Siapa Pengageng Sasana Wilapa yang Sah, Babak Baru Prahara Takhta dan Jabatan Keraton Solo

TRIBUNSOLO.COM - That afternoon, Tuesday (June 9, 2026), the wind in Solo blew flat in the Gladak area. However, under calm skies, the political atmosphere within the fortress of the Surakarta Hadiningrat Palace was actually simmering. Two large billboards standing tall in front of the Gladak Gate were the fuse ready to ignite a legal conflict between palace relatives. On the left side of the billboard, the face of Pakubuwono XIV Hangabehi stared straight ahead. On the right side, lined up were photos of Minister of Culture Fadli Zon, Solo Palace Executor KGPHPA Tedjowulan, and GKR Koes Murtiyah Wandansari, listed as Pengageng Sasana Wilapa PB XIV Hangabehi. To the lay public, the billboards might have seemed like ordinary bureaucratic announcements. However, to some members of the palace's immediate family, they were a "public lie" printed on cloth. At her residence in Talang Paten, Gusti Kanjeng Ratu Wandansari Sari (GKRP) Timoer Rumbay Kusuma Dewayani sat with a serious but calm expression. As the Pengageng Sasana Wilapa under the leadership of PB XIV Purbaya, the daughter of the late PB XIII felt her sacred space had been violated. "As Sasana Wilapa, I will continue to pursue legal action," said GKRP Timoer in a firm but measured tone. "We already have ample evidence that what was stated on the billboard is untrue." Actually, mobilizing the masses to tear down the billboard was not difficult for GKRP Timoer. Her network of loyal palace followers was ready to mobilize at any time. However, her political maturity and love for the conducive conditions of Solo led her to choose a quieter path: legal action. "We don't want to cause a commotion. We want to maintain security at the Surakarta Palace. We want to avoid chaos. They have a crowd, and we have a crowd too. When we want to take them down, theirs will. We don't want Solo to become unsafe," he explained thoughtfully. For Timoer, every billboard still up isn't a defeat, but rather a cache of evidence he will bring to justice. "The more they put up, the more evidence we have," he added.