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via SBS Indonesian, 22 September 2023: Indonesia’s historic palaces, such as Solo Palace, have struggled to maintain their influence and existence in modern times, partly due to government indifference.
Indonesia had many palaces in the past.
Unfortunately, the majority of their existence has disappeared, one of which is due to the palace’s inability to survive amidst changing times.
One that has a big role in Indonesia is the Solo Palace, which still survives today even though it has slowly lost its influence.
Source: Indonesian palaces in modern era: Are they just history? | SBS Indonesian
Please revisit the catalogue of the Asia Society exhibition, 1990: “Court Arts of Indonesia”.