Former Indonesian president Suharto was today buried near the royal city of Solo in a state funeral with full military honours.
The ceremony was led by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and attended by senior leaders and diplomats.
Tens of thousands of people lined the roads in the capital Jakarta and later around Solo in Central Java, hoping to catch a glimpse of the former general's funeral procession.
Indonesian soldiers carry the coffin of former president Suharto at Astana Giribangun family mausoleum in Karanganyar regency Indonesia's Central Java province, today. Reuters
After the body was flown to Solo, it was driven to the family mausoleum at Giribangun, 21 miles northeast of the city.
Mr Suharto, whose spent 32 years in power, was ousted in 1998 in a student-led protest amid social and economic chaos.
He died in hospital on Sunday aged 86 after suffering multiple organ failure.
Praised by many as a visionary who helped modernise his country, he was also heavily criticised for widespread corruption and human rights abuses.
Some Indonesians argued his failings should be forgiven, while others urged the state to proceed with legal action against him for corruption, and to consider legal proceedings for human rights abuses.