Profile of Rania Yamin: Mohammad Yamin's Granddaughter Who Went Viral on Tiktok

Kapanlagi.com - Written by Ashyla Faiq Al furqaan

Rania Yamin Maheswari, with 234.8 thousand followers on Tiktok, is actually a girl with Mangkunegaran descent and the granddaughter of National Hero Mohammad Yamin. This beautiful girl often shares her activities in Mangkunegaran and has successfully attracted public attention.

The girl, born on June 6th, now has a dramatically increasing number of followers since she often shares short videos of her activities in Solo. Many netizens want to know more about her profile and her parents' occupation. Check out Rania's profile below!

1. Descendants of Important Families in Indonesia

Rania and Family/ Credit Photo instagram.com/raniaayamin

Amidst her busy pursuit of a Bachelor's degree in Indonesian Literature at the University of Indonesia, Rania still manages to be an active content creator who shares her daily life and certain events in Mangkunegaran. In addition to sharing her daily life in Solo, Rania has also revealed her parents on her social media. Rania's parents are important figures, her mother is KRAY Endang Purwaningsih and her father is KRMH Roy Rahajasa. Her father is the eldest grandson of Mangkunegara VII. Therefore, her family is very famous and respected in Central Java.

2. Love for Batik Fabric

Rania Yamin Wearing Kebaya With Her Friends/ Credit Photo instagram.com/raniaayamin

The love for batik has also penetrated the heart of the youngest girl among four siblings. Rania Maheswari Yamin, with great enthusiasm, showcases her passion in every content she uploads. In the digital world she has created, Rania often shows herself hunting for batik fabrics and kebaya dresses from vintage to modern models. 

Through her Instagram, the stunning photos of her wearing kebaya dresses often mesmerize her followers. However, Rania's love story for batik does not stop there. She even built a business called @kaingembira, a place where she sells beautiful batik and songket fabrics. For Rania, wearing batik is one of the clearest and most loving ways to voice her love for Indonesia's cultural richness and to encourage the younger generation to preserve the use of kebaya dresses on every occasion. 

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