Abdulsalam bin Rifai had a younger sister, who is my grandmother. She married a wonderful gentleman who is a veteran of the Indonesian National Revolution and was also partly Indos decent. Though my ancestor historically comes part of the Naqshbandiyah sufi order which follows the Tareqat of Abu Bakr.[9][10] I come from a Nahdlatul Ulama family under the Ash'ari School, though I practice Islam fairly secularly and liberally as schooled following Azharite thought under the adoption of the pluralistic and moderatic Islam Nusantara form. This does not not shape my view, I just like that piece of history. I follow WP:NPOV strictly.
Family tree of Diponegoro II, Moh. Ilyas great family line
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320. B.P.A. Pangeran Diponegoro (1785–1855, National Hero)
160. K.P.A. Diponegoro II (Diponingrat)
80. K.H. Ali Dipowongso (studied/served in Makkah)
40. K.H.R. Moh. Ilyas bin Ali Dipowongso — founder of Thariqah Naqsyabandiyah Mujaddadiyah Sokaraja
20. K.H.R. Affandi bin Ilyas (Mursyid II)
10. K.H.R. Rifai bin Affandi (Mursyid IV, †1388 H)
5. Grandmother — daughter of K.H.R. Rifai bin Affandi (Mursyid IV), sister of K.H.R. Abdulsalam bin Rifai (Mursyid V)
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Study with care. Work with integrity. If I succeed, it will not be because of who my ancestors were, but because I tried to live up to what they taught.

References

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    "Question on ASEAN stumped Hegseth at Senate hearing. What is it and why is it important?". AP News. 2025-01-15. Retrieved 2025-07-08.
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    "Perempuan-perempuan di Hidup Pangeran Diponegoro". Kumparan.com (in Indonesian). Retrieved 2020-03-21.
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    Fathuddin, Agus. "KHM Ilyas, Ulama Trah Pangeran Diponegoro - Suara Merdeka - Halaman 2". KHM Ilyas, Ulama Trah Pangeran Diponegoro - Suara Merdeka - Halaman 2 (in Indonesian). Retrieved 2025-08-26.
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    "Mengenal Syekh Abdul Malik Purwokerto; Mursyid yang Dicintai Para Habaib". JATMAN Online. 15 September 2023. Retrieved 11 June 2025.
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    Pratama, Lafiana Ferika (10 December 2022). "Kiai Haji Raden Mas Muhammad Ilyas, Sang Penyebar Tarekat Naqsyabandiyah". kumparan (in Indonesian). Retrieved 2025-08-26.
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    Azmi Umar Faiq, NIM : 16120090 (2023-03-31). PENGEMBANGAN TAREKAT NAQSYABANDIYAH KHALIDIYAH DI SOKARAJA, BANYUMAS, JAWA TENGAH PERIODE KIAI ABDUSALAM 1968-2014 M. (skripsi thesis) (in Indonesian). UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.{{cite thesis}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
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    "Thariqah Naqsyabandiyah al Khalidiyah: Mursyid, Guru & Silsilah". NU Cilacap Online. 27 August 2022. Retrieved 11 August 2025.
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    "Tujuan Mengamalkan Tarekat Menurut KH Ir Raden Toriq Arif Ghuzdewan". NU Cilacap Online (in Indonesian). 2023-05-12. Retrieved 2025-08-26.
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    "Tariqah Naqshbandiyah: Sejarah, Ajaran, dan Penyebaran" (in Indonesian). 2025-02-08. Retrieved 2025-11-21.
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    Putra, Apria (2020-03-13). "Tarekat Naqsyabandiyah Al-Khalidiyah : Mengenal Ajaran Tarekat yang Berasal dari Abu Bakar | Bincang Syariah". BincangSyariah | Portal Islam Rahmatan lil Alamin (in Indonesian). Retrieved 2025-09-01.

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