Panglima Laot: Maritime Cultural Heritage and Sustainability of the Coastal Environment in Aceh

Mujiburrahman, Mujiburrahman; Rochwulaningsih, Yety; Sulistiyono, Singgih Tri; Utama, Mahendra Pudji

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202131701096

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“…First, no fisherman catches fish in one day, from sunset on Thursday to evening on Friday. According to Mujiburrahman et al (2021), Panglima Laot has an essential role in fishing communities. Panglima Laot plays four roles, including (i) its role in Implementing the Adat Laot; (ii) its Role in the Implementation of Laot Customary Law; (iii) The Role of the Commander of the Sea in Implementing the "Meuphang Law, (iv) role in customary dispute resolution.…”

Section: Local Wisdom In Maintaining Marine Conservationmentioning

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Panglima Laot: Safeguarding Indonesia's West Coastal Marine Resources through Local Wisdom in Aceh, Indonesia

Permatasari,

Yuwono,

Kismartini

2023

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Sea is an ecosystem that contains biota and abiotic that are interdependent on one another. Marine resources have many possible uses, so protecting them from environmental damage is extremely important. In addition to needing protection, most coastal residents rely on marine resources for survival, so it is essential to make various efforts to prevent their degradation. In this context, the role of government and society is needed to protect and preserve it. Several regions in Indonesia still prioritize local wisdom in protecting marine ecosystems, especially coastal areas. This research examines the Panglima Laot as the guardian of coastal natural resources in Aceh; this province is located at the western tip of Indonesia. A traditional institution known as Panglima Laot exists among Acehnese people, particularly among those who live along the shore because they play a key part in reducing environmental deterioration and enhancing the conditions for fishermen. The coastal community of Acehnese is participating in the preservation of marine habitats by maintaining Panglima Laot. The locals think that conserving ancestors' cultural legacy involves caring for nature and acting responsibly. The strategy employed in this qualitative study for data collecting is ethnography and literature review. According to the reality on the ground, Panglima Laot continues to have legitimacy from the locals, which means Aceh's maritime ecosystem is still maintained. The next generation must be educated to preserve cultural tradition.

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Section: Local Wisdom In Maintaining Marine Conservationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Panglima Laot: Safeguarding Indonesia's West Coastal Marine Resources through Local Wisdom in Aceh, Indonesia

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Yuwono,

Kismartini

2023

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“…Aceh sailors are known as sailors who can reach the red sea in their shipping activities. Even Aceh is a maritime-based Islamic Kingdom, so that the sea will be inherent in the daily life of the Acehnese people [8]. The attachment of Aceh as a maritime kingdom is of course also one of the proofs that the sea cannot be separated in the daily lives of the people of Aceh [9].…”

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Keuneneng: Local Knowledge Of Aceh Fishermen

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Mujiburrahman,

Riski

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This article discusses the results of research related to local knowledge in Aceh's maritime community. The local knowledge discussed in this article concerns about astronomical knowledge in the fishing communities of Aceh. Where local knowledge in the current era is increasingly being eroded by technological advances, but on the other hand local knowledge is a treasure of the nation. This research was conducted in Aceh, using a qualitative approach. Then this study also uses concepts from interdisciplinary science, namely sociology, anthropology and history. This multi-disciplinary approach to gain a more comprehensive perspective. Based on this research, it can be described that local knowledge is a form of community adaptation to the natural environment in which they interact. One form of local adaptation which later became local knowledge was the astronomical knowledge of Aceh sailors. This astronomical knowledge in the people of Aceh is known as keuneneng. Keuneneng is knowledge in determining climate. Keuneneng is divided into twelve keuneneng, according to the number of months. Starting from the keuneneng dua ploh lhei, to the keuneneng sa. In addition to keuneneng, in Acehnese society, especially Acehnese sailors are also known for their knowledge of astrology. Apart from being a guide, this astrology is also used to detect natural threats at sea. This astronomical knowledge is a form of natural adaptation, which later becomes local knowledge in Aceh.

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Panglima Laot: Maritime Cultural Heritage and Sustainability of the Coastal Environment in Aceh

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Panglima Laot: Safeguarding Indonesia's West Coastal Marine Resources through Local Wisdom in Aceh, Indonesia

Panglima Laot: Safeguarding Indonesia's West Coastal Marine Resources through Local Wisdom in Aceh, Indonesia

Keuneneng: Local Knowledge Of Aceh Fishermen

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