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Governor of Sumatra Barat
Coat of arms of West Sumatra
since 25 February 2021
ResidenceWest Sumatra Governor House, Sudirman Street, Padang
Formation1 October 1945 (as resident)
First holderMuhammad Sjafei
DeputyAudy Joinaldy
Websitesumbarprov.go.id

The following is a list of the governors of West Sumatra who have served since October 1, 1945 until now.

The governor of West Sumatra, one of the provinces of Indonesia, is the chief executive of the province. The office was created in 1958, thirteen years after Indonesian independence in 1945.[1][2]

List of governors

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West Coast Province of Sumatra (1942–1945)

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See also: Japanese occupation of West Sumatra
# Portrait Name Took office Left office Notes
(acting) Fujiyama 17 March 1942 1 August 1942 [ket. 1][3]
1 Yano Kenzo 1 August 1942 31 March 1944 [ket. 2][4]
2 Hattori Naoaki 6 April 1944 12 May 1945 [4]

West Sumatra Residency (1945–1948)

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# Portrait Name Took office Left office Notes
1 Muhammad Sjafei 1 October 1945 15 November 1945 [ket. 3]
2 al= Roesad Datuk Perpatih Baringek 15 November 1945 14 March 1946 [ket. 4]
3 Mohammad Djamil 18 March 1946 1 July 1946
4 Sutan Mohammad Rasjid 20 July 1946 29 April 1947 [5]
5 Mohammad Nasroen 29 April 1947 15 April 1948 [5][ket. 5]

Central Sumatra Province (1948–1956)

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See also: Central Sumatra
# Portrait Name Took office Left office Notes
1 Mohammad Nasroen 15 April 1948 19 December 1948 [5][ket. 6]
(acting) Sutan Mohammad Rasjid 2 January 1949 May 1949 [7]
May 1949 October 1949
1 Mohammad Nasroen October 1949 1 August 1950 [8][ket. 7]
(acting) Ruslan Muljohardjo 9 November 1950 1 May 1951 [5][ket. 8]
2 1 May 1951 20 December 1956

West Sumatra Province (1958–present)

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See also: West Sumatra
# Portrait Name Took office Left office Notes
1 Kaharuddin Datuk Rangkayo Basa 17 May 1958 5 July 1965 [9]
(acting) Suputro Brotodihardjo 5 July 1965 4 June 1966 [10]
2 Harun Al Rasyid Zain 4 June 1966 4 June 1971 [ket. 9]
(acting) 4 June 1971 3 April 1972 [ket. 10]
2 3 April 1972 3 April 1977
(acting) 3 April 1977 18 October 1977
3 Azwar Anas 18 October 1977 18 October 1982
(acting) 18 October 1982 30 October 1982
3 30 October 1982 30 October 1987
4 Hasan Basri Durin 30 October 1987 30 October 1992
(acting) 30 October 1992 29 December 1992
4 29 December 1992 29 December 1997
5 Muchlis Ibrahim 29 December 1997 27 March 1999 [ket. 11]
(acting) Dunidja D. 27 March 1999 24 February 2000
6 Zainal Bakar 24 February 2000 24 February 2005
(acting) 24 February 2005 14 March 2005 [ket. 12]
(acting) Muhammad Thamrin 14 March 2005 15 August 2005 [15][16]
7 Gamawan Fauzi 15 August 2005 22 October 2009 [ket. 13]
(acting) Marlis Rahman 22 October 2009 7 December 2009 [17]
8 7 December 2009 15 August 2010 [18]
9 Irwan Prayitno 15 August 2010 15 August 2015 [19]
(acting) Reydonnyzar Moenek 15 August 2015 12 February 2016 [20]
9

(2015)

Irwan Prayitno 12 February 2016 12 February 2021 [21]
(daily caretaker) Alwis 12 February 2021 18 February 2021 [22]
(acting) Hamdani 18 February 2021 25 February 2021 [23]
10

(2020)

Mahyeldi Ansharullah 25 February 2021 Incumbent [24]
  Military officer
  Non-partisan/government assignment
  Prosperous Justice Party (PKS)
  Prosperous Justice Party 2020 (PKS 2020)

