Indonesian Caliphate

Indonesian Caliphate
31. The End of World War II


The Nazi German navy suffered after 3 years of fighting against the Massive Power of the Indonesian Caliphate, In addition, German forces on the ground and in the air invaded the Soviet Union and the United States with many troops they deployed, the United States took control of Normandy. Meanwhile the Soviet Union with its forces from the East swept the German forces from there.


Hitler's Holocaust destroyed all Jews in Europe and in the Middle East, his intention to rule the world was eventually dashed because they also killed some of the Muslim population there because they were accidentally hit by artillery fire.


A coalition of Arab states formed a unitary Arab state that drove German forces from there, Italy also surrendered to the Allies because they had lost 2/3 of its forces on all fronts. To celebrate the end of the 2nd World War, the Indonesian government held a martial festival in Hong Kong to become the territory of the Indonesian caliphate. The participating countries are Indonesia, Japan, America, United Kingdom, North China, and Brazil.


The martial arts are pencak silat, jujitsu, karate, Wing Chun, Taichi, Wushu, Boxing, Muai Thai and many more. Many martial Grand Masters want to see the martial arts in the world, among those present are:


the Wa Xianda


In the history of the bajiquan, Wa Xianda was a legendary person. Wa Xianda was born in 1932 to a Hui (Muslim) family in Hebei Province. In his family, martial arts has been taught for generations up to seven generations.


As a child, he learned martial arts lessons from his father Ma Fengtu and uncle Ma Yintu. Various wushu techniques he learned, not just bajiquan. Starting from tongbeiquan, piguaquan, bashanfen, and cuojiao were also studied.


Not only did Ma Xianda stop at martial products domestically, he also studied fencing, wrestling, and boxing. His extraordinary practice and dedication to martial arts placed him within the ranks of grandmasters in the martial world of China. He was already at the highest level or Duan Nine.


wang Zhi Ping's


He was born in 1881 in Cang City, Hebei Province. At the time of his birth, the Chinese kingdom was in turbulent times. Wang has been learning wushu since the age of six, so that during his adult life he has mastered many wushu techniques.


He is a master at using a variety of weapons, expert in qinna (locking techniques), shuaijiao (wrestling), freestyle martial arts, master of breathing, and lightening the body. He was known as an all-round martial master.


- Chang Tung Sheng's


In the world of shuaijiao (wrestling), he is a legendary. Born in 1908 in Baoding, Hebei Province, Chang was a very powerful child among his childhood friends. His well-off family facilitated him to learn martial arts with Zhang Fenyen, a shuaijiao expert.


In 1933, Chang won the Kuo Shu martial arts tournament. People called him then as the Iron Butterfly. During the war between China and Japan and during World War II, Chang taught martial arts to Chinese soldiers. He was an invincible martial master.


the Ip Man


Ip Man was born in Foshan, Guandong province in 1893 during the reign of Guangxu Emperor, Qing Dynasty. He is the third of four children born to Ip Oi and Ng Shui. Her brother and sister are Ip Kai Gak and Ip Wan Hum. Ip Man grew up in a wealthy family and received a high standard of education.


We often find articles about Master Ip Man, some call him Yip Man, many experts argue great about the name problem. Ip Man is an official international pronunciation because in the passport Ip Man uses the name Ip Man instead of Yip Man, as well as his two sons also use the name Ip Chun and Ip Ching. For more details, though, it can be read in the book about Ip Man's profile and his life written by Ip Ching which clearly states that Ip is a surname and the first in China and Hong Kong.


the Japanese Generals


Imperial Japanese Army (Kyujitai: ⁇ , Shinjitai: ⁇ , Romaji: The Dai-Nippon Teikoku Rikugun) was the Imperial Japanese army from 1867 to 1945 under the control of the Joint Staff of the Army ( ⁇ Sanbo Honbu) and the Ministry of the Army ( ⁇ Rikugunsho), both were under the Emperor of Japan as commander-in-chief of the army and navy. Then the Inspectorate General of Army Airmen became the third institution to oversee. During times of war or national emergency, the Emperor's command functions were in writing centered on the Imperial Headquarters ( ⁇ Daihonei), the Emperor's command, an ad-hoc body consisting of the Chief of Staff and the Deputy of the Joint Staff of the Army and the Joint Staff of the Navy, the minister of war and the Inspector General of Military Training.


the Indonesian Marine Corps


The Marine Corps of the Republic of Indonesia (or abbreviated as Kormar RI) is one of the TNI's Main Operations Command (Kotama Ops) under the direct control of the TNI Commander who also doubles and serves as the Main Construction Command (Kotama Bin) at the Naval TNI Headquarters. In the organizational structure of the TNI, the Marine Corps is a Main Command that is aligned with other Kotama such as Kogabwilhan, Kohanudnas, Kostrad, Kopassus, Kodam, Koarmada RI, Pushidrosal, Kolinlamil, Koopsudnas and Koharmatau. The Marine Corps is tasked with organizing amphibious operations, coastal defense operations, and securing strategic outer islands in the framework of OMP and OMSP as well as other operations in accordance with the policies of the TNI Commander. The Marine Corps is next to Kotama Ops, also as Kotama Bin who is in charge of fostering the strength and readiness of Marine unit operations and building maritime potential into a security defense force based under the sea and responsible to KASAL. The Marine Corps is headed by the Commander of the Marine Corps, who is stationed under and responsible to the Commander in Chief. Kormar has the slogan “Jalesu Bhumyamca Jayamahe” which means “At Sea and Inland Kita Jaya”. The Marine Corps headquarters are located at Jalan Pradar KKO Usman and Harun, Kwitang, Central Jakarta.


the United States Marine Corps


The United States Marine Corps (United States Marine Corps, abbreviated USMC) is a branch of the United States Armed Forces that is responsible for delivering war power from the sea, it uses the mobility of the United States Navy to quickly send combat units to a place where there is a global crisis. Along with the U. S. Navy, the U. S. Marine Corps is under the United States Department of the Navy.


The U. S. Marine Corps was originally founded as the Continental Marines in 1775 as a marine infantry, and will continue to evolve today based on U. S. foreign military and political doctrine. The U. S. Marine Corps has served in every U. S. military conflict since the American Revolutionary War. In the 20th century the marines became known for their greatness on the Pacific Front of World War II. In the early 20th century the U. S. Marine Corps became the most dominant formulator of amphibious warfare theory and practice. Its ability to quickly respond to regional crises makes it an important tool for the implementation and execution of U. S. foreign policy.