Purbalingga Regency Emblem

The Purbalingga Regency emblem consists of a light-blue shield with a thick dark-blue border and a ribbon bearing the inscription “Prasetyaning Nayaka Amangun Praja”. Purbalingga is a regency in Central Java, Indonesia.

• Shield and border: The shield symbolizes protection, strength, and a means of struggle. Its thick border represents the many rivers that nourish the region.
• Curving lines: The light-blue lines symbolize the community’s unbroken dynamism and creativity, likened to the flow of a river.
• Three banyan trees: The trees symbolize a strong, safe shelter and represent the three ancestors identified as the founders of Purbalingga: Ardi Lawet, Onje, and Wirasaba.
• Eight-pointed spear: The spear symbolizes authority and wisdom. Its eight points refer to the eight principles of leadership known as Hasta Brata.
• Rice, cotton, and andong leaves: The 45 grains of rice, 17 cotton bolls, and eight andong leaves symbolize prosperity and refer to Indonesia’s independence date, August 17, 1945.
• Ribbon inscription: “Prasetyaning Nayaka Amangun Praja” expresses the resolve and loyalty of officials and residents to build the region and country together.

The Purbalingga Regency emblem was established as the official regency emblem under Regional Regulation No. 1 of 1989. Its ribbon carries the documented motto “Prasetyaning Nayaka Amangun Praja”.