Bawadiman Kartohadiprodjo

Bawadiman Kartohadiprodjo (25 December 1886 – 18 October 1933) was a Javanese bureaucrat who served as the Regent of Pasuruan and as the deputy speaker of the East Java Council.

Biography Kartohadiprodjo was born on 25 December 1886 as the son of Mas Bawadiman. Kartohadiprodjo began his career as an assistant clerk at the Regent of Tuban office from 24 December 1904 until 25 May 1906. After that, he was transferred to Jatirogo in Tuban, East Java and worked as a clerk to the Wedana (head of district) of Jatirogo. In 1908, he was promoted from his position as clerk to mantripolitie (a title for indigenous officials). to represent the Perhimpunan Pegawai Bestuur Bumiputra (Association of Indigenous Civil Servants). He served in the Subsidy Commission of the council Following his death, special elections were held to fill the vacancy in the East Java Council. Raden Dradjat, the patih of Bangil, was elected to replace Kartohadiprojo. The office of the Regent of Pasuruan would remain vacant for another two years until R.A.A. Harsono was appointed to held the office in acting capacity on 1 January 1935.

Kartohadiprodjo was married to Umi Untari. The marriage resulted in seven children, namely Sayidiman, Soediman, Soekarmen, Soelasikin, Soelasbawiati, Soelasbawiatini, and Soelasmiarti.