The Sultanate of Cirebon is a historical Islamic kingdom located on the north coast of Java, Indonesia. Established in the 15th century, it played a significant role in the spread of Islam in the region. The sultanate was known for its rich culture, including traditional arts, music, and dance, which are still celebrated today. Cirebon's strategic location made it an important trade center, connecting various regions of Indonesia and beyond. The sultanate was also known for its unique blend of Javanese and Chinese influences, evident in its architecture and cuisine. Key figures include the founding sultan, Sultan Cirebon I, who helped establish the kingdom's identity.