Madiun City Emblem

The Madiun City emblem consists of a dark green shield containing geographic, historical, and philosophical symbols associated with the community’s struggle. Its composition includes mountains and a river, a red-stone foundation, a white monument, and rice and cotton motifs.

• Dark green shield: The shield signifies protection, guardianship, guidance, safety, and prosperity for the government and residents.
• Two mountains and a river: These elements depict Madiun’s fertile geographic setting between Mount Lawu and Mount Wilis, with the Bengawan Madiun flowing through the center.
• Five red foundation stones: The five stones symbolize a democratic regional government founded on the philosophy of Pancasila.
• White monument: The monument symbolizes unity and service inspired by purity.
• Rice and cotton: This motif contains eight flowers and nine leaves, signifying prosperity, welfare, and a commitment to the ideals of the Proclamation of August 17, 1945.
• Emblem colors: Dark and light green signify fertility, prosperity, and welfare; yellow and gold signify greatness and glory; blue signifies tranquility and loyalty; white signifies purity; and red signifies courage.

The documented account identifies the Madiun City emblem as an official regional emblem and records “MADIUN BANGKIT” as the motto, expanded as Clean, Safe, Comfortable, Distinguished, Strong, Beautiful, and Peaceful. It also identifies the city’s popular names as Kota Gadis and Kota Karismatik, with Sang Pendekar (Madya) as its mascot.