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History of the birth of Pancasila





The birth of Pancasila was the title of a speech delivered by Sukarno in the Dokuritsu Junbi Cosakai session (Indonesian: "Badan Penyeledik Usaha Persiapan Kemerdekan") on June 1, 1945. In this speech the concept and initial formulation of "Pancasila" was first put forward by Soekarno as the country's foundation Indonesian independence. This speech was initially delivered by Sukarno by acclamation without a title and only received the title "Birth of Pancasila" by the former Chairman of BPUPKI Dr. Radjiman Wedyodiningrat in the preface to the book which contained a speech which was then recorded by BPUPKI.

Towards the defeat of the Japanese Imperial Army at the end of the Pacific War, the Japanese occupation forces in Indonesia sought to attract the support of the Indonesian people by forming Dokuritsu Junbi Cosakai (Indonesian: “Badan Penyelidik Usaha Persiapan Kemerdekaan" or BPUPK, which later became BPUPKI, with the addition of “Indonesia”.

This organization held its first session from 29 May (which was later completed on 1 June 1945). The meeting was opened on May 28, 1945 and discussions began the following day on May 29, 1945 with the basic theme of the state. The first meeting was held at the Chuo Sangi In building on Jalan Pejambon 6 Jakarta, now known as the Pancasila Building. In Dutch times, the building was a Volksraad building (Indonesian: "Perwakilan Rakyat").
After a few days of not getting a bright spot, on June 1, 1945, Bung Karno had a turn to convey his ideas about the basis of an independent Indonesian state, which he called "Pancasila". The speech, which was not prepared in writing in advance, was received by the acclamation of all members of Dokuritsu Junbi Cosakai.

Next Dokuritsu Junbi Cosakai formed a Small Committee to formulate and draft the Basic Law based on Bung Karno's speech. Nine Committees (consisting of Ir. Sukarno, Mohammad Hatta, Mr. AA Maramis, Abikoesno Tjokrosoejoso, Abdul Kahar Muzakir, Agus Salim, Achmad Soebardjo, Wahid Hasjim, and Mohammad Yamin) were assigned to reformulate Pancasila as the State Foundation based on speeches. Bung Karno said on June 1, 1945, and made the document as a text to proclaim Indonesia's independence.

After going through the trial process, finally the formulation of the Pancasila results of the Bung Karno excavation was successfully formulated to be included in the Preamble of the 1945 Constitution, which was ratified and declared valid as the basis of an independent Indonesian state on 18 August 1945 by PPKI
And since 2017, June 1 has officially become a national holiday to commemorate "The Birth of Pancasila"


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