References

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Footnotes
  1. ^ Colonel Fujiyama as acting temporary Shūchōkan as a way to set up a temporary administration prior to the arrival of bureaucrats from Japan in occupied West Sumatra
  2. ^ First governor of West Sumatra by technicality, as he was bestowed by independence leaders and first to be titled 'Governor' by the reigning government also, instead of a residency followed by the Dutch prior. Unlike other Japanese militarists, he was highly Pro-Independence and actively helped foster the independence movement in West Sumatra during the Japanese occupation. He resigned in protest against the cruelty of the Japanese occupying government.
  3. ^ Resign
  4. ^ Resign
  5. ^ Residency is abolished based on Law 10 of 1948
  6. ^ Central Sumatra was frozen as a result of Operation Kraai from 19 December 1948 to 1 January 1950.[6]
  7. ^ There was a vacuum after-Tan Tuah Motion which led to the removal of Governor Nasroen from Central Sumatra. In the meantime, the leader of the Central Sumatra province is held by the Central Sumatra Governing Council.
  8. ^ Ahmad Husein took over from Roeslan on December 20, 1956, followed by the declaration of Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Indonesia on February 15, 1958
  9. ^ Inaugurated as governor despite losing the election for Governor of West Sumatra on March 17, 1966[5][11]
  10. ^ Because in an atmosphere of general elections, his term of office is extended as Acting Governor who will carry out his duties until the appointment of a definitive governor.[12]
  11. ^ Resign[13][14]
  12. ^ Extension term
  13. ^ Quit after being appointed as Minister of Home Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia
Reference
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  2. ^ "Nama-nama Gubernur Sumatra Barat". Pemerintah Provinsi Sumatra Barat. Telematika Elektronik Biro Humas Setda Provinsi Sumatra Barat. Retrieved 30 September 2010.
  3. ^ Osada, Siti Aminah Madjid Usman-Hiroko; Usman, Salmyah Madjid; Chaniago, Hasril (2017). Memoar Siti Aminah Madjid Usman-Hiroko Osada: kisah hidup dan perjuangan seorang putri bangsawan Jepang untuk kemerdekaan Indonesia (Cetakan pertama ed.). Jakarta: Yayasan Pustaka Obor Indonesia. p. 159. ISBN 978-979-461-904-9.
  4. ^ a b Kahin, Audrey R. (2005). Dari pemberontakan ke integrasi Sumatra Barat dan politik Indonesia, 1926-1998 (in Indonesian). Yayasan Obor Indonesia. ISBN 978-979-461-519-5.
  5. ^ a b c d e f Dt. Simaradjo, Nazwier. 1993. Cabik-Cabik Bulu Ayam, Seputar Proses Pencalonan dan Pemilihan Gubernur Sumatra Barat Periode 1992-1997. Padang: Yayasan Muballigh Sumatra Barat.
  6. ^ Chaniago, Hasril (1998). Brigadir Jenderal Polisi Kaharoeddin Datuk Rangkayo Basa: Gubernur di tengah pergolakan. Pustaka Sinar Harapan. ISBN 9789794165829.
  7. ^ Asnan, Gusti (2007). Memikir ulang regionalisme: Sumatera Barat tahun 1950-an (in Indonesian). Yayasan Obor Indonesia. ISBN 978-979-461-640-6.
  8. ^ Departemen Penerangan, Indonesia (1959). "Propinsi Sumatera Tengah".
  9. ^ Be dismissed
  10. ^ Acting Governor[5]
  11. ^ Rochman, Fathur (19 October 2014). Auliani, Palupi Annisa (ed.). "Siapa Almarhum Harun Al Raysid Zain yang Ditakziahi Jusuf Kalla". Kompas.com. Retrieved 23 November 2014.
  12. ^ Zed, Mestika (1995). "Sumatera Barat di panggung sejarah, 1945-1995".
  13. ^ Alkatiri, Mansyur; Putra, Maifil Eka; Abidin, Hamid (30 March 1999). "Gub Muchlis Ibrahim Mengundurkan Diri". Ummat. Ohio University. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
  14. ^ Sudarsono; Tjiauw, Sen; Nauli, Indra Sakti (29 March 1999). "Muchlis Tersodok Kursi Wagub". Majalah Forum. Ohio University. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
  15. ^ "M. Thamrin akan Dilantik Jadi Pj Gubernur Sumbar, Senin". Detik.com. 11 March 2005. Retrieved 7 March 2019.
  16. ^ "Penjabat Gubernur Sumbar M Thamrin Gantikan Zainal Bakar". Detik.com. 14 March 2005. Retrieved 7 March 2019.
  17. ^ Widjaya, Ismoko; Erinaldi (26 October 2009). "Enam Menteri Tiba di Padang Bahas Pasca-gempa". Vivanews.com. Padang: PT Viva Media Baru. Retrieved 15 December 2014.
  18. ^ "Gubernur Sumbar Dilantik di Garasi Mobil". JPNN.com. 07 Desember 2009. Diakses 2 Januari 2021
  19. ^ Widjaya, Ismoko; Erinaldi (15 August 2010). "Irwan Prayitno Dilantik Jadi Gubernur Sumbar". VIVA.co.id. Retrieved 23 June 2014.
  20. ^ Faruqi, Andri El (11 August 2015). "Reydonnyzar Moenek Jadi Penjabat Gubernur Sumatra Barat". Tempo. Padang: Tempo Inti Media. Retrieved 16 August 2015.
  21. ^ "Sebelum Dilantik, Kepala Daerah Terpilih Jalan Kaki Bersama Jokowi" Situs Resmi Kementerian Dalam Negeri. 12 Februari 2016. Diakses 19 Februari 2016.
  22. ^ Tito Tunjuk Alwis Jadi Plh Gubernur Sumbar RRI. 11 February 2021. Retrieved 12 February 2021.
  23. ^ Hamdani Dipercaya Jadi Pj Gubernur Sumbar RRI. 18 February 2021. Retrieved 18 February 2021.
  24. ^ Jokowi Lantik Gubernur-Wagub Sumbar, Kepri, dan Bengkulu RRI. 25 February 2021. Retrieved 25 February 2021.
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